Emily Mashak is the content coordinator for Townsquare Media Northern Colorado. You’ll hear her voice commercials, news updates, on our public affairs show Tuned in NOCO, X-Posed music updates on 94.3 The X and her own Saturday show on 99.9 The Point. She was born in Minnesota, but has lived in Colorado since 2008. Mashak writes on a variety of topics from local crime to weekly recaps of The Bachelor. Some of her favorite local places include Odell Brewing, Road 34 and Rocky Mountain National Park. Tuned in to NoCo airs every weekend on each station. You can listen to Saturday’s with Emily from 3-7 p.m. every week on 99.9 The Point.
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Man Jailed for Attempted Murder After Stabbing North of Greeley
The victim was stabbed five times in the neck, arm, and stomach.
Mayor Wade Troxell Speaks About the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Mayor Wade Troxell explains how Fort Collins is handling COVID-19.
5 At-Home Activities You Can Do While in Self-Quarantine
Don't get cabin fever just yet.
NoCo Virus Tracker: Budweiser Events Center Closes Due to COVID-19
Tickets to cancelled events will be refunded.
NoCo Virus Tracker: 1st Positive Cases of COVID-19 in Weld County
The individuals will be in isolation until they are no longer contagious.
NoCo Virus Tracker: CU Boulder Employee Tests Positive for COVID-19
Officials are notifying anyone who has been in contact with the employee.
NoCo Event: Ex-Wife of D.C. Sniper Will Share Her Story of Survival
She'll speak at the Embassy Suites in Loveland on April 2.
Colorado State University Switching to Online Classes Due to Coronavirus Concerns
All in-person classes at CSU are cancelled until April 10.
Denver International Airport Employee Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Officials expect the number of employee cases to rise with improved testing.
BREAKING: CU Boulder Cancels In-Person Classes Due to Coronavirus
The switch to online classes begins on Monday (March 16).
Southbound College Ave. Will Close Between Mulberry & Pitkin on Saturday
The closure is due to tree pruning and replacement.
New Colorado License Plate Could Honor Aurora Theater Shooting Victims
3,000 signatures are needed to start the process of approving the plate.