Inside Out Youth Services is reopening its Colorado Springs community center with new security upgrades following threats
A Colorado Springs community center serving LGBTQ youth has been closed since its Thanksgiving break when the Club Q shooting occurred.
Five things we learned from the Club Q shooting suspect’s preliminary hearing
An arraignment has been set for May 30. Another hearing is scheduled for March 31 to determine if surveillance footage from Club Q on the night of the shooting will be released to the public. Here’s what else we know.
Suspect in Colorado Springs Club Q shooting to be tried on hate crime, murder charges
In day two of preliminary hearings, a judge ruled the suspect in the deadly shooting at Club Q will face hundreds of charges at trial, including several for committing hate crimes.
Accused Club Q shooter appears in court for first day of preliminary hearings
The suspect is facing more than 320 charges including first-degree murder, attempted murder and bias-motivated crimes or hate crimes.
No charges for Colorado Springs officer, paramedic who played role in death of man in mental health crisis
The report from the El Paso County Coroner’s office says police put the man in a “bear hug” hold while was lying on his stomach on the ground.
El Paso County judge denies another motion to push back preliminary hearing for the suspect in the Club Q shooting
An El Paso county judge has denied another motion to push back a preliminary hearing for the suspect in the Club Q shooting.
The Colorado Springs Police Department will now release ‘briefing videos’ after officers fire a weapon and injure or kill someone
The department said the planned “significant event briefing videos” are a step toward increasing transparency with the community.
Colorado Healing Fund again criticized; nonprofit denies allegations
The Colorado Healing Fund is facing more criticism for how it gives out money to those affected by the Club Q shooting.
DA drops charges against man allegedly beaten by Colorado Springs police officers following traffic stop
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.
Colorado Springs is taking steps to improve the relationship between citizens and the police. But some remain skeptical
It’s been more than two years since Colorado Springs created a commission to improve the relationship between citizens and the police.
Club Q Update: Judge denies defense attorneys their request for a delay in preliminary hearing
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.
Mitigation work aims to protect watershed and drinking water for Colorado Springs, reduce risk of catastrophic fire
A large wildfire mitigation project in Teller County will help protect a source of drinking water for Colorado Springs.
Judge denies motion to hold El Paso County Sheriff’s Office in contempt for Club Q media leak
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.
New Year’s Eve fireworks on America’s Mountain and the history of people who make them happen
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 facing civil rights lawsuit after alleged beating of Black veteran during traffic stop
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 approves $420 million general fund budget for 2023 — with more money for police and firefighters. Some are asking why
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.
