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
At Air Force Academy Ceremony, New Secretary Puts Emphasis On Space
Barbara Barrett is the fourth woman to serve as the Air Force Secretary.
By Dan Boyce
The VA Doesn’t Cover Service Dogs To Help With PTSD, But Congress Could Change That
The VA started researching the effectiveness of service dogs for mental health conditions in 2011.
By Dan Boyce
Is There Actually A ‘Spring’ In Colorado Springs?
Glenwood, Steamboat, Pagosa and El Dorado — the list goes on. The Colorado map is fat with towns with “Springs” in the name.
By Dan Boyce
Uncertainty Continues For Salida Residents In The Shadow Of The Decker Fire
The fire hasn’t grown much in recent days, but the situation could change quickly if the winds pick up again.
By Dan Boyce
Some Evacuation Orders Lifted As Dry, Windy Conditions Continue To Frustrate Crews On Decker Fire
Most residents evacuated due to the Decker Fire near Salida are now able to return home, though they remain on pre-evacuation status.
By Dan Boyce
Colorado’s Congressmen Were Out And About In Colorado Thursday, And Impeachment Was Just One Thing On Their Constituents’ Minds
Reps. Crow, Tipton and Perlmutter fielded more questions about health care and the economy than the drama in D.C.
Colorado Lawmakers Call For More Federal Money To Clean Up Chemical Contamination From PFAS
The military has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on cleanup nationwide, including $50 million just at Peterson Air Force base.
By Dan Boyce