More solar power in the works for southern Colorado
The projects would also bring hundreds of jobs to the area.
Inaugural Pueblo Flag Day to honor the history and culture of the Steel City
The newly-proclaimed holiday falls on the same day of Pueblo’s incorporation as a town in 1870.
Some Colorado Springs Utilities customers to get refunds due to $4.7 million in excess tax revenue
This credit comes from a failed ballot issue.
Whimsy and movement: 24-foot-tall puppet honors local artist Charles Rockey at Manitou Springs Carnivale parade
Meet the artist behind the giant puppet in this year’s Manitou Springs Carnivale parade that honors the legacy of the late Charles Rockey.
Colorado Springs burger joint Skirted Heifer latest downtown business to temporarily close after storefront car crash earlier this month
It’s the latest downtown Colorado Springs business to temporarily close its doors following a series of unrelated incidents since last fall.
Pueblo could be the next home of the National Championship Air Races
The National Championship Air Races has taken place for 60 years in Reno, Nevada, but the airport there can’t accommodate it anymore. Pueblo is one of six vying to host the event.
Judge dismisses lawsuit against the new Sunset Amphitheater in Colorado Springs
A district court judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought on by Colorado Springs residents to stop the development of a new amphitheater on the north side of the city.
What to know about Pueblo’s upcoming mayoral runoff election
Pueblo’s mayoral runoff takes place Tuesday, Jan. 23. Find out more about the mail ballot-only election here.
Interview: Pueblo mayoral candidate Heather Graham on improving public safety, job availability and her future vision for the city
Heather Graham owns three restaurants in Pueblo and has served as the city’s council president for the last two years. She is running against incumbent Nick Gradisar for Pueblo mayor.
Interview: Pueblo mayoral candidate Nick Gradisar on public safety, affordable housing and the future of the city
Nick Gradisar is the first mayor that Pueblo has elected in more than 100 years. He is vying for a second term against city council president Heather Graham.
From tree lightings to Christmas parades, here’s where you can celebrate the holidays across southern Colorado
Communities across southern Colorado will host parades, light up lights and celebrate the season over the next few weeks.
Skate in the Park returns to Colorado Springs’ Acacia Park for holiday season
The outdoor ice skating rink in Downtown Colorado Springs opens Friday and will remain open through January.
Coming in hot! Pueblo to build three new fire stations
Pueblo is getting three new fire stations in order to improve response times and firefighter safety.
The spirit of Manitou Springs is alive with the Emma Crawford Coffin Races
The nearly 30-year tradition reflects the unique character of Manitou Springs and the people who live there while sharing some of the city’s history.
Specialized wheelchairs to bring more opportunity for open space exploration in Colorado Springs
The chairs are designed to navigate terrain not suited for a regular wheelchair.
El Paso County’s proposed budget boosts public safety spending while accounting for possible recession
Several public hearings scheduled over the next few months will give folks the chance to comment on the proposed budget.
