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TRINIDAD — Former Third Judicial District Chief Judge Jesse Manzanares died Oct. 28 at his home in Trinidad. He was 87. This post is only available to members. Already have an account? Sign In. Monthly. $4.99 a month. See each week’s edition first thing on Thursday morning. Access...
TRINIDAD — Nearly $280,000 in additional work on Trinidad’s Santa Fe Trail Multi-Use Path Project won Trinidad City Council approval Nov. 4, but not before a lengthy debate over drainage problems, project planning, and the city’s handling of grant deadlines. This post is only available to members.
The Democratic Party will ramble on about the sanctity of democracy in one breath and insist in the next that it must overturn any result it dislikes. Such is the case in Colorado, where Democrats are already planning to shred ballot propositions voters just passed. Last week, Colorado voters passed several propositions that run counter […]
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — A winter farmers’ market is set to open in Colorado Springs for the first time, giving local growers, ranchers, and makers a place to sell and shoppers a place to buy all winter long. Wildcraft Farmers Market Colorado Springs opens on Saturday, Nov. 21, in Briargate, bringing 49 local vendors for the […]
A Colorado mountain near Lake City has been sliding downhill for centuries, damming a river, drowning a valley, and it still creeps slowly forward every single year.
It is wildly strange to imagine that the air above Denver’s skyscrapers was once a warm, shallow sea packed with gigantic, sharp‑toothed reptiles. Yet for millions of years during the Late Cretaceous, roughly the time of the last dinosaurs on land, much of what is now Colorado lay beneath the Western Interior Seaway, an ocean ... Read more
A senior leader in the Colorado Department of Human Services has resigned after an outside investigation found she routinely belittled and demeaned colleagues. Katy Morrison, the agency’s deputy executive director for operations and strategy, had been on an unspecified administrative leave since early October. Her resignation took effect Nov. 2.
Colorado Springs Utilities addressed reports of significant revenue losses among local business owners affected by the ongoing 8th Street water main and infrastructure improvement project. The post Colorado Springs Utilities responds to negative impacts on merchants from ongoing 8th Street project appeared first on KRDO .
From free truffle fries to $5 pints, local businesses across Central Colorado Springs are thanking those who served this Veterans Day.
The 6-2 vote leaves approval of the proposed research and testing campus near Harrison High School in place, despite concerns about noise, power use and its proximity to students and youth sports fields.
The Sam Dunlap Wall of Inspiration honors the community leaders, mentors and neighbors whose legacies continue to shape the area, with nearly 2,000 people helping bring the five-year project to life.
(PIKES PEAK REGION, Colo.) — Community members in the Pikes Peak Region can expect to see smoke west of Colorado Springs as the U.S. Forest Service – Pike-San Isabel National Forest conducts a prescribed burn just north of Rampart Reservoir on Thursday, Nov. 12, according to the Colorado Springs Fire Department (CSFD). CSFD said it […]
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — City officials heard an appeal regarding Project Primestone, a proposed microchip testing campus on the southeast side of Colorado Springs. The development plan for the site, also known as Vineyards Research Park near Janitell Road, was administratively approved by City Planning in September without a Planning Commission hearing, prompting local residents to challenge the decision.
Colorado was solidly blue before last Tuesday’s election, which tightened the Democratic grip on state government and produced upsets in some previously Republican congressional districts. But perhaps the most important outcome of the state’s election had little to do with parties and candidates. Voters passed two ballot measures that will loosen the shackles that a […]
A Colorado Springs resident expressed frustration over deteriorating road conditions and slow city responses, though officials noted that repairs for certain areas are included in a long-term paving program. The post KRDO13 viewer expresses frustration about potholes, cracks on east end of Briargate Parkway in Colorado Springs appeared first on KRDO .
Election season is over. Most of us exercised our constitutional right to choose representatives for office that best reflected our values and those we believe were best prepared to lead and solve the very real challenges facing our state, nation, and county. The 2026 election season was full of both...
Palmer Land Deal Becomes Latest Land Pursuit for City Above the Clouds. Most people move to Colorado to experience the Rocky Mountain West with its breath-taking views and an adventure waiting around every corner. In fact, I think it’s fair to say that most people in Colorado take their outdoor...
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) -Harrison School District 2 is working to make housing more affordable for its teachers and staff. The district and local nonprofit We Fortify held a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday for Wendy’s Village near Mountain Vista Community School in southeast Colorado Springs. The development will include 40...
The event (dealing with the groundbreaking for the opening of Rosemont Reservoir on Pikes Peak) marked an important step forward in a regional partnership to expand outdoor recreation opportunities throughout the Pikes Peak region. Years in the making, the project brings together local, state, and federal land managers to improve public access while protecting natural resources and addressing the impacts increased visitation can have on surrounding communities.
