Air Force Academy Chapel Perseveres Despite Cancelled Renovations
The Cadet Chapel at the United States Air Force Academy has a spectacular presence both up close and from a distance.
Late Snowfall Helps Ease Drought Conditions Across Colorado
DENVER — Recent figures show snowpack across Colorado is up by almost half after late-winter, early-spring storms. The U.S.
Post-Blizzard Cleanup Of Downed Trees In Colorado Springs
The City of Colorado Springs is working to clean up downed limbs and trees from the blizzard last week, with a rough cost estimate to remove and replant the damaged […]
El Paso County Commissioners Vow To “Actively Resist” Red Flag Legislation
El Paso County Commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday in favor becoming a Second Amendment Preservation County.
Counties Declare Second Amendment Sanctuary Status As Legislature Debates Red Flag Bill
A growing number of Colorado counties have declared themselves as Second Amendment sanctuaries in response to a so-called red flag bill making its way through the state Legislature.
Disease-Resistant Strain Of Rainbow Trout Helping Species Rebound
Starting in the late 80s, rainbow trout in Colorado began dying off because of a parasite that causes whirling disease.
Fine Arts Center Celebrates 100 Years Of ‘Amazing Artists, Performing Arts Opportunities’
The Fine Arts Center at Colorado College is 100 years old this year.
EPA Creates Action Plan Around Toxic Chemicals
The Environmental Protection Agency released an action plan Thursday regarding potentially toxic chemicals known as PFAS.
Beyond Books—Library Social Workers Build Trust, Share Resources
Public libraries are a place to find answers—maybe for a research question or a book recommendation. But they’re increasingly places where people seek help locating social services, benefits and housing.
‘A Sense Of Uncertainty’—The Local Economy And The Shutdown
As the partial government shutdown continues, it’s clear that communities and individuals across the country are being affected. That includes southern Colorado and Colorado Springs. Dr.
How Are Southern Colorado’s Legislators Responding To Trump’s Proposal To End The Shutdown?
On Saturday, President Donald Trump proposed a deal to congressional Democrats that would, among other items, protect recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program for three years […]
Government Shutdown Leads To Unemployment Claims, Food Benefit Concern In El Paso County
Since the partial government shutdown began last month, almost a fifth of the unemployment claims filed in Colorado have been from federal workers.
‘Re-Imagine Waldo Canyon’—Meetings Begin for Future Of Burn Scar
Following the devastation from Waldo Canyon Fire in 2012, the Rocky Mountain Field Institute (RMFI) is beginning a two year public planning process to reimagine the future of the area.
Fisher’s Peak To Be Acquired By Conservation Groups, Enter Public Ownership
Conservation groups are planning to buy a ranch near Trinidad that includes the landmark Fisher’s Peak.
Colorado Invests $10.33 Million To Install Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Drivers of electric vehicles will soon have 33 additional sites to charge their vehicles in Colorado. The sites will be placed along six major transportation corridors.
For 63rd Year, NORAD Has Santa On The Radar
The Colorado Springs-based North American Aerospace Defense Command–or NORAD–has officially begun tracking Santa Claus for this holiday season.
