Temporary concrete barriers and button-activated flashing signals along West Colorado Avenue are helping city planners decide whether a pedestrian crossing redesign should be made permanent.
The autumnal equinox arrived at 6:04 p.m. Tuesday, September 22, marking the start of fall and the onset of progressively shorter days across Colorado.
A three-organization, $23 million development near Chelton Road broke ground in January and targets a spring 2027 opening for income-qualified renters.
Construction is finishing ahead of schedule in Monument, winding down in Cañon City, and just getting started in Fountain, where a wastewater installation will briefly shut two streets.
Local residents say fantasy football leagues have grown into a weekly social tradition, connecting neighbors, friends, and family members throughout the NFL season.
The Rampart Library District is filling October with creative programming at its Woodland Park and Florissant branches, wrapping up with a gallery exhibition and cash prizes.
The 14th annual Colorado Springs Oktoberfest brought German food, music, and competition to the Western Museum of Mining & Industry across a three-day weekend in late September.
The city of Victor is seeking council approval for initial stabilization funding to begin a multiphase conversion of its landmark 1901 Miners Union Hall into housing and retail space.
A coast-to-coast nonmotorized relay paused in the Ute Pass corridor on Sept. 10, uniting schoolchildren and trail volunteers in a tribute to American history and a local trailbuilding pioneer.
Ranked No. 11 nationally, BYU defeated Colorado State 41-23 Saturday in Fort Collins, delivering the Rams their first defeat of the Jim Mora era.
A rare and widening split between what businesses pay and what consumers see on price tags is straining local companies and threatening the broader regional economy.
Colorado Springs distance runner Joseph Gray topped a field of more than 2,000 competitors Saturday to earn his sixth Pikes Peak Ascent title, beating rivals who averaged nearly two decades younger.
CDOT finished summer maintenance paving on a deteriorating four-mile stretch of Highway 115 in northern Fremont County, though a permanent reconstruction remains unfunded for years.
Students and families paid tribute to Ms. Yoon Shin, a Gleneagle-area music teacher whose death prompted an outpouring of grief from those she mentored.
A North Tejon Street bar racked up seven violations on its opening inspection, even as two Colorado Springs eateries posted flawless scores in the same cycle.
After personal struggles, a knee injury, and months at Triple-A, Colorado's Zac Veen returned to the majors in August and is pushing for a larger role.
Bruce Brown, who helped Denver win the 2023 NBA title, secured a training-camp contract with New York as the Knicks look to fill two open roster spots.
The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum has launched a downtown historical walking tour series connecting residents to 150 years of local stories embedded in familiar streets.
Mayor Yemi Mobolade elevated a city economic development manager to the department's top post, overseeing efforts to draw business investment to Colorado Springs.
A Verra Mobility software update in July caused 2,764 Colorado Springs speed camera citations to carry an $80 fine rather than the correct $40 amount.