Eli Jaynes

City commissioners voted 4-1 to move forward with a deal to transfer more than 132 acres of land to an Indigenous community near the town of Peñasco, N.M.

Construction on 168 affordable housing units is underway in southeast Colorado Springs.

Amid a growing regional population and surging tourist traffic on Pikes Peak, land managers around the iconic massif are looking for a better way to manage heightened visitation on America’s mountain.

In the Pikes Peak region, Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs hosts 4.5 million people as they visit the park each year.

Over the weekend and through Monday night, warming shelters and nonprofits in Colorado Springs such as Springs Rescue Mission and Hope COS opened their doors to anyone seeking shelter from the cold, with the two organizations housing upwards of 700 people through the coldest nights of the storm.

Monte Vista is set to receive planning assistance to grow its outdoor recreation economy. It’s part of a federal program that helps small towns leverage their nearby access to the outdoors.

Meteorologist Stephen Hodanish says it may feel like a particularly rainy summer in Pueblo and Colorado Springs, but that’s only because past years have been so dry.

Colorado Springs has a new emergency preparedness campaign featuring software called Zonehaven. The city is the first in Colorado to use it.

Chairlifts haven’t run at Cuchara Mountain Park for more than 20 years, but a local nonprofit is trying to change that.

First-year cadets at the United States Air Force Academy were formally accepted by the Academy’s upperclassmen on August 5 before the beginning of the academic year.

Rising prices on food have forced Colorado shoppers to cut back, substitute, or even completely forgo certain items.

Six Colorado highways are eligible for federal grant money to build EV charging stations. Two of them run close to Lamar, where Tesla recently installed the area’s only Supercharger.

A Mexican Supreme Court case has allowed San Luis Valley potato farmers to sell their crop throughout much of Mexico. Some farmers in the area aren’t confident it’ll last.

The proposed virtual reality training system comes after a recent report recommended that CSPD review its use of force training.

Illegal trails double the mileage of legal routes in Red Rock Canyon Open Space in Colorado Springs. Land managers say illegal trails are destructive for the region’s natural spaces.

After receiving hundreds of comments, Colorado Springs City Council did not endorse a study focused on extending Constitution Ave to Interstate 25 as part of a ballot initiative asking voters to renew a regional transportation tax.