Adams County Historical Society is kicking off a membership drive this month. “People who invest in the museum, though membership and volunteering, or both, help to keep our doors open.” said Cliff Lushbough, the Adams County Historical … more

As preparations continue on the future opening of the St. Anthony North Health Campus in Westminster, staff at the 84th Avenue St. Anthony North Hospital are also preparing for changes. The facility will be transforming into the 84th Avenue … more

Brighton Colorado has the honor of being one of 50 communities nationwide, and one of three communities in Colorado to make the semifinals in the Georgetown University Energy Prize contest for a chance to win a $5 million dollar prize. The … more

A year after legalizing recreational pot sales, Colorado has more questions than answers about the health effects of legal marijuana. A panel of doctors concluded months of meetings last week about the health effects of marijuana and how people … more

A public gathering of five Colorado school board presidents sparked concern among some in Jefferson County who are uneasy about the direction their current school board may be heading. The Jan. 8 meeting at Jose O'Shea's restaurant in Lakewood … more

Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory will feature a program titled Skulls and Survival at the RMBO’s Learning Center at 14500 Lark Bunting Lane at the Bar Lake State Park in Brighton on 1 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 28. The program is provided … more

Colorado Rep. Libby Szabo from District 27 was selected as Jefferson County Commissioner for District 1. Szabo, who successfully ran for a third term in November, will be filling the vacancy left … more

In the first batch of proposed bills for the legislative session, Republicans wasted little time introducing repeals on state gun laws. Two separate measures were introduced in the state House, including House Bill 1050 and HB 1009. HB 1050 … more

If James Holmes is found not guilty by reason of insanity in the Colorado theater massacre, he would be committed indefinitely to the state mental hospital and could — in theory, at least — be released someday. But psychiatrists and attorneys … more

Colorado lawmakers are considering regulating the use of drones, citing privacy concerns as they look to join at least 20 other states that have set limits. A bill pending in the Colorado Senate would require law enforcement to have a warrant … more