Rylee Dunn

Thirty-seven years ago this June, a team of plainclothes FBI agents entered the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons facility and carried out the first raid by a federal agency on another

Arvada City Council continued a public hearing on implementing drought surcharges amidst one of the driest years on record for Colorado, tabling the decision until Aug. 18. Council came to

Three Arvada Center productions have been nominated for Henry Awards — presented annually by the Colorado Theatre Guild to recognize excellence in local theatre — earning a total of 12

Months after the termination of FrontLine Farming’s lease agreement with the City of Arvada to operate a 1.83-acre plot at the Majestic View Nature Center, supporters of the nonprofit came

Some of Arvada’s most prominent role models took their positions on the runway in front of Mermaid Walking Boutique on June 17, participating in the shop’s “Roots and Rebellion” fashion

Map of the unpermitted electrical wire in the context of the FrontLine Farming plot at Majestic View.

In response to a warning letter from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights (OCR) threatening a “Letter of Impending Enforcement

A controversial development might be under reconsideration in Arvada, as city council is set to vote on whether or not it will rehear the Avalon Arvada (also known as Welby

A man unsuccessfully attempted to commit a bank robbery at the Community Banks of Colorado location in Olde Town Arvada at roughly 4:48 p.m. on July 1. He has been

The City of Arvada will not be hosting its annual Fourth of July fireworks display this year due to increased wildfire risk, the city announced on July 2. The Jefferson