- Pueblo County has seen its known positive cases of COVID-19 skyrocket since October.
- The Colorado Springs team, along with the Grand Junction Rockies and the new Northern Colorado Owlz, will play on.
- Trinidad and the surrounding region are preparing for what they hope will be an influx of workers, but there are some challenges to face before that can happen.
- The measures stem from controversy surrounding a 2016 land exchange with the Broadmoor.
- Rising coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are spurring new rules in El Paso County and across Colorado.
- The curfew will be in effect for at least two weeks, running from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m.
- Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers said he's still reluctant to initiate an outdoor mask order.
- Colorado Springs has two measures on the November ballot related to the sale or transfer of city-owned parkland.
- As a precaution during the coronavirus pandemic, events at the Pueblo fairgrounds like livestock shows will be closed to the public and livestreamed online instead.
- Colorado Springs City Council held a work session Thursday to talk about a proposed Police Advisory Committee. The work session was moved up from a meeting scheduled later this month as a result of the daily protests in the city and country sparked by the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
- People gathered for a ninth day of protests in Colorado Springs Sunday. By late afternoon, hundreds of people were gathered on and around the steps of City Hall, with cars honking as they drove by. Cheers rolled up as speakers took the microphone.
- Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers issued a curfew Wednesday, effective immediately, as protests sparked after the killing of George Floyd in Minnesota continue in the city and across the country.
- For a fourth day, demonstrators were out in Colorado Springs to protest police brutality after the death of George Floyd, an African American man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis. It’s one of many protests throughout the state and country.
- This post will be updated throughout the week. Sun. June 7, 5:00 p.m. —Latest Data From The Colorado Department Of Public Health And Environment— There are 28,001 known confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
- Several hundred people came out to Colorado Springs City Hall Sunday for a demonstration against police brutality. The protest, like others across the country, comes after the death of George Floyd. Floyd, an African American man, died at the hands of police in Minneapolis last week.
- This post will be updated throughout the week. Updated: Sun., May 24, 4:30 p.m. —Latest Data Shows More Than 24,170 Cases Of COVID-19 In Colorado— According to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, there are more than 21,170 known positive cases of coronavirus in Colorado.
