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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.
After a year of controversy, the show went on at Douglas County PrideFest 2023, despite weathering challenges the day of.
Four LGBTQ books up for a proposed ban were kept on the shelves in all Douglas County public 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)."
Danelle Conway has been pleading with the city of Parker and a local animal shelter for answers in the wake of being forced to give up her four-year-old dog, Zion.
Douglas County PrideFest is less than two weeks away. The event is earning a mixed reception among locals, after a wardrobe malfunction last year.
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.
The gunshots aren't real, but the people gathered in the sanctuary of Parker's Crossroads Community Church know one day they might be.
Homeowners in Castle Rock are dealing with a rash of break-ins. The thieves are armed and -- similar to cases in south Denver -- the suspects appear to be teens.
On the first day of school in Douglas County, some kids won't have bus service. Next week, it will be other students' turn. The cancellations -- 13 routes in total -- are frustrating parents as they adjust to the new normal. All due to a driver shortage.
