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Pizza Hut is supposedly set to take orders through Facebook Messenger and Twitter, but Northern Colorado Pizza Hut managers have heard otherwise.

Colorado has a mile high obsession with not only beer, but Pokemon Go, as well. Put them together and you get thousands of drunk people meandering through the streets on their phones trying to "catch 'em all."

A local Fort Collins restaurant has closed their doors for good, but judging by their Facebook page not many people have noticed in recent weeks.

Fort Collins Police Services unleashed their SWAT team on a "glazed-looking" suspect on Friday.

The Greeley Police Department made a public service announcement to all the young men out there accepting strange friend requests on Facebook on Friday.

Greeley day shift officers responded to a missing persons report on Monday, only to discover something very odd was going on.

A secret Facebook group where Colorado children as young as 12 years of age can buy and sell drugs has been uncovered.

Fort Collins police and other agencies in Northern Colorado released a hilarious warning on social media about the dangers of driving after smoking a doobie.

This year, April 20 (a.k.a. the biggest day for marijuana) lands on a super odd day of the week: Wednesday. Because of that, there aren't many activities to do aside from browse deals at head shops and eat lunch at Cheba Hut. (Aside from smoke pot, of course.)

With this late spring storm, your weekend has just turned into one long, endless scroll down your Facebook newsfeed. Play some Bingo - loser has to get takeout!

So I matched with a former coworker on Tinder last week, and there was a super weird conversation that came of it.

Are Facebook pages for marijuana dispensaries and companies illegal to have, or is Facebook going overboard in shutting these pages down?