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Man sentenced to community corrections after shooting Centennial neighbor through a wall

Rather than being sentenced to prison, Mickel McLean, who accidentally shot his neighbor in the head through an apartment wall in Centennial, has been sentenced to five years in community … more
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Centennial asks for resident and business input on internet services

As many residents depend on daily usage of the internet, the City of Centennial is looking at how it may expand its fiber network to support the community’s future broadband needs. To help … more
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UPDATE: Woman charged in Highlands Ranch shooting discovered dead in jail

A Highlands Ranch woman being held on a murder charge  was found dead in a Douglas County jail cell. more
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Parker Arts ranks 10th for the 2023 Denver-Area Tourist Attractions

Parker Arts celebrates as they receive a number of accolades at the Henry Awards as well as receiving a top 10 ranking from the Denver Business Journal.  The Denver Business Journal released … more
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Clear Creek School District's bus barn plan still causing concern 18 months after location announced

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of stories looking at the Clear Creek School District’s proposed Transportation and Maintenance Facility. This story looks at the timeline for the building’s cost. more
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16th Annual Honey Festival comes to O’Brien Park in Parker

Colorado is home to 946 native bee species and this year’s Honey Festival is aimed at raising awareness and educating the public of their importance and their tedious process through fun … more
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The Mini Brew Crew, a group of mini horses, raise awareness for Zuma’s Rescue Ranch

They are called the Mini Brew Crew. Together these four mini horses, Jerry, Elaine, Kramer and their friend, Mariah, are going out to the public to raise awareness for Zuma’s Rescue Ranch, … more
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Dakota Ridge QB commits to Northern Colorado ahead of senior year

A Littleton quarterback is gearing up for his final season of high school football, but he has already decided which college he wants to play for despite the offers still coming his way. more
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Annual ‘Horizon Heroes’ game kicks off football season

It’s a tradition that cycles with the wheel of time: high school students trying to get the better of their predecessors, no matter the event or competition. more
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At town hall, Douglas County says repeat of last year’s PrideFest conduct won’t happen

Dozens of people gathered in an audience that vented its opinions — sometimes loudly — about the annual PrideFest in Douglas County at a community meeting one month ahead of this year’s scheduled Pride event. more
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Castle Rock approves $12.3M for Four Corners improvement

Castle Rock Town Council approved a $12.3 million contract to begin construction on the Four Corners project, which will widen the four-way intersection of Fifth Street, Highway 86, Founder’s … more
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Residents gather for Aprapahoe County Fair opening day

Residents throughout the area visited the opening day of the Arapahoe County Fair July 27. more
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Douglas County approves over $1 million for suicide prevention, including for Castle Rock Pride

Amid numbers that show suicide deaths have steadily risen in Colorado in the past two decades, Douglas County’s elected leaders approved more than $1 million in funding for suicide prevention and mental health support in Douglas County over the next three years. more
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Tall Tales Ranch to build affordable housing in Lone Tree

A Douglas County nonprofit is planning a multifamily housing project in Lone Tree catered to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.  Tall Tales Ranch is in the early … more
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UPDATE: Police investigating a bomb threat at the Cottonwood King Soopers in Parker

The Parker Police Department are investigating a bomb threat at the Cottonwood King Soopers located at 17761 Cottonwood Drive.  Authorities provided a map of the area at 5:36 p.m. on … more
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Woman reportedly kidnapped in Arapahoe County found alive in Wheat Ridge

A 43-year-old woman who was reportedly kidnapped in Arapahoe County was found alive in Wheat Ridge with minor injuries, and the man suspected of abducting her has been arrested following an overnight … more
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From peaks to pints, where your water comes from in Highlands Ranch

From the tops of mountain peaks to the beer in your local brewery, Centennial Water and Sanitation Districts’ interns Erica Klein and Julie Sandberg and Hunter Beckett showcased their educational program about where water comes from at Living the Dream Brewery. more
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Sheriff's office looking for a sexual predator at Flying J Ranch in Conifer

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is looking for an unarmed sexual predator targeting female hikers in Flying J Ranch Park in Conifer. more
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Elizabeth School District safety director honored

Mike Newton, the Elizabeth School District’s director of safety and security, was named Security Director of the Year on July 12 at the Campus Safety Conference in Henderson, Nevada. more
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Golden bans sale of flavored tobacco products in city limits

Starting in 2024, Golden retailers won’t be able to sell flavored tobacco products. more
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