Westminster city council decided on June 29 to back out of the Community Noise Roundtable at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport citing a lack of action done by the group and increased … more

A judge has denied the Douglas County School Board’s request to reconsider or clarify an order that prohibits the board from having serial meetings to avoid Colorado Open Meeting Law … more

Blake Sanchez met Jeffrey Range at a mutual friend’s wedding four years ago. Now, they opened Westminster’s latest food truck park. Run Westy Run, equipped with tables, music, six … more

Elbert County was recently ranked as the 99th healthiest community in the United States by U.S. News & World Report. more

  Fort Lupton City Council approved a trial run for a new employee insurance plan during a July 5 … more

Riverdale Animal Shelter has been taking in many animals this year due to the housing crisis and financial stress people are experiencing. "The most common trend we see is financial stress is one … more

                Fort Lupton City Council approved two of three items related to the Flats at Lupton Village development … more

Fort Lupton City Council took the first steps toward approving a new car wash during its July 5 meeting. Council unanimously approved a building and development and a baseline engineering request … more

Cody Leblanc, Fort Lupton Chamber of Commerce executive director, is resigning as of January 30, according to a news release. Leblanc joined the Chamber in July 2021 but announced to the Chamber … more

It marks one of the largest fentanyl busts in Colorado, which has seen a spike in deaths from fentanyl overdoses in recent years. According to the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment, more than 900 people in Colorado died of fentanyl overdoses last year. more

She’s an American. She’s not a ninja or a warrior, but she might be the next American Ninja Warrior.  Jaelyn Bennett, a resident of Thornton and graduate of Horizon High School, … more

A local men’s organization, Dads of Elbert County (DoEC), has been making significant strides toward their goal of bringing positive change to the community. more

Englewood police arrested a 37-year-old man July 4 for allegedly shooting and killing a 21-year-old, the department said.  more

COMMERCE CITY -- Commerce City joined other area cities in challenging a new law that could have an impact on city coffers and construction of public schools. The existing law  said sales of … more

The lack of housing availability and affordability was discussed at length during a special town hall meeting hosted by the Littleton Independent on June 30. more

The Federal Emergency Management Association said it provided more than $130 million to Boulder County and its communities in the six months since the Marshall Fire. The late December fire burned … more

The city celebrated July 4 a few days early with a traditional Independence Day celebration on Saturday, July 2, featuring a waterslide, food vendors and topped off with a fireworks show. more

Darren Weekly has declared victory as the Republican candidate for sheriff of Douglas County after a few days of vote counting and a thin margin with the next leading candidate.  Weekly, the … more

An Arapahoe County jury found David Anderson, 62, guilty of murdering Sylvia Quayle in her Cherry Hills Village home in 1981. The June 30 verdict brings to a close a  cold case that spanned more than four decades.  more

U.S. Rep. Jason Crow's first two terms in Congress were unlike anything he expected. As he reflected on a "tumultuous four years" during a June 30 town hall in Littleton, he also fielded questions from constituents about the challenges ahead.  more