The state’s latest effort to crack down on speeding and reduce traffic fatalities comes amid an alarming increase in construction-zone deaths, which nearly doubled in 2024.
One of Colorado’s most anticipated natural phenomena is about to get underway.
Sandhill cranes making much-anticipated return to San Luis Valley Read More »
A group of Colorado law enforcement and elected officials on Monday spoke in support of upcoming legislation that would increase their ability to work with the Department of Immigration Control and Enforcement in the prosecution of violent criminals living in the U.S. illegally.
The red-hot pace of Colorado Springs-area apartment construction turned ice cold last year.
Apartment construction in Colorado Springs slowed to lowest in a decade in 2024 Read More »
Dr. Emily Russell-Kinsley didn’t always want to be a forensic pathologist, but unlike most middle schoolers, she did know what the title meant. Growing up in an Oklahoma family of physicians, she was a grade-school fan of the popular series of crime novels by Patricia Cornwell following Virginia medical examiner Kay Scarpetta.
New El Paso County coroner taking a ‘behind the scenes’ role in contrast to predecessor Read More »
Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport is small. The U.S. Figure Skating community, at its top levels, is even smaller.
Colorado Springs-based figure skaters befriended airline crash victims at Wichita camp Read More »
Colorado’s most prominent higher-ed institution, the University of Colorado system, has discreetly changed the name of the office that oversees its controversial “diversity, equity and inclusion” programs — i.e., institutionalized discrimination.
Disgraceful, discriminatory hiring — by CU Read More »
Emily Bond’s first thought when she got to work on Tuesday morning was, “Oh, no! We have to get another banner. Again.”
Colorado Springs church vandalized for the fourth time in six months Read More »
Across Colorado, tens of thousands of employees received emails asking them to resign Tuesday, as part of President Donald Trump’s effort to reshape the federal workforce that has received fierce pushback from unions.
Federal workforce in Colorado receives resignation emails in Trump’s buyout plan Read More »
Jenkins Middle School families with children in the seventh grade received a notice from El Paso County Public Health this week confirming a whooping cough, or pertussis, outbreak.
Whooping cough outbreak at Colorado Springs middle school confirmed by health department Read More »
