Lyons remembers deadly floods 10 years later, reflects on recovery
This weekend the Lyons community gathered to commemorate the somber 10 year anniversary of the September 2013 flooding.
DougCo wildlife rehab center sees spike in birds dying of West Nile
The Rocky Mountain Wildlife Alliance serves all kinds of animals, but specializes in birds of prey. This year, many of the birds they've seen are sick with West Nile virus, some species of which have a 99% mortality rate.
1 in 4 Douglas County homeowners file property value appeals
It's been a busy few months for new Douglas County Assessor Toby Damisch. As his office deals with an unprecedented number of appeals over property values.
New businesses open downtown as Corner Bakery leaves after 25 years
Another 16th Street Mall staple is saying goodbye. But as one business closes, another opens.
CSU student shares experience with West Nile Virus
Carder Frazee, a student at CSU, is one of over 200 known West Nile cases in Colorado this year.
Community works to keep Philip S. Miller's name on Castle Rock Library
A record-breaking 10,000 people came to celebrate the grand opening of the new Castle Rock library in August. But the question of the library's name is still being decided.
Enterprise car rental customers claim they were unfairly charged for hail damage
Multiple people who rented cars from Colorado Enterprise locations this summer, specifically in Loveland and Greeley, are alleging they were unfairly charged for hail damage that they say they didn't put on the car.
Fans rushing athletes, like at Coors Field, is part of a growing trend
Rabid fan behavior. A clinical psychologist and MSU professor says it's happening more often and points to three possible reasons: mental health problems, a sense of over-affiliation with a player or team and social media culture.
Family of hit-and-run victim speaks out
Police dashcam video shows Parker Police attempting to pull over a man suspected of shoplifting from Walmart on Aug. 21.
Douglas County PrideFest breaks attendance record despite disruptions and attacks
After a year of controversy, the show went on at Douglas County PrideFest 2023, despite weathering challenges the day of.
4 books face calls to be banned from Douglas County Libraries
The controversy surrounds a picture book called "The Hips on The Drag Queen Go Swish Swish Swish," and three young adult books: "All Boys Aren't Blue," "This Book Is Gay," and "Jack of Hearts (and other parts)."
37 schools in DPS without air conditioning on 1st day of class
The buzzing of fans is what the first day sounds like at 37 Denver schools.
K9 program to be shut down amid outcry from former employees
K9 handler Luke Miederhoff worked with German shepherd "Dodger" for private security firm Denver Metro Protective Services.
Douglas County PrideFest deals with opposition
Douglas County PrideFest is less than two weeks away. The event is earning a mixed reception among locals, after a wardrobe malfunction last year.
Dougco parents say pickup line traffic worsened by bus cancellations
As Douglas County students enter their second week of the school year, it's also the second week of the district's rolling bus cancellations. And parents are noticing one problem is getting worse: traffic.