- The annual New Year's Eve fireworks display from atop Pikes Peak from the AdAmAn Club will include an extra display at 9 p.m. to kick off the year-long sesquicentennial celebration in Colorado Springs.
- The holiday shopping season hasn’t been as active as it normally is — with some people out of work and others nervous to shop in person.
- 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.
- People gathered for a ninth day of protests in Colorado Springs Sunday.
- 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
- This post will be updated throughout the week. Sun. June 7, 5:00 p.m.
