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Sue Ure has worked at the Colorado Mental Health Hospital in Pueblo for nearly two decades, and for the last four months she's been on paid administrative leave.

Rainfall in May of this year measured seven inches of precipitation. Historically, water making its way through the mountain has reached the quarry about six months later and caused a landslide.

A week after a contractor was killed by a falling crane at the EVRAZ Steel Plant job site in Pueblo, former employees say they raised concerns about safety issues at the job site for months.

On Monday, October 23, Colorado Springs Utilities is appealing the decision to deny a major modification to the water tank's permitted height and an order to stop-work on the project.

The Colorado Mental Health Hospital in Pueblo (CMHHIP) has faced a series of staffing challenges. Some employees are even being placed on administrative leave for months at a time.

With about three months left in 2023, a new annual state parks pass offered to Coloradans this year has already generated more than $33 million for Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW).

Internal city documents obtained by News 5 show new Wilson Water Tank was designed too tall, and neighbors say the city should have to make it right.

The Monument Fire District extinguished a structure fire at a home on Wednesday around 3:00 a.m.

A shelter-in-place order was issued in Downtown Colorado Springs just before 3:00 a.m. on Monday, after reports of an underground fire in the 100 block of East Kiowa Street.

There are more than two dozen bridges in our region considered in poor condition. Inspectors rated these bridges as poor for 10 years - why aren't they fixed?