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With Race Not Yet Called, Dougco Commissioner Floats Himself as ’28 GOP Candidate For Boebert’s District

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (R-CO) hasn’t officially lost her race yet, but at least one prominent Republican in her district is already thinking about running in two years. Douglas County Commissioner George Teal said on the radio this morning that he’s thinking about running after receiving a call from someone who told him that he’s “on a list” for potential GOP challengers to presumptive incumbent Democrat Eileen Laubacher in 2028.

Douglas County, CO · 15h
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Douglas County shares details regarding Zebulon Regional Sports Complex

Douglas County officials hosted an open house for the Zebulon Regional Sports Comple to give the community the chance to learn how the project would be paid for.

Douglas County, CO · 2d

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A lodge, an outlet mall, a village with waterfalls, a luxury mall: 4 Colorado malls built in about 12 years

Cherry Creek Shopping Center goes from open mall to enclosed. In the mid-1980s, the Cherry Creek Shopping Center in Denver, Colorado, spread across 47 acres: an open mall, two local department stores, a cinema, a supermarket, a cluster of smaller buildings, and surface lots for cars. It dated to 1949,...

Colorado · 1d
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These Old-School Colorado Restaurants Are Perfect For Thanksgiving Week

One Denver dining room holds Colorado incredible history. That dining room opened in 1893. Another spot in this roundup has served breakfast since 1933, and one more has fed hungry people at the base of the mountains since 1898. Thanksgiving week is made for tables like these. Relatives come to...

Denver, CO · 2d
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DougCo Charter Schools That Opted Out of Local Oversight Still Sought Share of District’s $54M Tax Measure

When Douglas County voters considered a $54 million tax increase for the school district’s 61,535 students, three charter schools operating outside district oversight requested a share of the funds. Two weeks before Election Day, their joint request landed in school board members’ inboxes, seeking tax dollars from the very district two of those schools had chosen to bypass or abandon.

Douglas County, CO · 1d

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Huntsman Opens as the Latest Link in Clear Creek Canyon’s Trail Network

The Huntsman Trailhead opened to the public on Friday, Nov. 6, adding a new 1.5-mile stretch to the Clear Creek Trail in Jefferson County’s Clear Creek Canyon Park. The county says the 10-foot-wide, ADA-accessible route includes four bridges and five new creek access points. The trail runs west from the CCR Trailhead to Huntsman, where visitors will also find expanded parking, restrooms and a shaded gathering area, according to Jefferson County Parks & Open Space and The Denver Post. The Post also reported that a dirt loop and a picnic area beside the creek are part of the site.

Jefferson County, CO · 1d

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Mill levy override in Jefferson County likely to face recount

A mill levy override in Jefferson County will more than likely need a recount according to the clerk's office.

Jefferson County, CO · 2d

Denver7 News KMGH

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Is Douglas County becoming less of a Republican stronghold?

After Democrats dominate the election, what does the future look like for certain GOP strongholds in Colorado?

Douglas County, CO · 10h

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EDITORIAL: Memo to Weiser — fix Colorado’s parole system

At the top of Gov.-elect Phil Weiser’s lengthy to-do list for when he takes the oath of office Jan. 12 should be fixing Colorado’s fumbling parole system. Exhibit A is last Thursday’s tragic shooting death of a young Lakewood police officer by a career criminal who should have been behind bars. It’s worth revisiting how […]

Colorado · 1h

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Flags fly at half-staff in Colorado Thursday

Flags will fly at half-staff in Colorado on Thursday to honor Lakewood Police Department agent Nick Graham, who was killed in the line last week. Colorado Gov. Jared Polis ordered flags to half-staff on the day of the Graham's memorial on Thursday. Graham was killed in a shooting on Nov....

Colorado · 1d

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Douglas County School District closer to collective bargaining with teachers

Douglas County teachers could be one step closer to having a seat at the table with the school district.

Douglas County, CO · 1d

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Douglas County Commissioner George Teal on Expanding from 3 Commissioners to 5

George Teal is a Douglas County Commissioner. He joins us to explain how the county will implement the voter-passed requirement that it move from 3 commissioners to 5. We’ll also talk about the fact that voters passed one measure saying three of the five commissioners should be elected by district with two at large, and another that effectively says they should all be at large (meaning every voter in the county can vote for any of the commissioners). The latter measure passed by a much wider margin than the former.

Douglas County, CO · 3d

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LAKWEWOOD OFFICER PROCESSION

A COLORADO OFFICER WILL BE REMEMBERED. A PROCESSION FOR LAKEWOOD OFFICER NICHOLAS GRAHAM BEGINS AT EIGHT-30 A-M. THAT'S FOLLOWED BY MEMORIAL SERVICE AT BRAVE CHURCH IN ENGLEWOOD.

Englewood, CO · 1d

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Chachi's Italian-American Steakhouse Eyes February Debut in Littleton, Seeks Tax Break

A new fine-dining steakhouse is angling to take over the former Tavern Littleton space at 2589 W. Main St., with owners eyeing a February 2027 opening and a $2.8 million buildout. Chachi's Italian-American, a project from Rachel and Eric Hyatt, is also asking Littleton for a sales-tax break to help cover the cost of overhauling the building before it welcomes diners.

Littleton, CO · 1d

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Proposed town gate opens legal fight: ‘If you bring war upon Bow Mar, we will defend ourselves.’

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Denver one of a kind, Westword is there. Help us raise $50,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. A wealthy enclave wants to block itself from the outside world, but Denver...

Denver, CO · 2d

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12,000-Pound 9/11 Steel Beam Dedicated at Future Castle Rock Veterans Hall

A 12,000-pound section of steel from the North Tower of the World Trade Center now sits at the future site of Heroes Hall in Castle Rock, dedicated on November 7 during a ceremonial groundbreaking that doubled as the Heroes Hall Foundation's first official act of business. The roughly 19-foot artifact, a piece of the tower's mast involved in broadcasting signals, is destined to anchor a planned 14,000-square-foot facility meant to bring Douglas County's veteran organizations under one roof.

Castle Rock, CO · 1d

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Castle Rock’s 4th of July fireworks show rescheduled for Veteran’s Day

A celebration coming four months late, the Town of Castle Rock announced its 4th of July fireworks show is finally set to happen Wednesday, and the Pinpoint Weather team is giving them the all-clear.

Castle Rock, CO · 2d

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Colorado Students Tear Down & Rebuild a V-8 in Record Time at AAPEX Competition

A pair of high school students, who are concurrently enrolled in automotive classes at Arapahoe Community College, won the 2026 AAPEX Student Competition. John Parmley, 16, and Schafer Eirich, 18, tore down and rebuilt a V-8 engine in front of hundreds of people in just 39 minutes and 11 seconds, shaving more than an hour off the winning time from last year’s competition.

Littleton, CO · 15h

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Former Teacher Sues Lakewood Charter School for Firing Him After He Reported Racist Graffiti and Threats Targeting Students of Color

Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Former Teacher Sues Lakewood Charter School for Firing Him After He Reported Racist Graffiti and Threats Targeting Students of Color. The school had invited him back for...

Lakewood, CO · 1d

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Homes glow blue on Eastern Plains for fallen Lakewood agent

Neighbors in the Strasburg area are illuminating homes in blue to honor Lakewood police agent Nicholas Graham.

Lakewood, CO · 3d