- Colorado’s new Suicide Prevention Commission is meeting this morning for the first time. KRCC’s Eliza Densmore reports. The state legislature created the group to establish new efforts for prevention priorities, broaden public
- Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument is planning a prescribed burn of 180 acres starting Monday. The goal is to minimize fuel levels, mitigate wildfire risk, and to help protect the
- Fort Carson is in the process of working out a long-term agreement to use public land for high altitude helicopter training. KRCC’s Eliza Densmore reports.
- A new study released by the U.S. Geological Survey looks at the effects of climate change on certain species in the American Southwest.
- The Pueblo Police Department is running a 45-day trial of a new interactive crowd-sourced crime fighting platform.
- Colorado Springs officials will talk flash floods along Douglas Creek at a public meeting tonight.
- The Air Force Academy is planning a series of cuts as part of the Pentagon’s 2015 budget proposal. KRCC’s Eliza Densmore reports.
- The State Historical Fund, or SHF, has awarded nearly $9 million total in grants for preservation projects all over the state. KRCC’s Eliza Densmore reports. The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum,
- 250 companies have registered for Colorado’s new branding program since its launch last year, even as the logo faces a legislative challenge. KRCC’s Eliza Densmore reports. “Making Colorado” looks to have
- A landlord in Pueblo has pleased guilty to code violations in rental properties.
- Active and retired miners are eligible for free health screenings in Pueblo this week through the Miners Clinic of Colorado.
- The president of the group that led efforts to recall a state senator in Pueblo is running for clerk and recorder. KRCC’s Eliza Densmore reports.
- The Rocky Mountain Field Institute held its last trail maintenance event of the year in mid-November at Garden of the Gods. Around 75 volunteers from all parts of the Colorado
- Permits to cut down a holiday tree on public land are up for sale again. As KRCC’s Eliza Densmore reports, some are available now.
- Pueblo County has released a new interactive map showing flood damage for the past year. KRCC’s Eliza Densmore reports. The main purpose of the map is to share information with state
