Colorado Universities Are Rolling Out Slick New Branding Campaigns To Entice Student-Athletes, But Not Everyone Will Profit
Thanks to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling and rule changes, Colorado’s college athletes can now profit off their so-called “name, image and likeness.”
By Dan Boyce
Family Of Man Tased To Death By Colorado Springs Police In 2020 Sues Department And City
The death was ruled a homicide last year, but the 4th Judicial District Attorney later ruled the use of force was justified.
By Dan Boyce
Colorado’s Kara Winger is Ready To Throw The Javelin In Her Fourth Olympics
Eight-time national javelin champion Kara Winger lives and trains in Colorado Springs and is getting ready to compete in her fourth Olympic games after overcoming an injury to her ACL.
By Dan Boyce
Can Trinidad Become A ‘Hip’ Town Without Becoming Denver?
Comedian Jay Gillespie worked the Denver standup scene for eight years before taking his act on the road in 2018, playing shows in New York, Los Angeles and the Pacific […]
By Dan Boyce
You Can Ride A Train To The Top Of Pikes Peak Again — Oh, And A New Visitor Center Is There To Greet You
A brand new, $65 million Summit House Complex at the top of America’s Mountain is set to open next week.
By Dan Boyce
Fremont County ‘Functionally Ends’ Veteran Homelessness
The county knows each unhoused veteran and can house each of them. Now a national group is recognizing the feat.
By Dan Boyce
Police Say Gunman In Colorado Springs Shooting Had History Of Controlling Behavior With Girlfriend, One Of The Victims
Police also said the man appears to have been angry over not being invited to the family birthday party he attacked overnight on Saturday.
By Dan Boyce
In Custer County, Owners Of Tenacious Unicorn Ranch Pack Heat And Build A Fence In The Face Of Harassment
An alpaca ranch seeking to be a safe haven for transgender people has exposed some cultural tensions in deep red Custer County.
By Dan Boyce
Space Command General Acknowledges Greater Costs Of Relocating Headquarters Away From Colorado Springs
The top general at U.S. Space Command said during a congressional subcommittee hearing Wednesday that expensive communications infrastructure would need to be duplicated in Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, if the U.S. Space Command were to move there from Colorado Springs.
By Dan Boyce
Attracting Doctors To Rural Colorado Is A Big Problem. This CU Anschutz Researcher Has A Few Ideas To Fix That
A lot of Colorado is made up of rural or frontier areas, and that means a lot of Colorado is facing a primary care shortage.
By Dan Boyce
About 150 Serbian Families Live In Metro Denver. Many Of Them Gathered To Remember Boulder Shooting Victim Neven Stanisic
Lakewood’s tight knit community of ethnic Serbs gathered to remember one of their own Saturday, a young man gunned down with nine others at a Boulder King Soopers last week.
By Dan Boyce
Park County’s Only Primary Care Doctor Retired 8 Years Ago. They Still Can’t Find A Replacement
It’s a stark example of the persistent difficulty in recruiting young talent for the daunting workloads facing Colorado’s most isolated medical outposts.
By Dan Boyce
When Coronavirus Postponed The Tokyo Games, This Paralympian Kept Swimming — With High Schoolers In Salida
Rio silver medalist Sophia Herzog was all set to compete in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games, then the pandemic happened.
By Dan Boyce
Hanging Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park Camping Reservations: When And How To Get Yours
A computer glitch delayed the opening of the reservation system for backcountry camping at Rocky Mountain National Park.
By Dan Boyce
Undeterred, Colorado’s Aerospace Industry Preps For Space Command’s Move To Alabama — If It Happens
Colorado’s political leaders saw Trump’s decision to move the military’s Space Command headquarters from Colorado Springs to Alabama as an overtly partisan one. Now there’s an investigation into the move, but Colorado’s aerospace leaders say the state will be OK.
By Dan Boyce
For Many Businesses, COVID-19 Makes It ‘Impossible’ To Plan, So Colorado Springs Ones Are Helping Each Other Stay Open
The uncertainty of where the COVID-19 pandemic will lead next has meant loads of uncertainty for people planning for their businesses’ futures. For Rebecca Moon, that means getting a little help from other businesses in Colorado Springs.
By Dan Boyce