Castle Rock church sues town over right to use RVs to shelter homeless
A Colorado church is suing the town of Castle Rock after the town said the church's use of RVs to shelter the homeless was a zoning violation.
SeaQuest Littleton to close following animal welfare concerns
SeaQuest Littleton will be closing its doors on Feb. 4, after six years in business. It follows after numerous citations from regulatory agencies and complaints from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, centering around animal welfare and injuries to customers.
Loved ones remember Parker mom & son killed in murder-suicide
The nonprofit Dads of Parker will be collecting funds on behalf of the family. A friend says about 30% of donations will go to a memorial for the victims and the rest to their surviving family.
Douglas County Libraries hacked by overseas criminal group
After a one-day system blackout, the library has slowly been re-activating services. The last week has been a return to the old-school library experience.
Meals on Wheels program will continue under new leadership
A Meals on Wheels program will continue to serve hundreds of older adults in Adams County.
Congolese refugee family struggles to make ends meet
After years of living as refugees in Uganda, nine out of 11 members of one Congolese family made it to the U.S. But their journey towards stability continues.
Douglas County invests in fire suppression helicopter
Douglas County is about 50% open space. Meaning communities nearby are especially vulnerable to wildfire. It's why the county is doubling down on one fire suppression resource that they're the only county in the state to have.
DougCo commissioners reduce county mill levy, provide $38M in tax relief
Ever since a 47% average increase in Douglas County home values, commissioners have been searching for property tax relief.
Deputy shot in the line of duty urges blood donations after life saved
Six years after a Douglas County Sheriff's deputy nearly lost his life in the shooting that killed a fellow deputy, he is sharing his story and urging others to make a life-saving donation.
Coors Western Art Show features over 70 artist from around the nation
For over 30 years, cowboys on canvas have joined those in real life at the Coors Western Art Show.
Cyclist who survived hit-and-run pleas for public to identify driver
A woman who survived a hit-and-run in Parker is now grappling with major injuries and the knowledge that the person who hurt her is still out there.
New developments could add 1,000+ homes to Castle Rock
Plans to move forward with a new development in Castle Rock could add over 400 homes to an already growing area.
Douglas County Canine Rescue faces 9 charges
Douglas County Canine Rescue allegedly failed to provide timely vet care. Lauren Hemzacek says she was a victim.
Parker forms Business Improvement District after special election
While some voters expressed concern about tax increases, 27 out of only 35 special election voters said "yes" in November to create a business improvement district on Parker's Main Street, from Parker Road to the library.
114 new homes in Colorado slated for Castle Rock's Oaks neighborhood
To accommodate continued growth, Castle Rock Town Council voted to build 114 new homes off of Plum Creek Parkway in a development to be named Oaks of Castle Rock.