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The Fountain Police Department delivered approximately 15 sets of body armor along with 40 ballistic helmets as part of a statewide effort to help Ukrainian citizens.

Fort Carson is partnering with Colorado Springs Utilities to implement an Electric and Natural Gas Intergovernmental Support Agreement.

After nearly two and a half years, student loan payments are scheduled to return in May, and in the midst of inflation, this can cause some borrowers to feel anxious. Borrowers in Colorado owe 28.2 billion in student loan debt.

One person has died following a single-vehicle crash on March 4 in the area of North Union Boulevard and Austin Bluffs Drive.

Anna Cummins, a sophomore from the Air Academy High School in Colorado Springs, was named the 2022 Military child of the year for the Air Force.

Soon many people will be ready for home improvement projects with warmer weather on the horizon. It’s why we want to remind you about phony home repair contractors who are taking advantage of people in our communities every year. News5 has safety tips as we look to hire people to do this work.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife are reminding the public to give moose their space after a yearling was being fed and petted by humans.

Starting next year, anyone who registers their car at the Colorado DMV will also pay $29 for a state park pass, unless they opt out.

Workers at two Starbucks locations in Colorado Springs are working to form a union at their stores.

Natalya Moroz, is a medical interpreter for UCHealth in Denver, who tells me she is especially grateful the donation of medical supplies that is being sent to Ukraine in partnership with project C.U.R.E..