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Polis encourages protesters to get COVID-19 test

“What happened to George Floyd was not only wrong; it was brutal, it was inhumane and it was murder,” Polis said at a June 2 news conference.

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No evidence of violent protests coming to Littleton, police chief says

Littleton Police say there is no evidence to support social media rumors of violent protests coming to Littleton.

How STEM School tragedy changed Douglas County school policing

Douglas County Sheriff Tony Spurlock was in the area of STEM School Highlands Ranch on May 7, 2019, when a harrowing call rang out from dispatch. A shooting was underway inside the K-12 school, with …

Independent pharmacy in Englewood aims for personal touch

While working as a pharmacy manager at a Rite Aid Pharmacy and a Walgreens from June 2017 to October 2019, Bridget Logan felt frustrated with her role related to patient care. Logan’s job required …

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No place to call home - homelessness in Englewood

This ongoing series by reporter Ellis Arnold explores the reasons behind the rise in homelessness in Englewood and the response from various parts of the community, from businesses and city government to nonprofits, the faith community and schools.

The series also reports on the challenges homeless people face while trying to regain stability in their lives.

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Law enforcement bristles at Colorado legislature's sweeping police reform bill

“We are disgusted by the behavior of the officers in Minnesota,” Douglas County Sheriff Tony Spurlock told members of the Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee. “Those were bad cops, and if they work for any sheriff in this room they would have been fired just the same.”

Protesters march in Parker to decry racial injustice, police brutality

Hundreds marched through downtown Parker the evening of June 4 in solidarity with the resurgence of the …
Colorado Democrats unveil plan for $70M in federal coronavirus aid, including small business loans and renter help

Democrats in the Colorado legislature announced a slate of initiatives Thursday to spend $70 million in …
Colorado House approves 2020-21 budget, heads to state Senate

The Colorado House, on a 41-23 party-line vote, approved the 2020-21 state budget and sent it on to its …

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How to Use Your Home Equity to Secure Much-Needed Cash

If you need cash, your home's equity could be a valuable lifeline to ease the burden of credit card or other personal debt. View more Post your news

Protest in Castle Rock focuses on race inequality

Nationwide protests sparked by the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis reached Castle …
Polis, Hancock condemn Trump’s threat of military force against protesters

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock rejected President Donald Trump’s …
Principal moving on after decade leading Finest in Englewood

Bobbie Skaggs was destined for a career in secondary education. Growing up in Pampa, Texas, she …
Littleton's Weekends on Main: Don’t call it a street festival

Main Street in downtown Littleton will soon play host to outdoor dining on weekends, but don’t …

Life

Take to the water at Big Soda Lake

By all accounts the summer of 2020 will be a dry one, with city water parks and regional attractions like Water World remaining closed for the season. Fortunately, Lakewood’s Big Soda Lake in Bear …

Teen’s a ‘Ferocious Fighter’

For eight years, Patrick Boland, 16, has lived with a pain throughout his body that is so excruciating, …
Colorado Ballet Academy’s summer classes go virtual

The typical summer programs offered at Denver’s Raydean Acevedo Colorado Ballet Academy will take place …
Virtual Juneteenth Music Festival will be celebration of freedom

A full day of online programming that includes panels, performances, a marketplace and the Dream Big …

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Tailoring your resume to get the job you want

Depending on the industry in which you are aiming to get hired, your resume could be the key to your success. Whether it be a position in the public sector, a technology job or in education – your … View more Post your news

Local author’s sci-fi books eye extraterrestrial intelligence

After a career in journalism, local author Rich Bangs has spent the past 10 years creating a sci-fi …
Music school gives away lessons, instruments

In March, "normal" for students at Englewood's Musical Life Denver included weekly band rehearsals, …
Creative Coloradans plan virtual art festival June 5-7

Six Colorado artists have felt the impact that the cancellation or postponement of art festivals …
In digital form, Vail Film Festival connects audiences and stories

During the COVID-19 quarantine, most of us have become exceedingly comfortable with foregoing the …

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Arapahoe High volleyball coach waiting out shutdown

Larry Deffenbaugh is going into his 43rd year of coaching, including 33 as a volleyball coach. He is third on the all-time wins list for Colorado high school girls volleyball coaches, with 540 …

Soccer coach stayed busy during shutdown

Aaron Carpenter, boys soccer coach at Rock Canyon High School in Highlands Ranch, had mixed feelings …
Wrestling club grapples with virus restrictions

Aiden Cartwright would rather be wrestling with a teammate at practice, but since all wrestling has been …
Not letting his skills slide

Jack Moss hasn’t been playing any baseball because of the COVID-19 pandemic but he’s been keeping his …

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Having a medical impact here and abroad. Dr. Terry Dunn honored for volunteer service, brings telemedicine to her practice

The pandemic has had worldwide ramifications causing changes in the way healthcare is provided, and in some cases, elevating access, specifically through telemedicine. Dr. Terry Dunn, owner of … View more Post your news

Senior soccer season slips away

Kelsey Weiser’s senior soccer season at Heritage High School in Littleton was a big …
Player gets baseball fix on video

With no high school baseball being played this spring because of COVID-19, Spye Turnbeaugh has been …

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See all our coverage

Our COVID-19 coverage is updated daily! Click here to see the latest.

No evidence of violent protests coming to Littleton, police chief says

Law enforcement bristles at Colorado legislature's sweeping police reform bill

Protesters march in Parker to decry racial injustice, police brutality

Colorado Democrats unveil plan for $70M in federal coronavirus aid, including small business loans and renter help

Colorado House approves 2020-21 budget, heads to state Senate

How to Use Your Home Equity to Secure Much-Needed Cash

Protest in Castle Rock focuses on race inequality

Polis, Hancock condemn Trump’s threat of military force against protesters

Principal moving on after decade leading Finest in Englewood

Littleton's Weekends on Main: Don’t call it a street festival

Take to the water at Big Soda Lake

Teen’s a ‘Ferocious Fighter’

Colorado Ballet Academy’s summer classes go virtual

Virtual Juneteenth Music Festival will be celebration of freedom

Tailoring your resume to get the job you want

Local author’s sci-fi books eye extraterrestrial intelligence

Music school gives away lessons, instruments

Creative Coloradans plan virtual art festival June 5-7

In digital form, Vail Film Festival connects audiences and stories

Arapahoe High volleyball coach waiting out shutdown

Soccer coach stayed busy during shutdown

Wrestling club grapples with virus restrictions

Not letting his skills slide

Having a medical impact here and abroad. Dr. Terry Dunn honored for volunteer service, brings telemedicine to her practice

Senior soccer season slips away

Player gets baseball fix on video

Rules for letters to the editor

Police and black folks — the swagger and disrespect must end

We win when we expect more from ourselves

Money is in the cards, and some will stay there

Hope and encouragement by only sharing the good stuff

Channel-surfing once was an exercise in mobility

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