Colorado Springs mother sues McDonald’s for alleged E. coli poisoning during October outbreak
The lawsuit alleges a woman and her daughter were both hospitalized after eating a Double Quarter-Pounder.
The Ford Amphitheater is closed for the winter. That doesn’t make neighbors any less fired up about it
Colorado Springs’ first major outdoor music venue has been plagued by controversy, mainly over the Ford Amphitheater’s noise levels.
Pueblo stops practice of giving lengthy jail sentences for failure to appear in court
People charged with minor offenses were often given hundreds of days in jail if they skipped a court date.
Colorado Springs inches closer toward approving its new tallest building
The proposal passed a major hurdle involving tax incentives.
UCCS shooting investigation outlines 13 recommendations for campus safety, including improving tracking concerning behavior.
Multiple behavior complaints were filled against the alleged shooter.
New plan to address homelessness in Colorado Springs calls for more aggressive camp cleanups, more affordable housing
Colorado Springs has seen the unhoused population decrease by 12 percent.
Candlelight vigil held at former Club Q site to mark 2 years since tragedy
“This will probably haunt us for the rest of our lives. But what I’m so just grateful for tonight is this entire community.”
7 votes are the difference in the race for State House District 16. It’s headed for a recount
Republican Rebecca Keltie leads incumbent Democratic State Rep. Stephanie Vigil 20,640 votes to 20,633.
Alamosa City Council votes to cancel plans for new homeless shelter after public feedback
The year-round shelter would have added housing for people with addiction and mental health issues and opened a new soup kitchen.
Opponents and supporters say wolves were on voters’ minds when they rejected big cat hunting ban
Dan Gates, who led the opposition campaign against Proposition 127, had predicted the controversial wolf reintroduction effort would convince voters to reject the hunting measure.
Republican Jeff Crank will succeed Doug Lamborn in Colorado’s 5th Congressional District
This is Crank’s third try at representing Colorado Springs in Congress.
Study on Colorado Springs’ Ford Amphitheater shows noise mostly not exceeding set limits
Officials, in the meantime, are still working out new ways to provide even more of a buffer.
In big cat ballot measure, a divide that sees hunting as a foundation of wildlife management or a brutal relic
In the state’s territorial days, hunting of the state’s three wild cat species — bobcat, lynx and mountain lion — could better be described as an unrestrained culling.
Colorado wildfire: Crews make progress on ‘aggressive’ Highland Lakes fire as evacuations remain in Teller County
The danger is expected to increase today, with wind gusts of 60 mph forecasted.
The San Luis Peoples Market has been around for 167 years. Its new owners are looking for 167 more
Colorado’s oldest grocery store was the R&R Market. It will re-open as a food co-op with a new name.
Man killed in Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine elevator malfunction honored with memorial procession in Cripple Creek
A procession down main street in the town Thursday honored Patrick Weier, 46, who was killed after an elevator malfunctioned last week.
