A woman was found dead in Colorado on New Year's Day after a suspected mountain lion attack, the first in the state since 1999, authorities told USA TODAY late last week. Two hikers came across the ...

Human DNA was found on the paws of one of the lions that was killed after authorities searched for the animals involved in the New Year’s Day death of a Fort Collins woman near Estes Park. Colorado ...

Colorado has a few thousand mountain lions, but a mountain lion attack on a human is rare, and a fatality – like the woman who died in a suspected attack Thursday in Larimer County – is even rarer.

Your Reporter Dillon Thomas specializes in covering stories in Northern Colorado. Share you story ideas with him by sending an email to [email protected]. In the aftermath of a woman's apparent ...

Social media was filled with comments after a woman was killed by a mountain lion. Here are answers to frequent questions ...

Officials are investigating an extremely rare fatal mountain lion attack. Colorado Parks and Wildlife said Thursday that that a woman was found lying on the ground on the Crosier Mountain trail in ...

LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. — Trails near Crosier Mountain remained closed Friday as investigators worked to determine what led to a deadly suspected mountain lion attack in Larimer County. Colorado Parks ...

A woman’s body was found on a trail on Crosier Mountain this week, with a mountain lion nearby. By Chris Hippensteel A woman found dead on a Colorado hiking trail on New Year’s Day is believed to be ...

LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. — A woman found dead on a Colorado hiking trail may have been killed by a mountain lion, authorities. It would be the state’s first fatal attack since 1999. According to a news ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This Saturday, Feb. 16, 2019, photo provided by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife shows a mountain lion in a tree ...

A solo hiker who authorities believe was killed by a mountain lion on a remote Colorado trail on New Year’s Day was not the first person to encounter one of the predators in the area in recent weeks.