- Yemi Mobolade, a Nigerian immigrant, is the first Black man elected to lead Colorado Springs. He discussed his new role, his faith and getting ready to hit the ground running.
- “Wow,” said Mobolade as he took the stage with his family after initial results showed him with a huge lead in the race.
- The two candidates for Colorado Springs mayor on water, law enforcement and development.
- Second-place winner Wayne Williams, who already had the support of outgoing mayor John Suthers, announced Thursday that more than half of the sitting city council supports him.
- Since no single mayoral candidate received more than 50 percent of the vote, the city is expecting to hold a runoff election in May with the top two candidates. The difference between Wayne Williams and Sallie Clark is 1,546 votes.
- Current city councilman Wayne Williams is his likely opponent.
- The race is nonpartisan, and the ballot includes familiar names, along with political newcomers. Here's what they have to say about one of the most talked about issues: crime and public safety.
- 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.
- The mayor's race in Colorado Springs is generating hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign donations.
- The Barkman Branch Library in northeast Pueblo is the latest in a string of libraries across the Front Range to temporarily close due to meth residue.
- Testing at three libraries in the Pikes Peak Library District detected meth contamination.
- The Colorado Springs Downtown Development Authority is offering $1,000 for any information leading to the return of an iconic sign.
- The Colorado Springs municipal election is slated for April 4, 2023, and there are three races on the ballot.
- The city of Colorado Springs is starting the new year with a number of major proposals aimed at keeping up with rapid growth, like zoning codes and land annexations.
- In a 4-3 vote, Pueblo City Council voted to table a controversial ordinance that would have essentially banned abortion providers in the city.
- Colorado Springs City Councilman Bill Murray challenged two colleagues who are running for mayor to discuss banning assault weapons in the city.
