Douglas County

Parker Water has proposed to pipe 20,000 acre-feet in excess river water from northeastern Colorado to serve more than 300,000 people in the south metro suburbs

In the 2 years since Colorado's red flag law passed, petitions for protection orders have been filed in 20 of the 37 counties that declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries, often by the very sheriffs who had previously denounced the law.

Commissioner Abe Laydon, the decisive vote on the issue, announced his position during a work session on Tuesday

Modeling from group that tracks risk related to climate change reports that in the next 30 years, 19% more homes in Colorado will be threatened by wildfire, the largest increase in the U.S.

The better idea is for DougCo to work on water conservation and re-use

Breaking his silence, Wise's lawsuit alleges discrimination, retaliation and illegal firing

Colorado Public Employees’ Retirement Association says its members would be negatively impacted if Tri-County is allowed to leave without paying the withdrawal liability

After two years of pandemic frustrations, new conservative groups are sprouting across Colorado as women lead the GOP ballot for statewide elections

Douglas County commissioners began recording work sessions, and the City of Lone Tree now records its regular meetings

The state’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program still has more than $400 million available for renters who face financial hardship, including Marshall fire victims.

Adults should ask themselves some honest questions: Are you truly setting a positive example for the next generation?

“My office is satisfied that there is no current threat to the county’s election system,” Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold said

Four new conservative members asserted themselves in dismissing Corey Wise. Now we can expect the culture wars to grow even hotter.

The conservative Douglas County school board majority put politics ahead of good education policy by firing Superintendent Corey Wise

Douglas County Clerk Merlin Klotz is the third Republican county clerk under investigation by the Secretary of State’s Office after allegedly copying their election system hard drives

Protesters gather after allegations of open meeting law violations, equity debates

District activities, sports and events will go on as planned unless respective coaches or directors notified families otherwise

Sheriff Tony Spurlock and former Undersheriff Holly Nicholson-Kluth’s feud involves a mishmash of investigations and accusations, including allegations of political scheming, domestic violence and deletion of personnel files. 

Some counties won’t redraw their commission-district lines until 2023, thanks to a deadline extension granted by Colorado lawmakers