Cooper Loyd is coaching with his father Matt at Lakewood High School, and the team holds a 3-3 record this season.
They also plan a Senior Showcase game to give under-recruited players a chance to train with college coaches (highlighting lessons beyond wins).
Tebo Properties submitted permits to rebuild Caribou Village in Nederland nearly a year after a fire destroyed the complex.
Demolition and debris removal have begun, and operations manager Ben Myers said the new project will meet fire codes + aim to welcome back original tenants, with groundbreaking planned for spring.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife rescued more orphaned bear cubs this year as drought and wildfires reduced natural food.
Record bear sightings led to more relocations and euthanasias, and Gov. Polis signed a law in May to increase fines for leaving out food that draws bears.
Aurora and Denver officials are working together to resolve a jurisdiction matter for an encampment outside Aurora's Regional Navigation Campus (on Denver land) as they navigate clear boundary lines.
Colorado’s Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) extended the comment deadline for Aurora Water’s Wild Horse Reservoir permit to Nov.
19, giving water conservation groups time to review the dredge and fill application that proposes using Homestake Creek water from Eagle County for the reservoir in Park County.
Denver City Council approved a one-year moratorium on new data center applications near Elyria Park in response to community concerns, with Mayor Mike Johnston saying the delay will allow time to develop new rules for the controversial CoreSite center (one of nearly 500 such pauses nationwide).
Mi Casa Resource Center has launched a free bilingual HVAC training program today to help Denver job seekers gain new skills; participants can earn up to $1,350 and must enroll by Dec.
11 (the course is funded by Power Ahead Colorado).
The Adams 12 Five Star Schools Board approved a plan to close five elementary schools and one middle school for the 2027-28 school year due to declining enrollment, affecting 1,586 students.
Families can apply for school choice from Nov. 1-Dec. 15, 2026.
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