Calves auctioned to support family of rancher killed in lightning strike
Colorado's ranching community came together to support a family whose husband and father was killed by a lightning strike, along with 34 of their cattle.
Community mourns rancher killed in lightning strike
Mike Morgan, a 51-year-old rancher, died on Saturday after being struck by lightning while feeding his cows in Colorado's mountains. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office says a single strike killed Morgan and 34 of his cattle.
Colorado's "Doodle for Google" winner is young artist from Highlands Ranch
This year marks Google's 25th anniversary, and their "Doodle for Google" contest prompt was "My Wish for the Next 25 Years." Tens of thousands of young artists submitted their work, and a Rock Canyon freshman's doodle was selected as Colorado's winner.
Colorado Republicans have mixed emotions about Boebert ahead of primary
Six Republicans are running for the seat, but the name on the lips of many Republicans in Douglas County -- the most populated area in the congressional district -- is Lauren Boebert, and conservative voters have mixed emotions.
Colorado man donates kidney to sister who survived cancer
Siblings who moved to Colorado now share another special bond after one decided to donate a kidney to the other.
Confusion surrounds the future of Douglas County school booster clubs
In Douglas County, there's some confusion about the future of school boosters, or nonprofit parent-run groups
Discussion on future of Douglas County fairground and ballfields to continue
Days after a town hall shed more light on a proposed masterplan for the Douglas County fairgrounds, youth sports leagues are continuing to speak out about a need for more ballfields.
Some stolen 10th Mountain Division artifacts from World War II found
The 10th Mountain Division Living History Group says their trailer was stolen in Englewood on April 13. It was full of tens of thousands of dollars worth of authentic WWII artifacts and memorabilia the group uses to preserve and share the history of the military skiers and mountaineers who trained in Colorado during World War II.
Castle Rock church blocked from sheltering homeless escalates legal fight
For months, two RVs have sat empty next to The Rock Church in Castle Rock. The church says each day they remain empty is a day someone in need is denied help, and the church's own religious rights are violated.
Castle Pines neighbors speak out against proposed McDonald's
A 24-hour McDonald's is proposed to come to Castle Pines, but some residents aren't happy about it.
Future Hope Foundation helps high school graduates after train collision
It's been more than 20 years since a train smashed into a young woman's car in Douglas County. In the decades since surviving that collision, she has turned her pain into inspiration and giving back to students in Colorado with a scholarship fund.
Parents call for more sports fields ahead of fairgrounds town hall
As Douglas County grows, parents of young athletes say their kids need more fields to play on. They're worried potential renovations at the Douglas County Fairgrounds could make the problem worse.
Colorado man with cerebral palsy speaks out about 2022 tasing, arrest
Prior to stopping Hayden Graham, one of the officers mocks his speech, which is a result of his cerebral palsy, his attorneys say. The lawsuit accuses officers of excessive force and lying about the events surrounding the arrest.
People living in Douglas County shocked by strong wind gusts
In a rare wind event for the Palmer Divide Monday, winds approached 80 mph in parts of Douglas County, and 60 mph in Castle Rock.
Cattle in new Colorado community protects residents from wildfires
A small calf grazing in a pasture is just one of Sterling Ranch's newest 179 residents. They're both a mascot for the community and serve an important role; grazing the grass to remove fuel and reduce fire risk.