A bull moose first spotted in Evans on Tuesday morning that then evaded capture in Greeley later in the day was finally sedated and relocated Wednesday morning.

A bull moose first spotted in Evans on Tuesday morning that then evaded capture in Greeley later in the day was finally sedated and relocated Wednesday morning.

Thank you for the Longs Peak article in last Friday’s Tribune. It brought back many wonderful memories.

Greeley police and Colorado Parks and Wildlife captured a moose that initially evaded capture in Josephine B. Jones Park.

Wednesday Knife sharpening class: noon, LINC Library Innovation Center, 501 8th Ave., Greeley. Come in and learn how to maintain your knives. A sharp knife is a safe knife, so bring in a kitchen, ...

COLORADO (KCNC) — Greeley police and Colorado Parks and Wildlife are asking people to avoid Josephine B. Jones Park after wildlife officials unsuccessfully tried to capture a moose. The young ...

Since a famous meeting in Ripon, Wisconsin, produced the Republican Party, all attempts at a major alternative political part ...

Mary Greeley Medical Center wants to build a new nurse training center on campus and four housing units on Kellog Avenue.

A citizens group that is collecting petition signatures in an attempt to derail the city’s approval of a complex $1.1 billion financing plan for a project in west Greeley is likely to back off ...