- The District Attorney in El Paso County has dropped all charges against a Black man who says he was beaten by Colorado Springs Police officers during a traffic stop last fall.
- It's been more than two years since Colorado Springs created a commission to improve the relationship between citizens and the police.
- The public defender's office had asked for more time to go over what they described as a "voluminous” and “overwhelming” amount of evidence in the case – including video footage of the entire shooting.
- A large wildfire mitigation project in Teller County will help protect a source of drinking water for Colorado Springs.
- A judge has denied a motion to punish the El Paso County Sheriff's Office for allegedly leaking information to the press about the accused Club Q shooter's criminal history.
- The Pikes Peak AdAmAn Club is marking its 100th anniversary this year. The group is best known for climbing the fourteen-thousand foot landmark each New Year's Eve to set off fireworks.
- Three Colorado Springs police officers are facing a civil rights lawsuit alleging misconduct in the arrest of a Black veteran. Attorneys for 29-year-old Dalvin Gadson say he was beaten without warning when an officer tried to arrest him for a suspected DUI.
- Colorado Springs City Council has approved a budget of more than $420 million dollars for next year. The plan includes money for 15 new police officers and more than 30 additional firefighters.
- The allegations come as three CSPD officers are being sued for allegedly using excessive force during the 2020 arrest of a teenage girl.
- The judge who ordered the release of the records said the "profound public interest in scrutinizing law enforcement actions" related to the case outweighs the suspect's right to privacy.
- The judge said the "profound public interest in scrutinizing law enforcement actions" related to the case outweighs the suspect's right to privacy.
- The union representing staff at the Federal Correctional Complex in Florence is calling for changes as the facility struggles to maintain adequate staffing.
- Following backlash from victim advocacy groups, the Colorado Healing Fund says those affected by the Club Q shooting will receive every dollar donated to the nonprofit in their honor.
- 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.
