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School is out for summer and that means teens arent only looking forward to warmer weather and vacations, but also summer jobs.

New answers are coming to light regarding some mishaps with the Peak Alerts message sent out last week.

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Back in 2012, Colorado Springs voters approved a lease of city-owned Memorial Health System to UCHealth. That lease required money to flow into the Colorado Springs Health Foundation, a locally-based

Back in 2012, Colorado Springs voters approved a lease of city-owned Memorial Health System to UCHealth. That lease required money to flow into the Colorado Springs Health Foundation, a locally-based

The forecast calls for rain turning to snow tonight with a mix of Winter Storm Warnings and Advisories across the region through Thursday.

Pikes Peak United Way is encouraging area nonprofits to apply as soon as possible for $1.3 million in Federal Emergency Management Agency funding. The application deadline is Friday, Feb. 25.

Due to reduced coronavirus case rate levels in El Paso and Teller counties, jury trials will resume on Valentine’s Day, according to an order handed down Tuesday afternoon.

Due to reduced coronavirus case rate levels in El Paso and Teller counties, jury trials will resume on Valentine’s Day, according to an order handed down Tuesday afternoon.

As Colorado Springs marches toward becoming the state’s most populous city, a movement is afoot to intentionally shape that growth and ensure the city retains its best social-good characteristics.