- The Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments will work to mobilize the region to watch ozone levels and take certain steps on high ozone days.
- The former USOC, now the USOPC, has managed both the Olympic and Paralympic teams for decades.
- All the commercial water users in Colorado amount to 5/100th of 1 percent of the state's annual water use — and they get it from the tap, buying surface rights or aquifer rights.
- An escalating trade dispute between the United States and China has led to rising tariffs on billions of dollars worth of goods from both countries.
- Space Command is not the same as the Space Force often touted by President Donald Trump. Confused? Let’s try to clear things up.
- “The single most effective way to reduce conflicts with bears is to require people to secure their trash,” said Frank McGee, the Colorado Springs Area Wildlife Manager for CPW.
- The Colorado Space Grant Consortium goes there each year for the Colorado Robotics Challenge — a place for students to test their creations with progressively harder challenges — and to train them for work on distant worlds.
- The governor's order creates the Commission on Employee Ownership, with the goal of increasing employee wages and retention by promoting the ownership model.
- Colorado Springs is a prime example of the tension that exists between cities that rely on the economic stability of military bases and the tax dollars of a local recreational pot marketplace can bring.
- The secretary also talked about a controversial new software the VA is developing, as well as working to lower veteran suicide.
- Mayor Suthers is running for a second term against three candidates with far-less name recognition and political experience.
- The suit was filed Tuesday against the Colorado Springs-based organization.
- Census data shows people moving into Fairplay from outside the county at three times the state average.
- A former employee alleges the YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region told her to "pray on it" after she reported her assault.
- PFAs are found in some non-stick coatings, including from a firefighting foam used by the Peterson Air Force Base.
- The Manitou Springs City Council passed a resolution Tuesday night that reaffirms the city’s existing limit of two recreational marijuana store licenses. Earlier this year, the nonprofit Southern Colorado Cannabis Council suggested the city expand its number of licenses to help lower inflated prices at resort town’s two stores.
