Jacob Laxen is Townsquare Media’s Northern Colorado Digital Managing Editor. The Minnesota native moved to Northern Colorado in 2016 and plans to stay because the snow melts here. Laxen loves multi-course dining at Chimney Park, Cafe Vino and Simmer. He’s a beer geek who especially enjoys Odell, New Belgium and Funkwerks. While the former USA Today reporter has a face for radio, he works behind the scenes managing websites, social media and working on major projects.
Jacob Laxen
PHOTOS: 10 Reminders To ‘Leave No Trace’ in Colorado
Here are photos Colorado Parks & Wildlife has shared through the years of different incidents where they had to help free wild animals stuck in a variety of items that could have been avoided with more responsible human activity.
10 Colorado Kids Have Been Reported Missing This Fall
Anyone who spots or has information about the whereabouts of any of these children is asked to call 1-800-843-5678.
PHOTOS: CSU Rams Fall 38-17 in 2020 Season Opener
Marcus McElroy and Trey McBride scored touchdowns for the Rams.
Colorado Eagles League Targeting Feb. 5 Start
The minor league for the NHL canceled its season last March because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
CSU Football: Steve Addazio Era Begins Thursday at Fresno State
Addazio is 57-55 in his career as a head coach for Temple and Boston College. He takes over the Rams that went 4-8 last season under former coach Mike Bobo.
Can You Answer These 10 Fort Collins Area Jeopardy! Questions?
Now it's time to put your knowledge to the test — can you answer these 10 questions that have aired on the NBC Game show?
CSU, New Mexico Football Game Canceled
The University of New Mexico team is unable to participate because of a COVID-19 outbreak.
Gov. Jared Polis Visited Greeley on Friday
Polis met with businesses at the Greeley Chamber of Commerce to discuss recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Colorado State Football Announces 2020 Schedule
New CSU head coach Steve Addazio will make his Rams debut on Oct. 24, hosting New Mexico at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins.
Cameron Peak Fire Grows Over 120,000 Acres, Containment Lost
As ash rained down heavy once again on Northern Colorado, the Cameron Peak Fire was spreading throughout nearby terrain.