Remembrances, gatherings to mark one year since deadly Club Q shooting in Colorado Springs
This Sunday will mark one year since a mass shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs. Five people were killed at Club Q – Raymond Green Vance, Daniel Aston, Ashley Paugh, Derrick Rump, and Kelly Loving. Many others were injured.
Colorado Springs community activists push back on continued efforts to fund a new police training facility
Voters turned down 2A, which would have let the city keep some TABOR refunds to help fund the project.
Colorado Springs man pleads guilty to felony assault charge stemming from Jan. 6 riot at U.S. Capitol
A man from Colorado Springs pleaded guilty this week to assaulting law enforcement officers during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
After Club Q: Surviving the unthinkable and navigating the journey forward
Four survivors reflect on life since the deadly shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs.
Club Q to reopen at new location, under new name
The venue will move to southeast Colorado Springs and will be called “The Q”.
Colorado Springs Ballot Question 2A: Can the city keep excess TABOR funds to go toward a new police training facility?
Voters in Colorado Springs will decide if the city can keep $4.75 million in tax refunds to help acquire space for a new police training facility this November.
Number of bodies found at Penrose funeral home increases to ‘at least 189’
The investigation into Return to Nature Funeral Home began earlier this month when local residents reported a foul smell in the area.
LGBTQ+ community resource center opening in Colorado Springs
A community center focusing on the LGBTQ population is opening this fall in Colorado Springs. The Prism Community Collective will provide access to resources like mental and physical health providers. It’s made possible through a three year federal grant totaling just over $5 million, secured following the shooting at Club Q.
Navy honors sailor who helped stop Club Q shooting
Information Technician 2nd Class Thomas James was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal, the highest non-combat decoration the Navy can award for heroism.
Farmers fear laws meant to protect agricultural workers could put them out of business, end iconic Colorado crops
Agricultural workers in Colorado have seen an extensive rise in protections in recent years. For some farmers, the changes are having dire financial impacts.
Mayor Mobolade proposes a $428 million budget for Colorado Springs in 2024. Here’s where the money would go
The city of Colorado Springs is looking to cut spending and pull $10 million out of reserves to help cover costs for next year. The proposed budget also calls for a hiring freeze and the elimination of overtime for city workers.
Suzanne Morphew’s remains found in Saguache County 3 years after disappearance
CBI agents say they have found the body of Suzanne Morphew.
‘I am listening’: Colorado Springs Mayor Mobolade focuses on community in first State of the City address
Colorado Springs is strong. That was the sentiment during Mayor Yemi Mobolade’s first state of the city address.
Local nonprofit and Colorado Springs Utilities reach agreement ‘minimizing impact’ of power lines on community park
Colorado Springs Utilities is planning a different route that will minimize the potential impacts to Concrete Coyote Community Park.
Renovation plans for historic Colorado Springs City Auditorium paused after fundraising falls short, donors question city ownership
Plans to renovate the Colorado Springs City Auditorium have been paused due to stalled fundraising.
Colorado Springs voters will get to weigh in on $4.75M TABOR retention measure for police academy
Voters in Colorado Springs will be asked to allow the city to keep $4.75 million in tax refunds to help acquire space for a new police training facility.
