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A view of Standley Lake Reservoir on Wednesday morning, Jan. 6.

Water supply concerns: Fingers crossed for a snowy winter

With 2020 being dry and officials expecting 2021 to be the same, north metro cities are crossing their fingers about snow this season. Though water supply and drought seem out of sight, out of mind, …

Polis blasts lack of vaccine influx

Top federal officials, including Vice President Mike Pence and President Donald Trump, “spoke out of turn” and lied to Colorado and other states about an incoming influx of vaccines that didn't …

Ananda Birungi believes her own story, and so do others

Adjusting to life as a freshman at Harvard University has its own set of pressures. Add to that a …
Shooting at Westminster’s IMT Hyland Hills injures two

An early New Year’s Day shooting at Westminster’s IMT Hyland Hills apartment complex left two people …
DeGette: 'No one is above the law in this country'; Buck: Impeachment process was rushed

Following the U.S. House’s vote to impeach President Donald Trump the afternoon of Jan. 13, U.S. Rep. …

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Colorado Needs to be Counted or Will Lose Out — Here's How NextFifty Initiative Can Help

For Immediate Release Contact: Michael Booth at The Bawmann Group, 303-868-7972 DENVER, Colo., Jan. 27, 2020 – With hundreds of millions of dollars at stake in funding … View more Post your news

U.S. Rep. Jason Crow: 'This was a domestic terrorist threat'

Jason Crow's concern grew into shock as he realized there was no way out. The U.S. representative for …
Shot in the arm
Adams County opens new COVID testing site

A new Adams County opened a new rapid testing site at Riverdale Regional Park, 9755 Henderson Rd. in …

Douglas County teenager who had been reported missing is located

A teenager from Douglas County who had been reported missing has been found, according to the …

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CCIG Moves HQ into Newly Renovated South Denver Location

CCIG has moved into its new headquarters after a top-to-bottom renovation designed to create a modern, highly collaborative work environment featuring state-of-the-art technology. View more Post your news

Confusion defines process as Colorado seniors wait for vaccines

As Colorado continued the early stages of its COVID-19 vaccine rollout, Gov. Jared Polis announced …
Denver mayor closes city buildings early as hundreds protest outside state Capitol

Denver's municipal buildings closed Wednesday afternoon "out of an abundance of caution" as …
State lawmakers denounce 'siege' on U.S. Capitol

State lawmakers from both major parties spoke out against the violence in Washington, D.C., the …
In D.C., U.S. senators, representatives from Colorado use social media to tell of 'attempted coup,' 'anarchy'

Members of the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate shared their experiences from the Capitol in …

Life

In a challenging 2020, music kept us going

It’s safe to say 2020 is a year that we’re unlikely to forget any time soon. We all had to get through it in our own way, and music played a big role in my survival. I picked five of my favorite …

Colorado Office of Film recognized for highlighting native voices

Never underestimate the power of storytelling. Not only can the art entertain and enlighten, but it helps …
Opportunities to experience art abound in Denver

Years ago — when he was in college — Doug Kacena read somewhere that only about 25% of Americans …
Arts remain unbound during COVID pandemic

With so many stuck inside for the bulk of this year, there’s a common outlet creatives all over are …

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Part 2 - Caring for Aging Parents – What to Consider

Part 2 of this article focuses on three action items to aid people who are concerned about caring for their aging parents – especially those parents who begin to show signs of diminished mental or physical capacity. View more Post your news

Pop Culture Con cancelled for 2021, still connects with community

Fans of superheroes, science fiction, elven kingdoms and anime are going to have to wait longer …
Winter fun at Winterfest

The city of Fort Lupton celebrated its 2020 Winterfest Saturday, Dec.r 5 with a 5-K race, free …
The community of Angels help children with Christmas wishes

One hundred in fifty children and sixty-two families were helped with Christmas gifts by the Fort …

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Jefferson Parkway news

Delays aplenty as Jefferson Parkway debate continues

Soil sample shows potential plutonium hotspot in Jefferson Parkway path

When the Jefferson Parkway Public Highway Authority (JPPHA) and other groups launched a soil study this May, with the goal of testing the Rocky Flats area for excess nuclear waste that could be …

Reporter Stories: A road on the table

Sports

CHSAA issues modifications for Season B sports, activities

AURORA — The Colorado High School Activities Association put out a list of guidelines for the sports contained in the so-called … Read More

Against Adams City Jan. 22, 2020, Northglenn freshman Saleen Jaimes drives to the basket.

For Winter athletes, ‘Season B’ to start later this month

AURORA – The state’s winter sports (ice hockey, skiing, girls swimming, wrestling boys and girls basketball and competitive … Read More

Frederick’s Alex Carrillo puts the squeeze on Erie’s Peter Young during a 120-pound match at the Frederick Invitational wrestling tournament in January.

Delay of games: CHSAA pushes winter sports back

The start of winter sports programs in Colorado won’t be until Feb. 1 at the earliest. The Colorado High School Activities … Read More

Start of winter high school sports pushed back

Coaches for Season B sports had been looking over their shoulders for about a month, waiting to find out if their teams would be able … Read More

Golden High School senior Marla Goodspeed, who was a key part of the Demons’ run to the Class 4A state softball championship game in 2019, signed her National Letter of Intent with Oregon Tech on Nov. 11.

Signing day for Jeffco student athletes

Wednesday, Nov. 11 was an official signing day for high school athletes to formalize their letters of intent to play sports at the … Read More

A skier rides Chet's Dream during Loveland Ski Area's Opening Day on Nov. 11.

Loveland Ski Area’s Opening Day generates joy among visitors, staff

After a Stay-at-Home order, wildfires and public land closures, skiers and snowboarders could hardly contain their excitement to … Read More

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See all our coverage

COVID-19 coverage on the latest developments.

Water supply concerns: Fingers crossed for a snowy winter

With 2020 being dry and officials expecting 2021 to be the same, north metro cities are crossing their fingers about snow this season. Though water supply and drought seem out of sight, out of mind, …

Polis blasts lack of vaccine influx

Ananda Birungi believes her own story, and so do others

Shooting at Westminster’s IMT Hyland Hills injures two

DeGette: 'No one is above the law in this country'; Buck: Impeachment process was rushed

Colorado Needs to be Counted or Will Lose Out — Here's How NextFifty Initiative Can Help

U.S. Rep. Jason Crow: 'This was a domestic terrorist threat'

Shot in the arm

Adams County opens new COVID testing site

Douglas County teenager who had been reported missing is located

CCIG Moves HQ into Newly Renovated South Denver Location

Confusion defines process as Colorado seniors wait for vaccines

Denver mayor closes city buildings early as hundreds protest outside state Capitol

State lawmakers denounce 'siege' on U.S. Capitol

In D.C., U.S. senators, representatives from Colorado use social media to tell of 'attempted coup,' 'anarchy'

In a challenging 2020, music kept us going

Colorado Office of Film recognized for highlighting native voices

Opportunities to experience art abound in Denver

Arts remain unbound during COVID pandemic

Part 2 - Caring for Aging Parents – What to Consider

Pop Culture Con cancelled for 2021, still connects with community

Winter fun at Winterfest

The community of Angels help children with Christmas wishes

Jefferson Parkway news

Delays aplenty as Jefferson Parkway debate continues

Environment, safety at center of Jefferson Parkway toll road debate

Broomfield pumps the brakes on parkway

Locals eager to speak out as Jefferson Parkway plans progress

Jefferson Parkway: Long-planned toll road on verge of being built

The day American democracy showed how fragile it had become

Let the story, our story, unfold

Apparently this road was paved with good intentions

Sibling is almost like one of the family

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