Dating

A Fort Collins woman documents her various 'Sugar Daddy' date experiences in 'Sugaring Fort Collins: The Sweet, the Sad and the Distasteful.'

Resident bitter single girl Shelby reached out to Thompson Valley Rotary to ask if she could post a valentine for her Tinder match, favorite pizza and more.

Last year, Colorado singles witnessed something on a seemingly daily basis that really rubbed in the fact that they're single - and now there's data to prove they weren't just imagining things. (Oh, fantastic!)

Shelby and Scruggs share their tips on three places/ways you can lock your lips to someone else's while ringing in 2017 in downtown Fort Collins.

There isn't a concept out there that's more Colorado (or more uncomfortable) than this, and it does happen at Loveland Ski Area -- yes, LOVEland. How perfect.

The year 2016 was a transformative year for me in the realm of relationships, and I want to share some advice with those who don't want to be single in the new year.

New Year's Eve could easily be spent on the couch watching the ball drop on TV, but why not spend it with your sweetheart traveling along the Royal Gorge Route on a romantic dinner train?

New Year's Eve is one of those holidays you wish you had someone in your life to kiss. While you don't need a New Year's kiss, it's always fun.

The holiday season is officially in full swing here in Colorado, and there's no shortage of romantic things to do this year.

I'm just gonna be up front about this: dating in Northern Colorado really sucks.

Like Rihanna, these Northern Coloradans found love in a hopeless place -- Fort Collins' public transportation, the Weld County DMV and, as always, the Book Ranch.

Sorry, but I can't tell our future grandkids that we got together because we pretended to watch Dazed and Confused while sucking face. Make America date again.