While many Colorado Republicans stayed silent as the Trump administration rolled back funding for clean energy projects in the state, things are starting to change amid the White House’s latest decisions.
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Salida’s historic Storyville Cinema is transforming and adding a music venue
Plans for the new space, called the Sundry, include a music venue, a bar and restaurant, a rentable community space – and the original movie theater.
Recall petition aimed at Colorado Springs Councilman Tom Bailey submitted
If the city clerk approves the petition, Bailey would have five days to resign or face a recall election.
Trump administration orders aging Colorado coal plant to stay open, one day before closing
The move continues the Trump administration’s support of coal, but drew a furious response from environmental groups and Colorado officials.
Trump vetoes bipartisan bill to provide clean water to rural Southeastern Colorado
The legislation to complete the Arkansas Valley Conduit passed Congress with unanimous support but was branded an ‘expensive and unreliable’ project by the President.
AdAmAn Club begins annual trek up Pikes Peak to ring in the New Year with fireworks
The first fireworks will shoot off at 9 p.m. Wednesday to commemorate the original "Frozen Five."
Colorado Springs studio shares same name with Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2026
The Pantone Color Institute chose Cloud Dancer, a white hue, as the 2026 color of the year.
The search is on for valuable minerals in Southern Colorado, here’s what happens if they’re found under your land
The federal government is updating the region’s geological maps to expand the search for critical minerals and rare earth elements.
A new Head Start-funded daycare in Walsenburg has moved into a permanent location
Currently, the center is accepting children ages 3 to 5. Duskey said with the larger space, the daycare is working to serve children from birth to five years old at some point in the future.
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