Douglas County shares details regarding Zebulon Regional Sports Complex

Douglas County officials hosted an open house for the Zebulon Regional Sports Comple to give the community the chance to learn how the project would be paid for.

Opinion: Colorado voters demanded action on fentanyl. They didn’t vote for a return to the war on drugs.

Colorado voters have spoken. Proposition 132 passed, delivering a significant victory to proponents of harsher criminal penalties for fentanyl offenses. Now comes the harder question: Will the state choose to save lives, or simply send more people to prison?. Gov.-elect Phil Weiser has already suggested that the legislature may need...

Municipalities not subject to Colorado false claims law: appeals court

Colorado’s second-highest court clarified last month that the state law imposing penalties on a “person” for fraudulent conduct does not apply to municipalities that are accused of fraud. Palmer Lake Trustee Roger Moseley and Martha Brodzik sued the town under the Colorado False Claims Act. They alleged...

It’s Time to Reunite

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...

500 soldiers hike 25-miles to honor 9th Infantry history

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Over 500 soldiers began a 12-hour march from Fort Carson Army Post to America the Beautiful Park in downtown Colorado Springs at around 5 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 10. According to Fort Carson, soldiers from the 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade, 4th Infantry Division began running the 25 miles […]

Is Douglas County becoming less of a Republican stronghold?

After Democrats dominate the election, what does the future look like for certain GOP strongholds in Colorado?

Hundreds of Fort Carson soldiers honor former 9th Battalion members with Ruck March through Colorado Springs

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Hundreds of soldiers from Fort Carson trekked 25 miles today across Colorado Springs carrying 35 pound rucksacks on their back as part of an annual march to honor members of the 9th Infantry Battalion. The march started around 5 a.m. on Tuesday with several hundred...

Castle Rock’s 4th of July fireworks show rescheduled for Veteran’s Day

A celebration coming four months late, the Town of Castle Rock announced its 4th of July fireworks show is finally set to happen Wednesday, and the Pinpoint Weather team is giving them the all-clear.

Douglas County School District closer to collective bargaining with teachers

Douglas County teachers could be one step closer to having a seat at the table with the school district.

New winter farmers market to open in Colorado Springs

(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 103-Year-Old Original Rosie the Riveter Who Built P-61 Night Fighters Led the Colorado Springs Veterans Day Parade

Wanda Daniels, 103, who built P-61 Night Fighters at Northrop in World War II, was grand marshal of the Colorado Springs Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 7.

Colorado porch staple crafted in Manitou Springs

Front Range Passenger Rail District returns to bargaining after tax-vote win for CoCo trains

This story was first published at Colorado Newsline. DENVER | Officials with Colorado’s Front Range Passenger Rail District will return to the negotiating table with their railroad partner next week fresh off a major victory at the ballot box, where the district’s voters approved a sales tax hike to fund its plans for a long-awaited restoration of passenger service along the Interstate 25 corridor.

Kevin Leung Heralds Changing Douglas County

Assessing the sweeping victories for Colorado Democrats in last week’s midterm elections, one of the bigger achievements on their lengthy list is winning a supermajority in both chambers of the Colorado General Assembly for the first time since 1936. This feat was accomplished via big wins that encroach deeply into what was formerly considered unwinnable territory for Democrats. Colorado Newsline’s Sara Wilson reported last Wednesday:

Colorado farmers launch new tool to track economic toll as cities buy up water rights

Farmers in Colorado's Arkansas River Valley say the water flowing to growing communities like Aurora and Colorado Springs is coming at their expense, and they've released a new tool they say reveals the impact on their region.

A behind-the-scenes look at Castle Rock’s Starlighting celebration

The historic streets of downtown Castle Rock will soon be filled with festive spirit and anticipation as the town gets set to ring in the holiday season with one of its most beloved traditions: the Starlighting celebration. For many in the town, they can’t imagine a holiday season without the...

Colorado Has Fossilized Redwood Stumps That Reveal a Completely Different State

Florissant Fossil Beds Colorado is a National Park Service monument where petrified redwood stumps and...

Veterans Day 2026: Local celebrations and events

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Veterans Day is a day for honoring America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Every year on Nov. 11, communities gather to celebrate the veterans in their midst through parades, ceremonies, and events, […]