Animals

Don't let anyone tell you moose don't like their pictures taken.

From brookies to cutties, these are Grand Junction's favorite kinds of trout.

These five animals are making a comeback, thanks to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

There are a dozen burros that were released and are now roaming around Cripple Creek freely until October.

This is how Colorado Parks & Wildlife and the National Park Service is re-establishing our native Rio Grande cutthroat trout here in Colorado.

Although Pallas's cats don't lay eggs, it's still protecting the egg.

The old cartoons with Yogi the Bear outsmarting the Jellystone park ranger weren't really that far off base. Bears are smart. Humans can be...stupid.

24-year-old Stephen Swett was charged with two counts of cruelty to animals when his puppy named Kayle had multiple injuries.

The search has intensified for a Grand Junction dog named Walter

A woman has been reunited with the black bear she helped rescue.