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The Launchpad will offer 50 units of permanent supportive housing to at-risk young adults over the age of 18 to mid-twenties.

Mayor Yemi Mobolades first foray into seeking official help from City Council got a chilly reception from some members today (July 10) during a Council work session.

A developers plans to build nearly 500 additional homes and more business space in an existing undeveloped subdivision near Peterson Space Force Base on Colorado Springs east side earned unanimous approval on Tuesday from the City Council.

UPDATE: This story has been updated to include the latest report by David Leinweber.

The El Paso County Board of Commissioners is looking for citizen volunteers to apply for a vacant position on its land use and development advisory board.

Colorado Springs City Council elected Randy Helms as council president and newcomer Lynette Crow-Iverson as president pro tem earlier this week after Crow-Iverson and three others took their oaths of

Colorado Springs Councilman Randy Helms will lead the revamped City Council as its president, while newly-elected Councilwoman Lynette Crow-Iverson was selected as the councils president pro tempore during a special

On a sunny day outside the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, four new Colorado Springs City Councilors took their oaths of office on April 18.

David Leinweber, Lynette Crow-Iverson and Brian Risley each won seats as at-large city council members. Michelle Talarico won her race to represent District 3.

As the results of Colorado Springs April 4 municipal election inch closer to being certified, updated unofficial election results posted Wednesday night show not much has changed in a week.