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Wired Magazine is warning that the "Most Used Words" app on Facebook is a privacy nightmare. One Colorado user claims he noticed several days after using the app that he suddenly had several new, foreign Facebook friends that he says he did not add...

Campbell's Soup Company recently launched their "Your Father" commercial which features a same-sex couple (2 dads) feeding their son Star Wars chicken noodle soup (watch above). Of course, some people were outraged over 2 fathers being in a commercial and the comments began pouring in via Facebook...

An adorable kitten was taken to a shelter in Washington after being found in a box with a note apparently written by a child pleading for a loving home for the cat. "My mommys boyfriend is mean to me. desperet (sic) for loving home," the note reads...

Most of us have seen Elk in Estes park, but have you ever been stuck in an "Elk Jam"? We have a video of antler to antler traffic in Estes Park.

We posted to our Facebook page this week asking you to share with us the last photo you took on your smart phone. You shared over 130 photos shared with us.

Pantsuits aren't #basic enough, anyway. Hillary Clinton just admitted she isn't a "pumpkin spice latte kind of gal," and is being (jokingly) slammed for it on the internet. Clinton confessed her deepest, darkest secret in a Facebook Q&A on Monday - the day before National Coffee Day - prompting PSL lovers to defend their beloved drink. ...

A Facebook post claiming to protect users' photos, personal information, and other digital property, has yet again been making the rounds on the social media network. But does sharing it actually work? The post typically reads: In response to the new Facebook guidelines, I hereby declare that my copyright is attached to all of my personal details, illustrations, comics, paintings, professional pho

We've been asking for it for years, and now we're finally getting it.

Everyone knows "that couple" who overshare their relationship on Facebook - the one that posts couple selfies, date check-ins, and lovey-dovey status updates for everyone to see. It's like, okay, we get it - you're in love, now shut up. I personally don't have a problem with this, and in the rare instances that I get annoyed with the Facebook PDA, I just ignore it...

Last night I came across a Fort Collins friend's Facebook post detailing an online dating scam her mother fell victim to - the story is absolutely heartbreaking. The post reads as follows: This is going to be a long one folks: I recently helped my mom integrate into the facebook/social media world, to which she navigated (with a multitude of hurdles; relentlessly) She discovered a senior dating we

Ever have one of those neighbors? The neighbor that just loves to complain about anything and everything. But BBQ smoke? Who complains about BBQ?

Do you think that you would cheat on your spouse or mate for Thor? What does your name really say about you? What color should your hair really be? What is the best test you have distracted yourself with this week?