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Mill Street neighbors could avoid long-feared city razing of homes and businesses, as new wrinkle arises

Mill Street neighbors could avoid long-feared city razing of homes, businesses, as new wrinkle arises

Displaced columbarium for ashes of Colorado Springs homeless community finds permanent resting spot

Nomadic in life, homeless people who were displaced in death from a communal burial ground in Colorado Springs are reaching their last stop.

Colorado Springs — and the world — grapple with nuclear threats of the 21st century

The Survivor

Protesters object to militarization of space at annual symposium in Colorado Springs

The militarization of space should be of concern to everyone, say a group of Colorado Springs anti-war activists, some of whom have been demonstrating at the Space Symposium since its

Protesters object to militarization of space at symposium in Colorado Springs

The militarization of space should be of concern to everyone, says a group of Colorado Springs anti-war activists, some of whom have been demonstrating at the Space Symposium since its

Ithaka Land Trust supporters seek state investigation of nonprofit's sales of housing for the poor | News

Esther Kisamore and Bill Sulzman, long time Ithaka residents, outside their homes. Pam Zubeck A group of former board members of Ithaka Land Trust has asked Attorney General Phil Weiser’s office to investigate the nonprofit’s recent sales of nearly half its 21 properties to one chosen developer at prices below market value, while loaning $555,717, interest free, to the same developer on some of those sales. The transactions represent a radical departure from Ithaka’s original mission, when established in 1981, to care for the poor and provide permanent low-income housing. Attorney Jennifer Gilbert, with GPS Legal Solutions of Denver, says in her May 5 letter some of Ithaka’s actions — all under the leadership of Ithaka director Anjuli Kapoor, hired in October 2017 — might constitute violations of Colorado law, as the

Advocates of housing for the poor call for state investigation of Ithaka Land

Ithaka plans to build new transitional housing at 301 S. Union Blvd., a nine-acre tract for which City Council approved rezoning from public facility to office complex on May 11. Ithaka's buildings will occupy only a portion of the property, with retail, office and townhomes planned for the site. Pam Zubeck

'Ding dong, the nukes are dead,' protesters chant in calling for adherence to new U.N. treaty abolishing nuclear weapons

A United Nations treaty abolishing nuclear weapons took effect Friday, though none of the nine countries with nuclear war capability, including the United States, signed it.

Anti-war protesters in Colorado Springs call for adherence to new U.N. treaty

Mary Sprunger-Froese, left, and Catherine Sounart, right, hold banners outside of City Hall in Colorado Springs on Friday, Jan. 22, 2021. Around a dozen people gathered at City Hall in protest calling for the U.S. to honor the new United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, which went into effect internationally on Friday. Protests were held across the nation voicing to the Biden administration for nuclear arms reduction. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette) Chancey Bush/ The Gazette