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POSADA is asking for $250,000 in grant money that will go towards three of its programs including helping homeless youth and preventing people from losing their homes.

Sgaggio was personally blocked on Facebook by former Woodland Park Police Chief, Miles De Young because he criticized a raid by Woodland Park police officers.

The Colorado Springs Police is in need of your help in identifying a man wanted for attempted murder.

On Friday, the Colorado State Fair returns to Pueblo, and some big improvements were made since last year, plus more are on the way.

The public is invited to attend the committal service and interment for unclaimed veteran, USAF Master Sergeant Charles Kaufman.

Today marks the first day of events for the Colorado State Fair and KOAA News5 wants to know what are you most looking forward to?

A local university's financial aid office is working to prevent large student loan debt with teaching students about financial literacy.

It’s an annual concern for this Pueblo West neighborhood, potholes in every direction. This year they are getting even bigger. Homeowners reached out to News5 to find out when they can expect a fix.

There is now $2.7 million available for the new Keep it Clean COS program. The multi-million dollar shift of city funds just got final approval from Colorado Springs City Council.

A campaign is happening locally to send positive messages and words of encouragement to people and children impacted by the war.