D-38 superintendent steps down after less than a year on the job
After less than a year on the job, Lewis-Palmer D-38’s leader is stepping down.
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‘J6 Praying Grandma’ attends Trump’s inauguration, pledges to keep fighting
After being court-ordered not to return to Washington, D.C., or step foot in the Capitol building as part of her sentencing related to the Jan. 6, 2021, United States Capitol breach, Rebecca Lavrenz of Falcon cried when she got off a bus Monday in that very spot to attend the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump.
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It’s a packed field of 15 for six competitive Colorado Springs City Council races
All six of the district seats on the Colorado Springs City Council are currently set to have competitive elections this spring.
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Union representing King Soopers workers schedules strike votes for next week
Denver-area grocery workers are going to vote next week on whether or not to strike against King Soopers again, the local union representing the workers announced.
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Martin Luther King Jr.’s nephew speaks on nonviolent protest at annual Colorado Springs event
The importance of nonviolent protest highlighted Monday’s annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Colorado Springs.
Cattle rustling — the ‘easy crime’ — decimating Western Slope ranchers
The grass crunches underfoot and dust billows in dense clouds as a truck and trailer speed out of public lands in Montrose County. The trailer is full of calves lowing plaintively. The driver gives the Western salute, one or two fingers raised as a four-by-four rumbles past. The truck turns on to the highway, nose pointed east.
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State EDC OKs millions in incentives to ‘Project Boron’ semiconductor maker for plant upgrades
A semiconductor manufacturer seeking to expand and modernize its Colorado Springs plant would be eligible for a $3.68 million cash award from the state under a financial incentive for the company approved Thursday by the Colorado Economic Development Commission.
Superintendent says D-11 failed ‘people of Jenkins’ amid mounting criticism over middle school closure
Bus pick-ups and drop-offs, a new start time and new channels of communication were among the updates Colorado Springs District 11 provided to Jenkins Middle School families Thursday night as they prepare to exit the school next week.
More than one-third of Colorado households endure financial hardship, report shows
A new report being released Wednesday from United Way Colorado and Ent Credit Union shows 37% of residents statewide and 34% in El Paso County are not earning enough to cover basic expenses such as housing, health care, transportation, food, child care and a rudimentary smartphone plan.
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E-bike access to non-motorized trails could be debate decided by voters in Colorado Springs
Two former city leaders asked the Colorado Springs City Council to place a public vote about e-bike access on city parkland on the April ballot.