OSHA fines EVRAZ steel mill in Pueblo $61k following 2024 worker death
The Occupational Health and Safety Administration found four code violations in its investigation of the death of Taylor Blake Gulliford.
Recreational marijuana sales begin in Colorado Springs Tuesday
The state’s second-largest city had long held out on retail cannabis sales until the passage of a November ballot measure.
Amid geopolitical uncertainties, international leaders stress cooperation at Space Symposium
The 40th annual industry conference wraps up Thursday in Colorado Springs.
Construction on 27-story OneVeLa, the new tallest building in Colorado Springs, may now begin
City Council denied a final attempt to stop the 300-foot tall project.
Protestors push back against Steve Bannon address to state Republican Party gala in Colorado Springs
Colorado Republicans had already switched venues multiple times due to push back against the conservative right-wing figure.
As tariffs take effect, a new struggle for small town newspapers arises – the cost of paper
A 25 percent tariff on Canadian timber products, which includes newsprint, is set to resume April 2.
Bennet grapples with party’s future. “I think we should be looking at all the Democratic leadership”
The event at Harrison High School in Colorado Springs was Sen. Michael Bennet’s third Colorado town hall this week.
Lawsuit dismissed from man tased and paralyzed by Colorado Springs police
Jacob Root was seeking $100 million in damages after being left quadriplegic in the 2022 incident.
What’s next for Lunar Outpost’s rover mission after moon lander got stuck on its side
The company’s MAPP rover was unable to exit its lunar lander after the craft landed on its side.
Return to Nature Funeral Home co-owner is withdrawing her guilty plea. Her husband isn’t
Jon and Carie Hallford had accepted a plea deal on federal charges late last year. Now she wants to go to trial.
Microchip lays off 238 Colorado Springs employees, only a year after announcing a hiring spree
The company has received millions from the CHIPS and Science Act, which the Trump Administration hopes to repeal.
Rover built in Colorado could be the first US robot to explore the moon, expected to land Thursday
Lunar Outpost’s MAPP rover, built in Arvada, will also be the first rover ever to explore the Lunar South Pole, if it lands safely.
Judge orders alleged 2015 Planned Parenthood shooter to be medicated ‘as soon as practicable’ after Supreme Court ruling
Prison psychologists have argued forcing Robert Dear to be medicated could allow him to participate in his own defense.
For owner of Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs, live music’s future is in mid-size cities — even if locals complain about the noise
The Colorado Springs live-music space has received significant pushback from neighbors.
‘MAGA’ voters in the West still support federal management of public lands, poll finds
The 15th annual Conservation in the West Poll also found strong support to maintain national monument designations and that climate change is a serious problem.
Mother of Club Q shooter sues five Colorado Springs police officers for constitutional rights violations on night of attack
Laura Voepel, mother of Anderson Aldrich, claims she knew nothing about the attack when officers arrived at her door.
