Census Data Shows Colorado’s Continued Growth
New US Census Bureau data shows Colorado’s population continues to grow steadily. Colorado had the seventh fastest growth rate in the nation from 2015 to 2016, according to the data.
I-25 “Gap” Designated as #1 Regional Priority
Local governments have formally designated widening parts of Interstate 25 as a top priority.
Arkansas Darter Not a Candidate for Threatened Species
A small fish native to Colorado and surrounding states is no longer a candidate for the threatened species list. The US Fish and Wildlife service officially categorized the Arkansas darter […]
Signature Gathering Continues for Pueblo Chile Plate
Pueblo Chile enthusiasts continue to collect signatures aimed at helping to create a license plate featuring the chiles. 3000 signatures are needed for the license plate to be considered at the […]
Colorado Springs City Council Candidates Begin Gathering Signatures
Candidates for Colorado Springs City Council can begin circulating nominating petitions beginning today, January 3rd.
CDOT Completes Inspection of More Than 42,000 Guardrails
An inspection of the more than 40,000 roadway guardrails throughout the state is now complete. The investigation was prompted by safety concerns. CDOT uses two different manufacturers for guardrail materials.
Commissioner Sallie Clark Delivers “State of the Region” Address
El Paso County Commissioner Sallie Clark called the state of the region strong and poised for continued growth and prosperity.
Trail Maintenance Gets Some Federal Attention
President Barack Obama recently signed a new law that could benefit Colorado hiking trails.
Three Industrial Hemp Seed Varieties Get State Approval
Three varieties of industrial hemp seed are the first to attain certification from the state for widespread use.
103-Year-Old Colorado Springs Resident and Pearl Harbor Survivor Returns to Hawaii
Pearl Harbor survivor and Colorado Springs resident Lt.
Stormwater Channel Could Double as a Fat Bike Trail
As the city works to stabilize the Sand Creek stormwater channel, engineers are looking for creative ways to make the structures even more useful.
USAFA Gets Energy Efficient, Reality TV Style
The U.S. Air Force Academy is engaging in some friendly competition with the Naval Academy in Maryland to see who can become more energy efficient.
Historic Tenth Mountain Division Returns to Colorado
A recent realignment means a regiment of the Colorado Army National Guard is now part of the historic 10th Mountain Division.
Increased Traffic Puts a Strain on State Parks
Colorado parks have seen an increase in traffic in recent years as the state population grows, and has scheduled several meetings to discuss the fiscal challenges that presents.
Just How Fit is the Pikes Peak Region, Really?
Colorado Springs now has the tagline “Olympic City USA,” branding that suggests it’s a haven for athletes and fitness enthusiasts. The city has a reputation for being fit, but health indicators […]
National Cybersecurity Center Holds Inaugural Conference
The new National Cybersecurity Center’s first ever cybersecurity conference wrapped up Tuesday at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. About 300 people from around the country attended the two-day event.
