Commerce City neighbors react to Suncor air quality violation
Suncor Energy has received a notice of violation from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment over their emissions.
The Rock Church and Town of Castle Rock face off in court for first time
The church that sued a Colorado town, alleging their religious rights were violated, had its first day in U.S. District Court Monday.
Douglas County woman wrongly declared dead by Social Security faces tax issues
For one Douglas County woman, reporting her mother's death led to her own life being mistakenly ended on paper.
Roxborough Park neighbors practice wildfire mitigation and evacuation drill
The trees, rocks, and natural beauty of Roxborough Park are a major reason people choose to live there, but they're also what makes the community "very high risk" for wildfire, according to West Metro Fire Rescue.
Macanta homeowners continue to fight for promised open space
Residents in the Macanta neighborhood in Douglas County aren't giving up their fight to protect the views they say they were promised.
Residents dispute Castle Rock HOA's $13,000 roof assessments
The HOA says it's for new roofs due to hail damage, but some homeowners say their homes aren't damaged and they paid for a roof replacement just five years ago.
Team of female STEM students invents wildlife detection device
An all-female team of teens from STEM School Highlands Ranch has invented a device they say will save both human and animal lives.
AdventHealth to bring first cancer treatment center to Castle Rock
Every year, 650 people are diagnosed with cancer in Castle Rock alone. Right now, there's nowhere for them to get treatment in their community.
Castle Rock aquires Lost Canyon Ranch and historic Franktown Cave
Thousands of years ago, prehistoric people lived on what today is known as Lost Canyon Ranch.
Good Samaritan saves dog from highway
It was a dark and stormy Colorado night in the Castle Rock area when Bear the 5-year-old American bulldog went missing.
Protestors clash outside home of Jewish University of Colorado Regent
This is the second protest outside of a University of Colorado regent's home over the university's ties to Israel but this time, protestors were outside the home of Ilana Spiegel, who's Jewish.
Former employees and brides claim a salon owner scammed them
Former employees and brides claim a woman who owned a salon in Estes Park scammed them by not paying them or taking deposits and failing to provide services already paid for.
Neighbors turn against church suing Castle Rock over homeless sheltering
As a Castle Rock church becomes more outspoken in plans to help the homeless, a legal battle is brewing in federal court and now neighbors are turning against the church.
Psychedelic mushrooms-lovers enjoy first Denver Shroom Fest
Lovers of magic mushrooms gathered to celebrate recreational use at a festival over the weekend, but there are questions about the safety of the mushrooms' as-of-now still unregulated therapeutic uses.
Sterling Ranch mitigates fire risk, reduces home insurance premiums
In its short five years, new master-planned community Sterling Ranch hasn't seen a major fire, but they're not getting complacent.