In lieu of a live event for KRCC members due to pandemic concerns, KRCC recently hosted a virtual meeting between KRCC's Abigail Beckman and NPR's Ayesha Rascoe.

Changes are coming to the parking system in Manitou Springs starting next month. The changes go into effect on May 15.

Ayesha Rascoe was recently named the host of NPR's "Weekend Edition Sunday." She's been a White House correspondent, covering three presidential administrations. She recently joined KRCC's Abigail Beckman in front of a virtual audience and talked about her new assignment, covering the White House, and diversity.

The pandemic has nearly doubled the number of children dealing with behavioral issues like depression and anxiety, according to data from UCHealth.

Abigail Beckman’s daughter was born 17 months ago, during the pandemic. Beckman, who hosts Morning Edition on KRCC in Colorado Springs, wrote an essay about her isolated pregnancy and her fierce attempts to protect her new baby from the virus.

A recent report in the Colorado Springs Independent says the Colorado Springs Police Department allegedly placed an undercover officer inside some social activist organizations in the city and a community hub called the Chinook Center. KRCC's Abigail Beckman sat down with reporter Heidi Beedle to learn more about the story and its implications.

The new District 3 representative for the city talks her predecessor, the appointment process, wildfires and more.

Michael Allen, the district attorney for the 4th Judicial District, and Democratic state Sen. Pete Lee are on different sides of the issue.

It would bring clean drinking water from the Pueblo Reservoir to six counties in the Lower Arkansas River Valley.

After 13 years on city council and more than 30 years in public service, Colorado Springs City Council President Pro Tem Richard Skorman is resigning. Skorman handily won re-election in April for what would have been a four-year term citing unforeseen business challenges from the pandemic.

El Paso County has seen an increase in heroin and fentanyl-related deaths in recent years, as is the case throughout the state.

After nearly 70 years of operation in various forms, the Simpich Showcase will close on Dec. 23. With it goes traditions and memories, especially around the holidays.

The Colorado Springs City Auditorium could soon see new life.

Ultimately, he said the decision to leave is a sad one, citing unforeseen business challenges from the pandemic as the reason.

Ashley Cornelius, an award-winning spoken word poet, plans to use her two years in the role to bring visibility to poetry in the Pikes Peak region.

In the mountains west of Colorado Springs, schools in Cripple Creek and Victor are changing how they teach, to emphasize technical education and career readiness. A $1.4 million dollar state grant will help. KRCC's Abigail Beckman joins us with her report and what other schools districts are doing in southern Colorado to improve learning and close equity gaps.