The Colorado Springs Police Department is mourning the loss of one of its four-footed family member, the law enforcement agency announced via Facebook on Saturday.
Colorado Springs police mourns the loss of K-9 Officer Hulk Read More »
A new agreement, a taxpayer vote and corrective reactions weren’t enough to quell the dispute between Woodland Park’s school district and the City Council.
Woodland Park City Council advances effort to repeal sales tax for public schools Read More »
A Colorado Springs man was found guilty of multiple charges, including vehicular homicide, at trial on Wednesday for killing a parole officer with his car in 2023.
Man found guilty of killing Colorado parole officer with vehicle in attempt to flee Read More »
A volunteer treasurer for the Academy Little League in Colorado Springs has been accused of stealing more than $123,000 from the organization over a year and a half that paid for personal shopping sprees and legal fees.
When it comes to gun legislation, liberals keep shooting themselves in the foot.
Duffy: Gun bill busts good guys; gives bad guys a pass Read More »
Dave Donelson and Lee Lehmkuhl kicked off a series of Colorado Springs City Council forums Tuesday by discussing fire risk and fiery issues in District 1.
Donelson, Lehmkuhl face off in first candidate forum for Colorado Springs City Council Read More »
Following a series of weekend crashes involving Colorado State Patrol troopers, the state law enforcement agency is cautioning motorists to drive more carefully, particularly in slick, icy road conditions.
Colorado Springs has agreed to remove the ballot question asking voters to repeal the city’s new recreational marijuana ordinance, leaving the industry in place within the city limits for the first time.
The Colorado Springs City Council on Tuesday voted 6-3 to expand electric bike access across parks and open spaces after another long discussion that represented the culmination of a yearslong debate.
Colorado Springs approves long-debated City Council e-bike policy Read More »
If you’ve heard something’s going around, it’s not just a rumor.
‘There’s lots and lots of flu’ cases, hospitalizations in Colorado Read More »
