For Colorado Olympians, Postponing The Games Has Meant Confusion, Sorrow And Sometimes Hope
For athletes, it’s meant confusion and inconsistency. At just the moment that many athletes were gearing up for the final, intense push toward the games, everything suddenly came to a halt.
By Dan Boyce
El Paso County Deputy Becomes Colorado’s Youngest Coronavirus Death
Deputy Jeff Hopkins was diagnosed with the disease just one day before his death. His last assignment was as an intake and release deputy at the El Paso County Jail.
By Dan Boyce
How Can You Help During The Coronavirus Situation? We Have Some Ideas
From donations to volunteering to just feeding your own burrito-craving, we have a list of ideas to get you started.
By Dan Boyce
Military’s Big Focus On Space Could Be A Big Windfall For Colorado Springs
Landing the permanent headquarters for Space Command wouldn’t just bring the city prestige, but potentially also significant economic benefits,
By Dan Boyce
Trump Rallies The Faithful, Boosts Cory Gardner, In Colorado Springs
The president’s speech in Colorado Springs tied the candidates together for 2020. It also touched on the Oscars, “sanctuary” cities and “phony polls.”
By Dan Boyce
New Colorado Springs Amazon Facility Will Bring 1,000+ Jobs To The City
The new 800,000-square-foot building near the Colorado Springs Airport will also anchor a new business park.
By Dan Boyce
Live Fire Training At Fort Carson Could Get Noisy
Troops at Fort Carson Army Post in Colorado Springs are conducting artillery training until next Tuesday and warn residents of potential loud noises, including at night.
By Dan Boyce
Forget The Top Shelf. Colorado’s Fortitude Ranch Is A Doomsday Timeshare For The Middle Class
Marketing to the annihilation-conscious is not a new idea.
By Dan Boyce
Accuser Drops Sex Assault Suit Against Colorado Springs YMCA
At the time of the initial filing in early 2019, the YMCA called the allegations “slanderous.”
By Dan Boyce
You Can Feel US-Iranian Tensions On The Streets Of Colorado Springs
Veterans and active-duty soldiers express concern, fatigue and a readiness to defend the country.
By Dan Boyce
There’s More To Military Service Than Infantry. ‘What’s Your Warrior?’ Wants To Showcase It All
The recruitment campaign launched in November and has already resulted in a 35 percent jump in visitors filling out the initial forms on the Army’s website.
By Dan Boyce
Climbing The Manitou Incline Once Is Hard Enough. This 62-Year-Old Man Has Scaled It Nearly 1,720 Times In A Year
The feat would average out to about five ascents up the 2,000 vertical-foot outdoor staircase every day.
By Dan Boyce
The Military Needs More Cybersecurity And Space Experts. The Colorado National Guard Is A Key Player To Recruit Them
The military is shifting away from counterterrorism and toward competing on the global stage. That means investing more and more in high-tech fields to keep up with rivals.
By Dan Boyce
Colorado Springs Hospital Was Temporarily On Lockdown After A Man In Custody Escaped, Stole A Car
The Colorado Springs Police Department are still searching for Randy Bishop, who fled the scene in a silver BMW SUV.
By Dan Boyce
The Police Stop That Ended In De’Von Bailey’s Death Was Based On False Accusation, Jury Finds
Lawrence Stoker,19, was acquitted on charges of assault from the incident that led to the shooting of Bailey, his cousin.
By Dan Boyce
New Documents Detail Lead-Up To Attempted Pueblo Synagogue Bombing — And What Authorities Found In Suspect’s Home
A search at the home of a Pueblo man accused of plotting to blow up a historic synagogue yielded a host of white supremacist paraphernalia, according to newly-released court documents.
By Dan Boyce