Homeless Union forms in Colorado Springs as city and county weigh proposal on camp cleanups
The Springs group describes itself as a more informal collection of unhoused folks advocating on their own behalf in front of the city.
Colorado Springs works on deal with El Paso County on encampment clean-up as people who are unhoused organize to have a voice
In Colorado Springs, encampments and sweeps are frequent. And now, some people who are unhoused have begun organizing to make their voices heard. CPR’s southern Colorado reporter Dan Boyce spoke about it with Ryan Warner.
Children’s Colorado is suing the Department of Defense over new health insurance reimbursement rates for service members
Children’s Hospital Colorado is suing the federal Department of Defense over changes in military health insurance reimbursements.
‘Streets don’t normally blow up’: Officials still don’t know what caused an underground utility fire and power outage in Colorado Springs
Whenever Michael Reynolds takes the Bustang bus up to Denver, he shows up to the downtown Metro terminal on Kiowa Street. Only this time, there wasn’t any place for the […]
DOJ refers beating of Black veteran by Colorado Springs Police for criminal investigation
The Office of Civil Rights is looking at alleged racial discrimination in the 2022 arrest of Dalvin Gadson.
Colorado Springs King Soopers set to reopen in November after asbestos contamination
A King Soopers that closed in Southeast Colorado Springs due to asbestos contamination has announced plans for re-opening.
This Colorado Springs man is using retirement to build his own temple to ’80s rock gods
Over the past decade, Marc Jones thinks he’s put well over 10,000 hours into “Mark’s Little Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,” a constantly evolving collection of memorabilia, posters and handmade displays that brings him contentment in retirement and which he said will never be finished.
Power restored to most customers in downtown Colorado Springs after underground utility fire
Many downtown Colorado Springs businesses were still without power Tuesday.
Despite troubling signs, UCCS Economic Forum remains hopeful for a ‘soft landing’
Several economic markers appear to be moving in the right direction, but the region is still beset with some persistent economic drags.
From a Jokic homecoming to the impacts of war: How two Colorado College students spent their summer reporting from the borders of Ukraine
Colorado College journalism student Michael Braithwaite wasn’t sure what to think when a fellow student and friend, Zeke Lloyd, pitched the idea: use the summer between their junior and senior […]
This San Luis Valley cabin is all that remains of a 19th century mining town. Now you can stay there for a night or two
In about 1874, John Duncan found gold in ore at the mouth of Pole Creek and built the sturdy, one-room home that still bears his name nearby. A now-dead town sprouted around it and this cabin is all that remains.
Space Force ‘training satellites’ are being built in Centennial
True Anomaly is preparing to build a fleet of autonomous satellites to support future Space Force training exercises.
There are only eight bear species left in the world. This CU grad examined how humans have impacted their future
“It’s like this weird decision that was made at some point … in history that we’re going to treat this one bear this way and these other bears this completely different way.”
In Colorado Springs, home sales are sluggish, but new financing options for potential buyers may be on the way
The median price for a single family home in the region in July now sits at $472,000, down from $485,000 in June.
What’s the etiquette when driving behind a cyclist on narrow, twisting mountain roads?
Thankfully, there are some laws and etiquette to help guide us. But mostly, be polite.
STARCOM sees first changing of the guard with new commander
The unit focuses on the training of new guardians — the chosen name for space professionals in the U.S.
