The next time astronauts drive around on the moon, the vehicle may be from Colorado
Lunar Outpost, based in Golden and Arvada, is heading one of three teams that are vying to create the new “lunar terrain vehicle.”
Two ‘unclaimed’ veterans were laid to rest at Pikes Peak National Cemetery as part of an effort to remember the almost forgotten
A national program, Missing in America, gives unclaimed service members burials with full military honors.
Mid-March winter storm ravaged Teller County, but it also brought neighbors together
After more than 36 inches of snow fell in this Colorado community, emergency crews worked overtime to clear roads and get residents supplies.
Affordable housing and childcare are among challenges faced by Space Force in Colorado Springs
The challenges were detailed in a State of the Bases address held at Peterson Space Force Base.
Saturday is your last chance to see the Ice Castles in Cripple Creek before they melt away
Recently, the organizers had to move the castles’ opening time from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. to let the sun set and the daily repairs harden.
Longtime NPR Producer and Colorado College instructor Peter Breslow reflects on his 40-year career in new memoir
Breslow reported from warzones and natural disasters, from Mount Everest base camp to the South Pole.
Colorado Springs home sales back on the rise, along with new listings and prices
All of this is good for sellers, though highlights remain for buyers.
Colorado Springs says it’s not a ‘Sanctuary City,’ but local nonprofits want to help new immigrants anyway
Advocates say new immigrants need assistance, not sanctuary.
2 dead in shooting at University of Colorado–Colorado Springs
Residents of a student apartment complex at UCCS were told to lock their doors and turn off their lights for several hours.
Bipartisan conservation poll shows increasing concern over environmental issues in Western States
The survey found an increase in voter concerns over climate issues from land and water use to wildlife populations and wildfires.
Colorado Springs approves resolution declaring it is not a sanctuary city
The vote came in response to an influx of new immigrants in Denver.
Inside the intense fight to keep Space Command in Colorado, and why it isn’t over yet
In 2019, President Trump declared the rebirth of Space Command. In the years to follow, states and politicians vied for the military base’s permanent home. Then, in 2023, Biden put a hitch in Trump’s plan.
Inside the fight to keep Space Command in Colorado
From fateful tarmac conversations to contentious committee hearings, Colorado leaders tell the inside of story of their years’-long fight to ensure the high tech command stays in the state permanently. And why it may not be over yet.
El Paso County firefighters tried to reduce the fire risks at encampments. The effort went up in smoke
Enforcing fire safety in homeless encampments is a challenging issue.
Could learning more American history help reduce sexual assault rates at the Air Force Academy?
One retired professor thinks teaching cadets American history that highlights women and other historically underrepresented groups can help build empathy.
Colorado Springs semiconductor company will triple its domestic microchip production through CHIPS Act grants
The company, Microchip, received $90 million in federal grants from the CHIPS act aimed at onshoring semiconductor production.
