Kelsey Nistel is a content creator and helps with the Retro 102.5 social media. She was born in Toledo, Ohio but has lived in Colorado since 2007. Nistel writes about trending topics and Northern Colorado crime. She keeps the public informed on the Most Wanted suspects of our community weekly. Her favorite places in Northern Colorado include the Poudre Canyon, Estes Park, Big Thompson Canyon and Old Town Fort Collins.
Kelsey Nistel
Coloradan Mails Rock Back to CPW After Taking it from a State Park
A Colorado resident mailed a rock back to CPW after taking it home from a state park.
Greeley Man Arrested for Dumping Puppies on Road
A Greeley man was arrested after leaving abandoning two puppies on the side of the road.
How to Hike to the Colorado B-17 Crash Site via Stormy Peaks Trail
Here are directions to use as a guide to hike to the B-17 Crash Site in Colorado via the Old Sawmill Trail.
Weld County Sheriff Seeks Public’s Help with a 9-Year-Old Cold Case
The Weld County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in information regarding a 9-year-old cold case.
Former Rockies Player Chad Bettis Announces Retirement from the MLB
Former Rockies player and cancer survivor, Chad Bettis, announced his retirement from the MLB this week.
Greeley Man Sentenced 30 Years to Life After Sexually Assaulting Woman He Met on Facebook
Matthew Shepherd was convicted in January of Sexual Assault by Force, a class 3 felony, and Unlawful Sexual Contact, a class 4 felony.
Put this Poudre Canyon Trail on your Summer Hiking List
If you're looking for a fun and challenging hike, Mt. McConnel Summit Trail is one to add to the list.
Rangers Rescue Two Dogs at Devil’s Backbone Due to Extreme Heat
Two dogs were rescued over the weekend at Devil's Backbone due to extreme heat.
This Week’s Larimer County’s Most Wanted: Reba Jo Burrow
The Larimer County Sheriff's Office updates their Most Wanted list, giving citizens the chance to provide any information about any of the posted criminals.
CPW Reports People Picking Up Newborn Wildlife in Estes Park
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been receiving calls of people picking up newborn fawns and calves in the Estes Park area.