People charged with minor offenses were often given hundreds of days in jail if they skipped a court date.
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Colorado Springs D11 ends bargaining agreement with teachers
The District 11 Board of Education in Colorado Springs voted Wednesday to end a collective bargaining agreement with teachers that has guided working conditions, salaries and benefits for 56 years.
Memorial Hospital North set for major expansion at its northern Colorado Springs campus
The expansion project at Memorial Health North takes into account current demands and room for growth.
Colorado Springs inches closer toward approving its new tallest building
The proposal passed a major hurdle involving tax incentives.
Projects funded by state tourism office are designed to lure more visitors to Southern Colorado
A social media influencer program in Fremont County, a GPS tour of Prowers County and a marketing campaign highlighting lesser known sites in the Pikes Peak Region - these projects are each getting $40,000 matching grants from the Colorado Tourism Office.
Colorado Springs mayor said he didn’t lie to FBI in hate crime hoax case
Mayor Yemi Mobolade says he "fully and truthfully cooperated throughout this investigation."
UCCS shooting investigation outlines 13 recommendations for campus safety, including improving tracking concerning behavior.
Multiple behavior complaints were filled against the alleged shooter.
Festival of Lights returns to downtown Colorado Springs this weekend
Downtown Colorado Springs comes alive Saturday with all kinds of holiday activities, including the Festival of Lights parade.
Trustees uphold decision to close Rockrimmon library in Colorado Springs
A grassroots effort to save the library has failed.
KRCC's New Home
KRCC and Colorado Public Radio recently transformed a building in downtown Colorado Springs into a state-of-the-art space. Learn more about the Southern Colorado Public Media Center.
