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Territory Days makes its return to Old Colorado City!

Researchers found that on average 15 months after disease onset, most COVID long-haulers continue to experience symptoms such as brain fog, numbness or tingling, headache, dizziness, blurred vision, tinnitus and fatigue.

The City of Colorado Springs is considering making Platte Avenue a one-way street going eastbound between Wahsatch and Union.

Southbound I-25 will temporarily be shifted to the newly constructed inside lanes between South Academy Boulevard and Mesa Ridge Parkway beginning June 1 at 7 a.m.

There is a major and significant new asset for fighting wildfire now up and running at the Colorado Springs Airport. The U.S. Forest Service working with the Colorado Springs Airport built a modern new air tanker base.

What it means, practically, is that an organ will function better than if it were to sit on ice for an extra half an hour or an hour.

Whether you're buying a new or used car the experts say the market is still very expensive, selection is limited, and vehicle inventory is an ongoing challenge. So, what if you’re needing to buy a car soon? News5 has a look at the situation and advice to help consumers in their search for a car.

Some La Junta residents near Elm and Canal are being advised to secure their homes as Otero County Sheriffs search for a suspect involved in a shooting in Pueblo Thursday morning.

Colorado Springs Utilities is responding to an electric outage in the southeast part of Colorado Springs.

At UCHealth Memorial North in Colorado Springs they have seen mothers who may not have considered breastfeeding as an option now asking questions about it because of the formula shortage.