Relationships

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

Last week, we gave you the five girls you've dated in Fort Collins, but we're all about #genderequality, so this week, Mollie and I have a list for the guys.

If you're currently in the market for romance, you may be familiar with the lack in personal, meaningful connections that come with dating. There's a new dating app that promises to sift through those bad connections to find you love with someone with truly similar interests - based right here in Colorado.

Women are allowed to propose to their significant others once every 4 years according to Irish folklore, and that day is coming up, ladies - February 29, to be exact.

If Gwen Stefani's new single is about Blake Shelton, it's pretty obvious she's very in like!

Valentine's Day is coming up, but Madi, Mollie and Shelby from 94.3 The X are talking about why it's more fun to be single anyway. (They know a lot about it.)

A 93-year-old World War II veteran has been reunited with his wartime girlfriend in Australia - over 70 years after saying goodbye. And yes, they'll be spending Valentine's Day together.

Forget Tinder! Put down your phone, get out there and mingle with some singles. Madi and I made you a list to help with your search for that special someone.

Many of the popular, traditional restaurants in Northern Colorado are probably already booked up for Valentine's Day. But you don't have to go to mainstream places like the Melting Pot, anyway.

It's going to make you think twice about that 'girl next door,' or the guy next to you on the MAX. It's a different side of Fort Collins: a stripped-down side.

Where you bring your date can either make or break Valentine's Day. If you're in the early or beginning stages of a relationship (perhaps it's your first date!), the location is especially important. These are 5 places in Northern Colorado you do not want to bring your date for Valentine's Day...

Iowa farmer and former Bachelor Chris Soules is suing a dating website for farmers using his persona for marketing without permission.