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As the Colorado Springs Police Department struggles to fill its ranks, female recruits are washing out at a rate of 30 percent, twice that of male recruits.

Does it take previous political experience to effectively run the mayors office? According to Colorado Springs mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade, not necessarily.

Does it take previous political experience to effectively run the mayors office? According to Colorado Springs mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade, not necessarily.

Does it take previous political experience to effectively run the mayors office? According to Colorado Springs mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade, not necessarily.

The chiselers hit especially hard this spring at Colorado Springs’ famous Garden of the Gods red sandstone park, grinding out the “s” letters in “Gods” on rock signs.

13 Investigates learned that a Colorado Springs Police officer involved in a deadly car chase in April has been at the center of two other use-of-force investigations since 2019.

(COLORADO SPRINGS) – The nationwide epidemic of catalytic converter theft is now hitting home. A local RV repair shop has become a repeat target for thieves. Just in the past month, many of these car parts have been stolen from their customer’s RV’s. Customers who are now stuck with the costly replacement are now wondering […]

May is motorcycle safety awareness month, and the Colorado Department of Transportation wants to remind the public of precautions both drivers and motorcycle riders can take to decrease associated risks

Tuesday marks 10 years since a young college student at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was murdered. A decade later, the case remains unsolved, leaving a family desperate

State lawmakers made it a felony to deal fentanyl that results in death. News5's Lindsey Jensen shows us why dealers who sell fentanyl are rarely prosecuted.