Voters Oust Morse, Giron
Voters ousted two Democratic state lawmakers yesterday in the first ever recall elections of state legislators. The recalls come in the wake of new gun legislation passed earlier this year. […]
Voting Centers Open Until 7PM in Recall Elections
It’s election day for parts of El Paso and Pueblo Counties. State senators John Morse and Angela Giron are facing possible recalls.
Clerks Scramble in Face of Recall Ruling
The recall elections of state senators John Morse of Colorado Springs and Angela Giron of Pueblo are still on for Sept. 10, but voters shouldn’t expect their normal mail-in ballot.
By Liz Ruskin
Goats: The New Wave of Urban Agriculture?
With interest in urban homesteading on the rise, some traditional farm animals are showing up in city back yards. It started with chickens. Miniature goats might be next.
By Liz Ruskin
El Paso County Works to Repair Flooded Culverts
With thunderstorms in the forecast for the next few days, the possibility of flash flooding in El Paso County remains. As KRCC’s Liz Ruskin reports, the county is working to […]
By Liz Ruskin
Colorado Springs Mayor Delivers “State of the City”
Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach gave his yearly “state of the city” address at a luncheon yesterday.
By Liz Ruskin
Colorado Springs Council Considers Marijuana Regulations
With the passage last year of Amendment 64, Cities and counties around Colorado are deciding whether to allow recreational marijuana shops and grow operations within their boundaries.
By Liz Ruskin
Town Hall Addresses Recreational Marijuana in Colorado Springs
Amendment 64 voted into law last year decriminalized recreational marijuana in Colorado for adults 21 and over.
By Liz Ruskin
Army to Deactivate Brigade at Fort Carson
The U.S. Army yesterday announced plans to deactivate one of Fort Carson’s four Brigade Combat Teams by 2017.
By Liz Ruskin