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Colorado Republicans once again nominated a statewide candidate who has no chance of winning but has a lock on being a national laughingstock. But though the governor’s race is already over, Republicans in...
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Controversial outsider outsider Victor Marx, a self-proclaimed exorcist, ekes out a 39.9% Colorado Republican gubernatorial primary victory.
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The Colorado 150, Part 5 of 6: Meet everyone from Roseanne to Kent Haruf to Bob Dylan to Harry Tuft to the Colorado Springs actor whose hard, real life inspired one of the iconic roles in musical theater his...
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“They ride in your lane, they cut you off, they run red lights. These kids are giving us a bad name — even though we push them to ride responsibly,” said Erik Peat, parts manager at Apex Sports in Colo...
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The armored fleet at Fort Carson will be departing this fall, as the 4th Infantry Division swaps tanks for brand-new strykers.
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UTAH Trump shrinks national monuments President Donald Trump on July 13 sharply reduced the size of two national monuments in Utah, undoing protections established by his Democratic predecessors on public la...
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This story is about a rescuer of mustangs who faced a conundrum — evacuate the horses or shelter in place with them.
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Health maxxing, or working to hit reach your peak physical and mental condition was among the topics the leader of Space Force Combat Forces Command and a NASA astronaut took on Thursday during a talk at P...
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Colorado Springs firefighter Alan Kent was just doing his job when he responded to an emergency call at the home of Stacy and Todd Huddle on Feb. 15, 2004. What came next — a lifelong bond between Kent a...
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U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper’s reelection campaign raised just over $1.3 million in the year’s second quarter and finished the period with $2 million in the bank, leaving the first-term Democrat with near...
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Firefighters working on the Aspen Acres fire achieved 48% containment during the day Thursday a big step up as residents in the Rye area wait to return home.
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By Pat ShepperdsonColorado Master Gardener Clematis, a reliable garden favorite, is known as the “queen of climbers.” It adds height and color to fences, trellises and arbors without taking up valuable g...
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At a time when Colorado school districts insist they don’t have enough money — even as per-pupil funding has risen — their willingness to pad bureaucracy hasn’t wavered. And the growth of bureaucrati...
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It is not an exaggeration to say that the opioid crisis, now fueled predominantly by the trafficking in illicit fentanyl, is possibly the gravest issue facing America today. Since it started, more than 600,0...
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If only the political progressives who turned up in Hudson on Wednesday to protest a planned detention center for illegal immigrants would admit they simply don’t believe in borders. They and the two or...
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A motorcyclist who crashed after failing to negotiate a curve on Interstate 25 died late Thursday night, according to Colorado Springs police. The driver was going northbound on I-25 between the Cimarron Str...
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Besides its name, from the food to the decor, there’s no question where The Brit Pub’s heart lies: It’s all about England here. The Menu Fish and chips, bangers and mash, and cottage pie were among t...
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The person arrested in connection with a shooting near the Aurora Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility was a GEO Group employee.
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Councilmembers rejected the proposed apartment land-use plan over concerns about adding to the traffic issues around The Classical Academy.
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Presiding Municipal Court Judge HayDen Kane II will retire on August 3. Economic Development Director Jessie Kimber left Colorado Springs last week.
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Despite a rough winter, low snowpack and an ongoing drought, Colorado's iconic summer crops are still coming to store shelves.
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Firefighters working on the Aspen Acres fire achieved 48% containment during the day Thursday a big step up as residents in the Rye area wait to return home.
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California-based supplier Taylor Farms' processing and distribution facility in Colorado Springs was open and operating Friday morning following news that the company may be linked to the cyclosporiasis outb...