Enlighten Me: Leaving your leaves
There are reasons why many people love Fall and a lot have to do with leaves. The vibrant colors, the sound and feeling of walking on crunchy dried leaves or kids jumping in a giant leaf pile created in your...
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Helping with hunger
As the holiday season approaches, a look at how regional nonprofits—including the Community Food Bank, Food Bank of the Rockies, and Meals on Wheels—are working to combat food insecurity in western Color...
Girl Scouts celebrate Western Slope 'Women of Distinction'
Girl Scouts of Colorado celebrated three prominent Western Slope leaders—Robin Brown, Lori Buck, and Michaelle Smith—at its 13th annual Women of Distinction ceremony in Grand Junction, raising funds for...
WCCF's CORE Giving Circle awards $82,500 to 13 outdoor and nature projects
The Western Colorado Community Foundation awarded $82,500 in grants to 13 regional outdoor, conservation, and environmental stewardship projects through its CORE Giving Circle.
Durango's Purgatory adding expert-only chairlift
Durango’s Purgatory Resort is adding a new triple chairlift and opening 40 to 45 acres of expert-only terrain near the Colorado Couloir, offering skiers continuous steep runs and a way to bypass the main b...
CU Buffs football: Arizona State in review
The key moments and top players as Colorado suffered a 20-10 defeat against Arizona State.
Business groups lost on Amendment 87, now they want the money spent wisely
After a hard fight to defeat Amendment 87, which will convert Colorado from a flat to a graduated income tax system, leaders of local business coalitions are resigned to their members paying more.
CU Buffs women’s basketball routs Morgan State in season opener
The Colorado women's basketball team opened the 2026-27 season in dominant fashion, holding Morgan State scoreless for nearly 14 minutes in the first half of an 83-38 win at the CU Events Center in Boulder.
New Pediatric Walk-In Center from Peak Vista fills gap in healthcare
Peak Vista Community Health Centers has opened a Pediatric Walk-In Center in Colorado Springs to reduce ER and urgent care visits for low-income families.
Suspect shot by CSPD was charged with killing man on Halloween
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office identified the man shot while trading gunfire with law enforcement on Wednesday as 27-year-old Davijo Velarde, according to an agency news release. The man had an active...
Suspect in Lakewood officer’s killing absconded from parole
A man identified as the gunman who killed a Lakewood police officer had previously assaulted a deputy and was on mandatory parole, raising questions about his supervision before Thursday's deadly shooting. Copy
Man faces gun, drug charges after being found asleep in car: CSPD
A man faces multiple felony charges after being found asleep at the wheel of his vehicle on Saturday, Colorado Springs police said.
Analysis: Changing voter boundary likely helped pass ‘Coco’ train tax
Voters in a gerrymandered Front Range rail district approved a sales tax increase to fund Colorado's 'Coco' train.
Mark Kiszla: Broncos beat 50 million to 1 odds with wild win streak
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Broncos always bring the Mile High Anxiety with them, whenever or wherever they come out and play. From their own backyard to any NFL stadium in America, these Broncos don’t ever do...
Historic Bates Court Cottages sale still on after fire
Sale of historic Bates Court Cottages, one a respite for returning veterans, remains on after a fire destroys one building.
Police investigating chaotic overnight incidents outside Springs bar
Colorado Springs police are investigating a chaotic series of incidents that included underage drinking, an assault, shots fired, and a robbery.
High-voltage fence at derelict hospital battles squatters, ‘explorers’
Improved security at long-time vacant property in Colorado Springs helps deter transients, thieves and urban explorers, as its fate remains unknown.
Crashes in El Paso County kill 3 moose, including 2 calves
Three moose were killed in collisions with vehicles Thursday on U.S. 24 near Cascade in unincorporated El Paso County, Colorado Parks and Wildlife posted on social media. One moose was initially struck by a...
Wildlife officials say killing of wolves followed regulations as feds press for more action
The Department of the Interior released an order saying it would review Colorado Parks and Wildlife's use of the rule that allows it to kill wolves that have preyed on livestock
Nicolais: Passage of anti-transgender measures soured extraordinary election for Democrats
The two ballot measures will also put Governor-Elect Phil Weiser and legislative leaders in a bind when January rolls around
Littwin: With the election sort-of over — still waiting on Boebert — I have thoughts. Many of them.
Ccolumnist Mike Littwin examines what the election results mean for the nation and what how they could play out in Colorado.
Their town has been burned, flooded and nearly cut in half. But residents want you to know “Pagosa is her...
As Pagosa Springs cleans up after back-to-back historic floods, the town is just starting to figure out what recovery might look like
This DU professor is using debate as a tool to fight deep political divides
The University of Denver’s Debate Across Curriculum program takes debate back to its roots — as a way to search for truth rather than incite verbal brawls
Protesters call on lawmakers to repeal two voter-approved transgender measures
Hundreds protested at Colorado's Capitol demanding a full repeal of two voter-approved transgender measures, as Gov.-elect Phil Weiser vows a review and backers prepare to defend them.