Forum: Springs’ space future is bright without Space Command
Space Command departed last year but Colorado Springs, with its big military and defense industry hubs, stands in a better position now, some say.
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Police issue warning about behavior similar to Bag Lady of Castle Rock
Lakewood Police Department has issued a “Community Awareness Alert” about “reports of individuals taking advantage of good Samaritans offering assistance.”
Paul Klee: Patrick Mahomes’ prediction should thrill Broncos Country
One yard now separates the Broncos and the Chiefs with Patrick Mahomes. That 36 inches might go this way, or it might go that way. But the mile-wide gap is no more. Shortly after the Broncos held off the Chi...
Broncos’ AFC West hopes soar after win over Chiefs in ‘massive game’
Denver Broncos take over 1st place in AFC West from Kansas Chiefs with 'massive' win
Suspect in CU students’ shooting arrested after sibling identified him
Boulder police have arrested a man in connection with a Halloween night shooting that left a University of Colorado student dead and another injured.
Gov. Jared Polis’ initial budget proposal spends $579 million more
Gov. Jared Polis on Monday unveiled his eighth and final proposed state budget, which will outline priorities for the 2027-28 fiscal year, though the spending plan is expected to change significantly before...
Fort Carson sergeant pleads not guilty to 438 child sex crime charges
Sgt. First Class Marquez Parker, 39, pleaded not guilty before an El Paso County judge on Monday to the 438 charges he faces related to child sex crimes, including sexual assault and exploitation. His plea c...
Midterm turnout approaches 40% in El Paso County
Over 1.5 million ballots have been returned in Colorado the day before Election Day. Nearly 200,000 are from El Paso County, which has the state's highest population of active voters.
Annual program for winter heating assistance opens for CSU customers
More than 9,000 Colorado Springs residents applied for the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program last winter.
High-cost diesel to persist after fraught Russian deliveries
The first Russian diesel shipment could arrive on Saturday, but experts don't expect prices to decline in response.
Broncos take over AFC West lead with thrilling 28-24 win over Chiefs
Before Sunday’s game, Broncos coach Sean Payton scrawled “48” on the grease board in the locker room and it was still there with a circle around it for all to see afterward. It had been 48 days since t...
1 killed, 1 injured in separate Halloween shootings: CSPD
One person was killed and another was injured following separate weekend shooting incidents, according to Colorado Springs police.
Air Force Academy announces changes to base access
The Air Force Academy announced several changes to base access including the reinstatement of the Trusted Traveler Program and public access to the Santa Fe Trail
Our recommendations for the Nov. 3 ballot
The Gazette Editorial Board's picks for Colorado's Nov. 3, 2026 ballot: Candidates, statewide propositions and local tax measures.
Denver Water wants to hire lawn patrol staff to enforce restrictions next summer
Colorado’s largest water utility will vote today on a dedicated drought patrol staff, expecting watering limits for much of 2027
Lower Arkansas River still has poop problems for duck hunters
Colorado officials are warning Lower Arkansas Valley waterfowl hunters to take care as August sewage spill in Pueblo remains a hazard.
What’s Working: Pikes Peak economy heads up after some challenging years
The region’s $55.1 billion economy is larger than that of Vermont and Wyoming. Plus: More on gas prices, inflation and real job openings.
On a haunted tour through Denver’s Cheesman Park, ethical questions arise from the dead
A Halloween tradition, guided walks through some of Denver's most famous haunts have some considering whether it's OK to profit from the deceased.
Littwin: Don’t worry about the polls. Worry about whether Trump will undermine the election.
Look at Colorado’s 8th Congressional District, where the DOJ wants to observe only Democratic-leaning parts of the district
Carman: Politics can wait. That was a World Series to remember
The Milwaukee Brewers’ victory offers relief from the culture of cynicism and a reminder that sometimes the good guys still win
Nicolais: Monica Martinez will score plenty of goals on Denver’s City Council
I have played pickup soccer for years with the at-large candidate and can vouch for her as a terrific pick for Denverites
Wine with a side of yoga? How Western Slope vineyards are pivoting to survive a consumption slump.
Tasting rooms are turning into third spaces, offering bookclubs, knitting circles, concerts, line dancing and even Vin-Yasa Yoga to lure people in.
San Juan River now forecast to rise 4 feet higher than 1911 historic flood in Pagosa Springs
The area is still recovering from last week's flooding as forecasters warn of historic river levels and heavy rain across multiple counties
Larimer County is tackling data center rules by listening to the public. Over 7,000 have responded so far.
Residents are showing up to say they want no data centers at all, while county staff plans realistic limits to fend off “hyperscale” operations