Fewer people are experiencing homelessness in El Paso County than in 2019.

TESSA CEO Anne Markley says isolation is worsening domestic violence situations.

The Exposure Notification System will be part of the settings on Apple iPhones and a downloadable app for Android users.

UCHealth will also expand the inpatient behavioral health unit at University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora around 2023.

Positive COVID-19 cases have reached 230 per 100,000 people over the past two weeks in Pueblo County.

A CDC report found 40 percent of American adults are struggling with their mental health due to coronavirus pandemic stressors.

The $75 million proposed bond would not increase taxes and would fund changes like facility upgrades and COVID-19 safety measures in D70.

Farmers from Durango, the San Luis Valley, Rocky Ford and other places across Southern Colorado shared stories on how they're dealing with drought, the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and other challenges.

Some of the funding will help create and expand resources for youth to improve life skills and social-emotional learning in Southern Colorado.

The event kicks off with a cleanup at Runyon Lake in Pueblo Saturday and runs through October 4.

More than 800 people applied to be on the commission. Discussions about creating a police accountability group started in May after national protests over the death of George Floyd.

The Pikes Peak Continuum of Care and two Colorado Springs-based groups are hoping better data will help pinpoint how to serve youth in El Paso County.

Colorado Springs City Council is set to appoint members of a commission aimed at providing policy input for the Colorado Springs Police Department. Community desire for police oversight began in its current iteration last August with the death of De'Von Bailey.

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment released new guidelines today on indoor visits in residential care facilities during the state's ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Gov. Jared Polis visited Colorado Springs and Pueblo to see Southern Colorado's response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The funds will help Las Animas County's 15,000 people access hospital and medical care without a trip north to Colorado Springs or Denver.