In Colorado Springs, new organizers reviving Veterans Day parade after cancellation last week
Colorado Springs will have a Veterans Day parade after all.
Southern Colorado
Budget crunch could lead to $3 per person uptick in cost to drive up Pikes Peak
The price to drive up Pikes Peak could rise next summer under a proposal that comes at a time of other changes, increased costs and future concerns for the enterprise managing the famed highway.
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El Paso County commissioner candidate accused of violating fair campaign practices
El Paso County commissioner candidate David Leinweber faces accusations he has violated Colorado fair campaign practices in his bid for county office.
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‘We still have a long way to go’: CSP sergeant discusses DUI marijuana enforcement
Sergeant Patrick Rice with the Colorado State Patrol says although the state has made serious progress when it comes to detecting and enforcing driving under the influence of marijuana they still have a long way to go.
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Investigation continues into partial Main Street building collapse in Cañon City
Officials in Cañon City are investigating after a building collapsed in the heart of the downtown business district on Tuesday.
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Fentanyl found on chartered bus Colorado 4th-grade students were on
A Colorado school district is sharing a statement after fentanyl was found on a charter bus that was carrying elementary-aged students.
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Teller County declares local disaster emergency as result of power outages, snowfall
Teller County officials declared a local disaster emergency on Friday as a result of the winter storm.
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Pueblo’s new Fuel & Iron food hall accused in lawsuit of shorting its builders as construction lagged, costs soared
By Jennifer Brown and Tamara Chuang | Colorado Sun One of the coolest endeavors to open in Pueblo in recent years is tangled up in a court battle after being accused of not paying its builders for the full cost of the project. Fuel & Iron, the historic hardware store transformed into affordable housing and a trendy
Q&A with Heather Graham | Pueblo’s new mayor aims to set narrative for Colorado city
By Ernest Luning | Colorado Politics Heather Graham was sworn in as only the second mayor of Pueblo in more than a century on Feb. 1, following the first-term, at-large city council member’s nearly 25-point win in a runoff against the incumbent mayor, Nick Gradisar. A Pueblo native and registered Republican, Graham traces her political
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It’s official: Amache National Historic Site in Southeast Colorado ensures federal protection for former Japanese American incarceration camp
Nearly two years after legislation designated the site of Colorado’s Granada War Relocation Center — also known as Camp Amache — part of the National Park System, Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland on Thursday formally closed the deal that creates Amache National Historic Site