- A fundraiser for the staff and performers at Club Q Thursday night included emotional performances from drag queens and employees of the Colorado Springs club.
- The non-profit Colorado Healing Fund, which collects money for victims of mass casualty crimes in Colorado, is responding to criticism from victim advocacy groups about how it retains and disperses funds.
- It's been close to 20 years since the city of Colorado Springs has modernized its plans for transportation growth but a draft is now available for public input.
- For more than two decades, Club Q has served as a safe gathering place for the LGBTQ community in Colorado Springs.
- A recall effort targeting Colorado Springs City Councilman Wayne Williams has failed after organizers did not gather enough valid signatures.
- A man died last night while in the custody of the Colorado Springs Police.
- A committee tasked with reducing wildfire risk in Colorado Springs has identified several priority areas for mitigation.
- Colorado Springs City Councilor Stephannie Fortune has been diagnosed with leukemia.
- The group working to restore the historic Colorado Springs City Auditorium has upped the cost estimate to $87 million. That's an increase of more than half of what was originally expected and a result of unanticipated problems with the building's foundation.
- The El Paso County Board of Commissioners took a formal position this week in opposing the legalization of marijuana in Colorado Springs and Palmer Lake.
- The number of fires started at homeless camps in El Paso County is growing. This prompted several area fire chiefs to ask for help from county commissioners yesterday.
- Northeast Colorado Springs could soon have more than 350 acres in open space near the intersection of Powers and Interquest Parkway.
- Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers is calling for an investigation into comments allegedly made by Colorado Springs police officers during protests and marches in 2020 and 2021. The incidents were captured on body cameras worn by members of the CSPD.
- The Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority utilizes a one-cent sales tax to fund transportation projects in the region.
- The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages, policy changes and a formal written apology.
- There will soon be a major expansion at the Pueblo Historic Arkansas Riverwalk.
