A large new chemical battery at Fort Carson will help ensure the base can keep functioning during power outages and provide electricity when demand for energy is highest to save money.
Fort Carson unveils largest, first-of-its-kind chemical battery installed on a DOD site Read More »
As Dec. 1 approaches and the Rockrimmon Library gasps its last breath, the Pikes Peak Library District’s Chief Librarian and CEO Teona Shainidze-Krebs said she feels the community’s pain over the decision to shutter the beloved space.
Pikes Peak Library District CEO responds to community concerns over Rockrimmon closure Read More »
In preparation for next week’s free Thanksgiving meals for Colorado Springs residents in need, turkey talk is happening this week.
In Colorado Springs, organizations are gearing up for free Thanksgiving meals Read More »
Colorado Springs’ Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Advisory Board on Thursday narrowly approved a policy to expand electric bike access on city trails.
Colorado Springs e-bike policy gains narrow vote of approval Read More »
The oil and gas industry sees an opening to reverse “heavy handed mandates” with the incoming Trump administration, arguing that last week’s elections showed that Americans want the widest possible portfolio of energy sources — not “government mandates and restrictions.”
Oil and gas industry to push for policy changes under Trump administration Read More »
Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Jim Akin carried an estimated 10,000 paratroopers as a pilot, and when he skydived at 99 years old over the summer it was in their honor.
WWII, Korea and Vietnam Vet jumps from plane at 99, and it may not be his last jump Read More »
Just before Javonte Hill got out of the Navy and settled in Denver, he was diagnosed with PTSD, anxiety and depression but had not sought treatment yet.
Bzdek: Is Colorado paying enough attention to marijuana’s toll? Read More »
United States Postal Service has closed trash cans inside several post offices around Colorado Springs to prevent election materials from being stolen.
With Election Day only a week away, the number of threats to the voting processes are escalating, putting election officials, law enforcement and the federal government on a heightened state of alert.
Despite five years of searing reports by investigative reporter David Migoya into serious problems afflicting the Colorado Supreme Court, the commission that reviews judicial performance gave all the justices on the ballot this year glowing recommendations.
Bzdek: When judges break the rules, it’s time to judge the judges Read More »
