Sage Kelley is a journalist at the Jefferson County Reporter. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on education, construction, and legal affairs, including topics like public education, school administration, and litigation. Sage's work has been featured in notable publications such as Colorado Politics, 9NEWS Denver, and The Denver Gazette.
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By: Sage Kelley
The unique layout has caused some early confusion among drivers.
By: Sage Kelley
The World Rugby Nations Cup hits Colorado on July 4, but it won't be at the state's only stadium built for rugby. What gives?
By: Sage Kelley
"We're not pew sitters," an AfterHours coordinator says as they crank out 100 sandwiches for the homeless. "We get out."
By: Sage Kelley
So far the fire has destroyed at least 263 homes in Custer and Pueblo counties. July 7, 2026
The 37-acre facility hosts some of the country's most dangerous and notorious criminals.
By: Sage Kelley
24 employees are expected to be in the lawsuit, including Drake Solomon, who briefly succeeded his father as Rocky.
By: Sage Kelley
From 2017 to 2024, the number of residents in the Golden Triangle more than doubled.
The city even has a quirky green mascot, Monty, to spread Longmonster joy. July 13, 2026
By: Sage Kelley
Constant software updates and cutting off support to older models "fuels our massive and growing electronic waste problem," organizers said.
Number 38 has been the place to go for World Cup soccer. July 15, 2026
