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The 8.68% increase is a part of the voter-approved mandate in the Colorado Constitution annually adjusting due to inflation.

Drivers are not the only ones excited to drive on the newly opened Powers and Research Interchange, but excitement for nearby business owners is also ramping up.

In an industry that has seen extremely high turnover rates since the start of the pandemic, one local non-profit recognizes the hard work of those who take care of people with disabilities

We keep talking about rising rent costs and it doesn’t seem to be getting any better. According to a recent report by Redfin, apartment rent costs have risen 15 percent in the past year.

The contractor in charge of the new infrastructure project Kraemer North America announced Tuesday that the interchange would be opening up on Wednesday, September 14th.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office has issued a shelter in place for residents in the area of Autumn Blvd. and Fountain Mesa Road, near Metcalfe Park.

Right now, you can vote from a number of nostalgic toys but only the finalists will be inducted into the 2022 National Toy Hall of Fame.

As City Council recognized Hispanic Heritage Month starting in mid-September and ending in mid-October, they also invited a mariachi band to play for several Latina women being honored.

Longtime downtown Colorado Springs businessman Sam Guadagnoli has died. He is remembered for his success and generous support of the community

Legislation at both the state and federal level has put in place in recent years, but there are some aspects still not protected under current law.