
Salida’s historic Storyville Cinema is transforming and adding a music venue
Plans for the new space, called the Sundry, include a music venue, a bar and restaurant, a rentable community space – and the original movie theater.

Recall petition aimed at Colorado Springs Councilman Tom Bailey submitted
If the city clerk approves the petition, Bailey would have five days to resign or face a recall election.

A new Head Start-funded daycare in Walsenburg has moved into a permanent location
Currently, the center is accepting children ages 3 to 5. Duskey said with the larger space, the daycare is working to serve children from birth to five years old at some point in the future.

New study reveals rural areas in Southern Colorado have high risks for wildfires but low resources
Huerfano, Archuleta, Conejos and Las Animas face some of the highest wildfire risk in the state, yet those same communities have relatively low resources to prevent the start and spread of wildfires.

Two El Paso County deputies will not face charges after grand jury inquiry
Upon hearing evidence and potentially investigating further, the grand jury will decide if there’s enough evidence to bring criminal charges.


Colorado Springs Downtown Partnership names new CEO
Interim CEO Chelsea Gondeck will take the reins permanently starting in January.

Fremont County deputy terminated, under investigation for alleged excessive force
The deputy is under investigation for allegedly choking an inmate in the county jail.

Why is the cost of living in Colorado Springs so high? New report says massive housing shortage is partly to blame
Colorado Springs needs to double its housing to meet current goals, and triple housing to meet projected 2035 goals, a new report says.

Speed cameras in Colorado Springs could soon be sending you a fine
Improving traffic safety is “an essential core function,” and one of the top issues the police department hears from the community each year.

Pueblo and Colorado Springs report record snowfall
The storm also provided a necessary bump to the region’s snowpack, which is well below the average for this time of year.

Public buses in Pueblo could soon become more environmentally friendly
The change is possible through a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Buses and Bus Facilities Program and the Low-or No-Emission Program.

2025 marks above-average year for bear related conflicts in Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said conflicts are often traced back to human behavior – like leaving food out.

Colorado Springs City Council formally opposes the state’s lawsuit challenging Space Command relocation
Those in favor of the resolution said the city and state should be working together with the federal government instead of suing.

How long can grocery prices keep rising?
Prices for necessities like groceries are outpacing wage growth.

What is the history of Raton Pass?
“It’s constantly used by people for all of these different reasons throughout history, that is the story of shifting borders, shifting industry, shifting towns, shifting states.”

Colorado Springs City Council tables vote on car camping ban after emotional hearing
“When you take a vehicle away through citation, impounded enforcement, you turn someone who is barely hanging on into someone who now has nothing left to lose,” said Natelli.
