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Downtown Colorado Springs is growing, yet parking spaces are going away on some of the busiest streets.

Improvements are headed to the west side of Pueblo as significant development grants will see new infrastructure projects beginning in 2023.

Two Colorado Springs restaurants are honoring fallen Deputy Andrew Peery by donating to the Hugh A. Martin Memorial Scholarship Fund.

According to the Pikes Peak Continuum of Care over 9,000 people in El Paso County told a government agency or a nonprofit they were homeless last year.

Patrick Rummerfield who was paralyzed from the neck down summited the Manitou Incline Rummerfield is an example of setting your own boundaries and living your fullest potential.

Climbing the Manitou Incline is no easy feat. But on Wednesday, a quadriplegic man who was once told he'd never walk again, climbed to the top of the mountain surrounded by family and friends.

A court case right here in Colorado dealing with alleged theft and the complexity of cryptocurrency is getting global attention.

Pueblo Police working to ensure safety on roads as students head back to school with school zone safety initiative

Looking for a fresh new event for your weekend? Look no further than right up the road at Red Rocks Amphitheater, as it will be hosting its Electric Vehicle weekend.

We're following this survey throughout the day and into tomorrow. Tune in to News5 at 4 p.m. as we review the results.