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FOX31 Denver

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Gov. Polis tours Catalyst Campus in Colorado Springs

Colorado Governor Jared Polis toured the Catalyst Campus for Technology and Innovation on Monday as a 15,000 sq. ft. expansion is underway.

Colorado Springs, CO · 4d

KKTV

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El Paso County Public Health investigates an illness outbreak at Colorado Springs Elementary School

McAuliffe Elementary disinfected its entire building after a spike in student illnesses. Doctors say influenza A and COVID-19 are driving a countywide surge in sick kids.

Colorado Springs, CO · 7d
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Reuters

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In Republican collapse, Colorado military town elects Democrat for the first time

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Colorado Springs, a military town and global center for Christian evangelism, has sent a Republican to Washington every election since its US House of Representatives district was created in 1970.

Colorado Springs, CO · 7d

OutThere Colorado

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Here’s how Colorado’s ‘El Paso County’ got its name

Believe it or not, El Paso County is Colorado’s most populated county – not Denver County, home to Colorado Springs and about 762,000 residents at last report. While plenty of people around the state know where El Paso County is located, far fewer know how it got its name. Is it named after El Paso, […]

El Paso County, CO · 9d

KKTV

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Colorado Springs school district prepares for large-scale renovations after passage of ballot issue

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - The projected passage of ballot issue 4B is allowing a Colorado Springs school district to carry out large-scale renovations and repairs. The issue in question asked voters within Cheyenne Mountain School District 12 whether to raise the district’s debt, allowing them to allocate an extra $80 million while maintaining the district’s $55 million mill levy established in 2017.

Colorado Springs, CO · 6d

Summit Daily News

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Get Wild: Water year wrap-up

It’s no secret that this year challenged Colorado’s water systems. Dry marinas and low river flows are one thing, it’s another to learn what these conditions actually mean for communities, ecosystems and water providers. On Thursday, Oct. 29, the Blue River Watershed Group held their second annual...

Summit County, CO · 6d

KXRM

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Colorado Springs Utilities offers aid for winter heating costs

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Colorado Springs Utilities offers a range of support, including payment assistance programs, rebates, and energy-saving tips to ease the burden of winter heating bills. Springs Utilities said customers often see a significant increase in natural gas usage, up to six times more than during warmer months. Since November 2025, $2 million in […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 6d

KXRM

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Veteran’s home paid off via Tunnel to Towers Foundation

(MONUMENT, Colo.) — The Tunnel to Towers Foundation paid off the mortgage and made accessibility renovations to Army Sergeant Major Daniel Hendrix’s home in Monument, following the amputation of his left leg below the knee. In 2012, Sgt. Maj. Hendrix was injured in a parachute accident that resulted in the amputation of his left leg […]

Monument, CO · 6d

KXRM

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Technical issue in Manitou Incline reservation system

(MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo.) — The City of Colorado Springs posted on social media, sharing a photo from the Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services department, that said there is a technical issue with the reservation system at the Manitou Incline. The note in the post reminded people that hiking and reservations are free, while the reservation […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 6d

FOX21News.com

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Wanda Daniels, 103, honored as grand marshal at Colorado Springs Veterans Day parade

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Patriotic pride filled downtown Colorado Springs on Saturday, Nov. 8, as hundreds of people hit the streets for the “In Their Honor” Veterans Day parade. The celebration featured 250 women dressed as “Rosie the Riveter” and recognized World War II veteran Wanda Daniels as grand marshal on her 103rd birthday.

Colorado Springs, CO · 4d

The Denver Gazette

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Perspective: Data centers — not what you think

On Sept. 17, the City Council in Colorado Springs sat through a raucous special hearing on Project Taurus that ran late into the night. There were shouting matches, a speaker with a megaphone and four arrests. When it was over, the council voted 7 to 2 to put the whole thing off until April 13, […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 5d

Denver7 News KMGH

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Lauren Boebert still trailing in election

Douglas County, CO · 4d

KXRM

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Air Force brings home Commander-in-Chief’s trophy with win over Army

(WEST POINT, NY) — The turnaround for Air Force football rolls on. Troy Calhoun has never had three straight losing seasons as the Falcons head coach, and this season is proving why that is the case. Before 2026, Air Force had not won a service academy game since 2023, having lost two straight games to […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 5d

coloradotimesrecorder.com

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CO GOP Chair Reflects on Midterms: ‘We Can’t Burn It Down Any More than We Already Have’

Republicans in Colorado lost seats across the state and at all levels of government during this week’s midterm elections. Historically conservative congressional districts, like El Paso County’s CD5 and Douglas County’s CD4, have flipped or are very close to flipping in favor of Democrats. The prospect of a 7-1 congressional delegation is not far-fetched. Newly elected Colorado GOP Chair Craig Steiner reflected on the recent election during an appearance yesterday on KNUS’ Jeff and Bill Show.

Colorado · 8d

hoodline.com

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Colorado Springs Pediatric Walk-In Clinic Treats Kids With No Appointment Needed

A new clinic at 2828 International Circle in Colorado Springs is letting parents skip the waiting room drama of an emergency department when their kid spikes a fever or breaks out in a rash. Peak Vista Community Health Centers opened its Pediatric Walk-In Center on Oct. 1, offering no-appointment care for patients from birth through age 21, and families who qualify for the organization's income-based discount program can pay as little as $15 for a visit.

Colorado Springs, CO · 7d

KKTV

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Jessica Killin flips Colorado’s 5th Congressional District for Democrats

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The Associated Press has called the race in Colorado’s 5th Congressional District for Democrat Jessica Killin, flipping a longtime Republican stronghold for the first time in its history. As of 12:38 p.m. Thursday, Killin led Crank 50.56% to 45.98% with 94% of the votes...

Colorado · 8d

mshsprospector.org

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Blue wave impacts El Paso County

On Nov. 3, millions of Americans and hundreds of thousands of El Paso County residents voted in the midterm election. According to NBC, Democrats won overwhelmingly in what many are now calling a massive blue wave. This blue wave hit El Paso County, once considered to be a deep red...

El Paso County, CO · 7d

KOSI 101.1

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Castle Rock’s postponed Fourth of July fireworks planned for Nov. 11

Fourth of July fireworks in November? Castle Rock is making it happen.  The town’s fireworks show, postponed this summer because of fire restrictions, is now scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 11. […]

Castle Rock, CO · 7d

castlerocknewspress.net

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Longstanding Castle Rock home earns landmark designation

Long before Castle Rock became the vibrant, growing community it is today, a longstanding home along Front Street near downtown has stood as witness to the town’s evolving landscape for decades. As development continues to shape the community around it, the home has recently earned a place in Castle...

Castle Rock, CO · 8d

KKTV

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Nonprofit organization report looks at Colorado Springs data center regulations

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - A new report is taking a closer look at how Colorado Springs could regulate data centers. KKTV looked into the independent report that was done by the Romer Institute of Evidence-based Policy, a nonprofit organization. The city says the mayor asked for the report to look at the city’s existing structure for data center development, where there may be gaps, as well as things other similar cities have done.

Colorado Springs, CO · 7d