Steve Staeger

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DENVER — The parents of Megan Trussell, an 18-year-old University of Colorado freshman found dead in Boulder Canyon in February, disputed a coroner’s finding that Trussell died by suicide. On Tuesday, representatives from the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office and the coroner met with the family to tell them the coroner's determination.

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AURORA, Colo. — Frank Azar is one of the most Googled attorneys in the U.S. Yet Google frustrates the heck out of “The Strong Arm.” “I think the public needs to know what's going on here,” Azar told Steve On Your Side. “It's gotten out of control.” Azar recently settled with an Alabama attorney who Azar accused of bidding on the search term “Frank Azar” and producing confusing ads that led to clients sign on with his firm. But Azar contends the problem goes much further than this one attorney.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Steve Staeger

DENVER — Shoppers at one of the nation’s largest grocery chains may be unknowingly paying more for groceries. A months-long investigation by Consumer Reports, The Guardian, and the Food and Environment Reporting Network uncovered widespread pricing errors at stores owned by Kroger, the parent company of King Soopers and City Market.

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KEENESBURG, Colo. — A Facebook post from Weld County’s Wild Animal Sanctuary over the weekend has prompted at least a dozen phone calls and tips to Steve On Your Side from people concerned about the facility’s future. The post accuses nearby landowners of “blatantly disregarding” a contract they signed with the sanctuary that puts guardrails on the development of a neighborhood adjacent to the property in Keenesburg. The sanctuary provided a copy of that contract to Steve On Your Side.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Steve Staeger

DENVER — A man in Denver’s Green Valley Ranch neighborhood reached out to Steve On Your Side after he spent two years trying to get the city’s attention about a small hole in his neighborhood street. David Whitehouse said the hole opened after a heavy hailstorm in May 2023. Whitehouse estimated he contacted Denver’s 311 15 to 20 times over the past two years. He also reached out to a city councilmember. Nothing seemed to work.