Arapahoe County Animal Services is warning locals to take precautions after seeing an increased number of sick raccoons in the area.
There’s an ‘outbreak’ of sick racoons in Arapahoe County, officials say Read More »
Candidates are lining up quickly for five Aurora City Council seats that are up for election at the end of the year, with campaigns including those from a former Aurora councilmember, a former mayoral candidate and a current councilmember.
It’s a packed field of candidates aiming to take a seat on Aurora City Council Read More »
As egg prices continue to rise in Colorado and across the country, some people have decided to raise their own chickens and produce their own egg supply. One animal sanctuary is offering a warning to those who take on such a responsibility.
Jason Waterhouse was high on methamphetamine and acting destructively in his sister’s home, according to the opinion. By the time Lakewood Police Department officers arrived, he had barricaded himself in the basement.
10th Circuit affirms qualified immunity for officer involved in Lakewood shooting Read More »
The Colorado Department of Transportation approved $13.8 million in funding for a statewide aviation grant program. In total, airports in Colorado will receive just over $18 million in grants when state and local money is fully allocated.
State’s airports receive nearly $20 million in state and local grants, with more to come Read More »
West Springs Hospital in Grand Junction will cease its in-patient operations after March 10, the medical center announced on Facebook Monday. Outpatient services at Mind Springs Health will remain open.
Western Colorado’s only psychiatric hospital to close Read More »
An America without any cents would make a lot of sense, according to some who work in the monetary sector.
Do pennies still make sense? Experts give their two cents Read More »
While it only took 14 signatures to begin the recall process of three city council members, the whole town of Dillon is focused on the outcome and what it means for the future of the “sleeping giant” in Summit County.
Dillon recall effort centered around council members’ support of development plan Read More »
The city of Denver is moving forward with proposed changes to its local noise ordinance that would permit earlier garbage collection and noisier festivals but ban “plainly audible” nighttime construction.
Denver moves closer to changing ordinance related to noise Read More »
Douglas County calls it a ‘pilot program.’ Opponents call it a ‘firestarter kit.’ Despite fire safety warnings, financial concerns and widespread public opposition, county officials are moving forward with the pilot project to allow primitive camping at Sandstone Ranch.
Camping at Sandstone Ranch a ‘disaster waiting to happen,’ firefighters, residents warn Read More »
