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“It’s really nice to get this rainfall and it’s also important to still think about conservation,” Southern Colorado rainy days are an opportunity to bank water for dry days

Motorcycle riders from around Colorado Springs took part in the annual Ride for Ronald McDonald House fundraiser event Saturday.

The Emma Crawford Coffin Races and Festival will take place through the month of Oct. in Manitou Springs. The Festival returns to Manitou Springs after it was canceled for the last 2 years.

After COVID kept loved ones from being inside the hospital, this was a way for them to gather together in support. It will be used to mark medical transitions of all kinds.

The Primrose School of Briargate has had its license suspended by the state following an investigation into claims of abuse and neglect, according to the State Department of Early Childhood.

Colorado Springs Police Department investigators are working to find out what led up to a shooting that sent one person to the hospital with serious injuries outside a bar near Academy and Pikes Peak

According to police, Olson is 5'5", weighs approximately 167lbs with grey hair and a grey beard. There is also a large wound on the right side of his face and he suffers from medical issues.

A Colorado Springs Firefighter has been placed on administrative leave without pay today after he was charged with theft on July 13.

All lanes of Southbound I-25 have reopened between South Academy Boulevard and Mesa Ridge Parkway after a crash closed all lanes.

With the recent weather, News5 wants you and your family to stay safe in the case of flash floods or flooding. Follow these instructions on how to stay safe and get out of dangerous situations.