- For nearly three decades, Colorado Springs Teen Court has provided youth accused of misdemeanor crimes an alternative path aimed at preventing future criminal behavior.
- An effort that the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is participating in trying to help nudge the toads back to a healthier status.
- Second-place winner Wayne Williams, who already had the support of outgoing mayor John Suthers, announced Thursday that more than half of the sitting city council supports him.
- Thousands of cars pass by daily just a couple of blocks away, but this monument is off the beaten path enough that drivers likely wouldn't notice it.
- Residents of Denver are called Denverites. People from Pueblo, Puebloans. And informally, those from Manitou Springs might be called Manitoids. What are residents of Colorado Springs called?
- Care & Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado recently combined the positions of President and CEO and hired Nathan Springer, former Garrison Commander at Fort Carson, to fill that role.
- Seventeen aging bridges across five southern Colorado counties are set to be replaced in the coming months, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.
- KRCC’s Mike Procell recently sat down with Citizens Project board member Schuyler Foerster to talk about where the organization finds itself in its 30th year.
- The master planning process for one of Colorado's newest state parks is ongoing.
- On July 31, 1871, the city of Colorado Springs was officially born. The city is celebrating its sesquicentennial with a "Parade Through Time" and a festival, both taking place downtown. We'll be updating this page daily leading up to July 31, with conversations, stories and photos as we look back on our city.
- Drew Houston is the new head of Citizens Project in Colorado Springs.
- NASA has awarded the Boys & Girls Clubs of Pueblo County, in partnership with The I Will Projects, a $175,000 grant to study aquaponics.
- The two planets were last about this close together in the year 1623.
- • Create and maintain sustainable gardens and landscape. On July 18, the City Of Fountain presents “Low Water Turf Alternatives”.
- ‘Turning A (Non) Profit: How Nonprofits Benefit Our Community’ is an occasional series from 91.5 KRCC. There are thousands of non-profit organizations in El Paso county alone.
- Supporting the arts, and fostering creativity are at the forefront of operations at the Manitou Art Center. And there’s a whole lot more going on in the facilities located at 513-515
