- After two terms in office, John Suthers' tenure as mayor of Colorado Springs ends June 6, 2023. KRCC's Abigail Beckman spoke with him about his legacy, the pandemic and whether he plans to stay involved in city politics.
- Colorado Springs Mayor-elect Yemi Mobolade says in his first 100 days, he wants to focus on police recruitment and retention.
- A majority of Colorado's river basins had a good water year, with higher than normal snowpack levels.
- A large air tanker will be on hand in Colorado for the next few months to help fight possible wildfires
- We answer listeners' questions about miller moths' influx in Colorado and why experts say we should appreciate them.
- A newly dedicated monument in Colorado Springs marks the location on which the city was founded in 1871.
- A legal battle over construction costs related to the new Pikes Peak Summit Complex could wrap up soon.
- The two candidates for Colorado Springs mayor on water, law enforcement and development.
- The lawsuit claims there are "severe undulations" in the parking lot to the west of the 38,000-square-foot summit house.
- Current city councilman Wayne Williams is his likely opponent.
- A new RV campground in Huerfano county hopes to attract visitors to the area with its close proximity to the Walsenburg Golf Course and Lathrop State Park.
- A lawsuit against Colorado Springs claims the city has not paid for work to build the new Pikes Peak Summit Complex.
- Voters in Colorado Springs District 3 will cast their ballots for the third time in as many years to choose a new city council representative. Michelle Talarico and Scott Hiller are both running for the seat.
- Colorado Springs' upcoming election is on April 4. However, this time around ballots will only be accepted by mail. Here's everything you should know.
- Colorado Springs voters will soon choose a new mayor and several city council members. All active, registered voters in Colorado Springs will receive a ballot in the mail. That's also how they must be returned - there is no in-person voting. Dropboxes will also be available throughout town.
- The Italian-American and Mediterranean fare at the San Luis Valley restaurant is non-pretentious and approachable.
