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June is Pride Month, which means it's a time to celebrate inclusion and diversity in Colorado Springs and El Paso County.

Thanks to a burgeoning downtown with a reimagined vibe, downtown Colorado Springs should be atop any traveler’s bucket list.

More than two years after construction on O'Hare airport's "people mover" was supposed to be substantially complete, passengers still must rely on shuttle buses to get between terminals and to and from parking lots. Some travelers said they found the process confusing or frustrating.

The City Sentinel, Staff Report

White Sands Balloon and Music Festival Happening This Fall As states begin easing their way back into some sort of normal life, various events and live entertainment are making their way back. This is great news for music fans who have missed seeing live music and festival concerts. There are a few concerts that have been announced in the El Paso area in the next month, but it looks like we have our first music festival in the region. The White Sands Balloon and Music Festival has been announce...

The estimated total value of lost export trade from the three ports for December was a minimum of $257.5 million. The Port of New York and New Jersey saw its largest volume of export rejections for 2020 during December. The maritime carriers export decisions at these ports are under investigation by the Federal Maritime Commission. Commissioners are examining whether this denial of trade is in violation of the 1984 Shipping Act. This investigation comes at a time where Chinas exports hit record...

To the Journal editor: Official presidential eligibility requirements: You need to be 35 years of age and a natural-born U.S. citizen. Prior to 1970, “Democrat” and “Republican” party bosses would meet in private and use un-official eligibility requirements to filter out “un-qualified” presidential candidates. In 1970, “McGovern-Fraser Commission” nomination reform removed backroom politics … a good thing for democracy. The only problem was these un-official eligibility requ...

Virginia Beach senior living community celebrates vaccinations with COVID-19 pinata Westminster Canterbury on Chesapeake Bay living community finally reached herd immunity against COVID-19. It called for a party. Author: Anne Sparaco (13News Now) Published: 12:59 PM EST March 11, 2021 Updated: 12:59 PM EST March 11, 2021 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — You may have seen it on social media: a group of senior residents smashing a COVID-19 piñata at a gathe...

THIS WEEK’S WAFD BANK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK NOMINEES: Sage Allen, McNary: The junior cornerback won the battle for a 50-50 ball with four seconds left to preserve the Celtics’ 19-14 win over West Albany. Tyasin Burns, Pendleton: Burns ran for three touchdowns and returned a punt for another in the Buckaroos’ 46-0 rout of Parkrose. Austin Carter Redmond: Carter, moved from quarterback to running back for his senior year, rushed for four touchdowns and approached the 200-yard mark in the Pant...

In Wenatchee, Wash., tens of thousands of boxes of apples that should be on their way to the Middle East and Asia are piling up instead in warehouses.