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Mims Out, Who Steps Up for Broncos? | Colorado Springs News
Marvin Mims Jr. is out for Sunday’s game against Jacksonville due to a foot injury, leaving a major void on special teams — but don’t worry, the Broncos have options. R.J. Harvey (hamstring) is questionable and could fill in on returns, while rookie Kolbe Katsis from the practice squad is also in the mix after showing promise in preseason. With limited elevation spots, the team may need to ma
Westminster Firearm Incident | Colorado Springs News
Late last night in Westminster, Colorado, police responded to a townhome after hearing gunfire—only to find a 26-year-old man firing rounds from an AR-style rifle into the air. No injuries or major property damage occurred, but dozens of shell casings were found. The suspect, Brandon Smith, is believed to have been intoxicated and possibly experiencing a mental health crisis. He was taken int
Colorado Springs Downtown Revival | Colorado Springs News
Colorado Springs is transforming its downtown with a $2.6 billion investment over the past decade, boosting population, tourism, and new businesses while launching a bold 10-year plan called “Elevate Downtown.” Local partnerships are driving growth through grants, new attractions, upgraded public spaces, and revitalized historic sites — all aimed at creating a vibrant, modern downtown that’s
Culebras Trail: Uphill Views, No Dogs | Colorado Springs News
Culebras Trail at Blodgett Open Space in Colorado Springs is a 1-mile, elevation-gaining gem perfect for hikers and runners with killer city and mountain views — but bikes can only go uphill, and dogs are banned. Designed with smart switchbacks and flyover structures to separate traffic, it leads to a central hub where bikers launch downhill runs. Skip this one if you’re dog-trotting — it’s a
Colorado’s Chile Takes Center Stage on New Coin | Colorado Springs News
Colorado’s getting spicy recognition on the American Innovation $1 Coin, with the 2028 release spotlighting the iconic Pueblo chile—a nod to the state’s rich agricultural heritage and culinary soul. Governor Jared Polis champions the choice, honoring generations of farming tradition and innovation, including the modern Mosco variety developed in 1994 by Dr. Mike Bartolo. While the U.S. Commis
The Ghost of Clifford Griffin | Colorado Springs News
Deep in the Colorado Rockies, the 7:30 Mine Trail winds through ghostly mining ruins and eerie legends, leading to the haunting monument of Clifford Griffin—an Englishman who died by suicide in 1887 but lives on in local lore as a spectral violinist. The trail reveals the brutal beauty of the mining boom, with rusted relics and tales of bloody feuds, including the tragic avalanche that claime
Daughter Charged After Mother’s Heat Death | Colorado Springs News
A Colorado Springs daughter faces murder charges after leaving her 92-year-old mother outside in 90-degree heat for hours, leading to her death from heat exposure — a tragedy that unfolded after a heated argument and despite prior warnings from authorities.
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Moore Leads Buffaloes on Explosive Offense | Colorado Springs News
DeAndre Moore is lighting up Colorado’s offense like never before, already leading the team in receptions and scoring a jaw-dropping 66-yard TD on opening play—just two games in. After helping Texas reach the College Football Playoff, Moore thrives in Coach Prime’s high-octane, “all gas, no brakes” attack that puts him in winning positions every snap. Despite a 2-0 start, he and the Buffaloes
Colorado Unemployment Rises to 4% | Colorado Springs News
Colorado’s unemployment rate has jumped back to 4%, marking the first time since June 2025 and nearing the national average of 4.1%. The state lost nearly 1,400 jobs between July and August, continuing a downward trend after years of ultra-low unemployment. Inflation remains stubbornly high—Denver saw a 3.9% jump in July—prompting the Fed’s first rate hike in three years. Governor Polis attri
Ball Arena Gets $135M Glow-Up | Colorado Springs News
Ball Arena is getting a $135 million makeover to keep up with the times — fresh looks, wider walkways, new tech, and three luxury club areas set to debut by 2028-29. Owner E. Stanley Kroenke says this isn’t just about style, it’s about fueling Denver’s winning streak for decades to come — and boosting the city’s growth around the arena.
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Travis Hunter’s Defensive Focus | Colorado Springs News
Travis Hunter’s NFL journey is evolving—no longer the hyped two-way wonder, but a focused cornerback with flashes of offense. After dominating defense in his Jaguars debut, the team’s strategy leans into sharpening his coverage skills, especially after his knee injury last year. Veteran Roy Green gave him the same advice: defense first, offense as a bonus. With the Jags heading to Denver, whe
Measles Alert in Colorado | Colorado Springs News
Measles is spreading fast in Colorado after an unvaccinated traveler exposed dozens at Denver’s Union Station and a Steamboat Springs hotel — symptoms could appear as late as October 6-7. If you weren’t vaccinated, watch for signs for 21 days and avoid crowds; if you get sick, call health officials before heading to a clinic. You can still prevent infection with the MMR vaccine within 72 hour
Coleman Awaits His Turn with Broncos | Colorado Springs News
Broncos rookie Jonah Coleman made his NFL debut against the Chiefs with just nine snaps, returning a kickoff for 27 yards but yet to get his first carry—though he’s soaking up wisdom from veteran J.K. Dobbins, who’s helping him prepare for when his turn comes. Coleman called Arrowhead’s atmosphere electric and admitted the offense was tough to grasp early on, but praised the coaching staff fo
Colorado vs Northwestern Game Preview | Colorado Springs News
Colorado heads east this Saturday to face Northwestern in a high-stakes showdown under the lights, kicking off at 5:30 PM ET on FOX. With conference realignment reshaping college football, Deion Sanders’ Buffaloes are making their mark in a new landscape, fueled by pride, history, and fierce coaching preparation. Tune in with Noah Reed (play-by-play), Devin Gardner (color analyst), and Josh S
Two Rabid Bats Found in Pueblo County | Colorado Springs News
Two bats in Pueblo County have tested positive for rabies—no connection between the cases. Public health officials urge pet owners to keep vaccinations current and to never handle wild bats. Rabies is deadly without treatment, requiring either euthanasia or a six-month quarantine for exposed pets. If a bat enters your home or contacts you or your pets, evacuate and call experts: USDA at 719-3
Colorado Tests Toughness in Rainy Evanston | Colorado Springs News
Colorado’s perfect nonconference record is on the line this Saturday against Northwestern in stormy, windy Evanston — a brutal test that could define their season. With a gritty, run-heavy offense and a defense bracing for Chip Kelly’s mobile QB, the Buffs need to stay disciplined in the elements. A road win here, especially under these conditions, could signal a breakout year for Coach Prime
WAC’s Rise and Fall in College Football | Colorado Springs News
Back in 1996, college football was a chaotic frontier—no super conferences yet, just wild regional leagues like the WAC, which stretched across four time zones and boasted 16 teams, led by BYU’s dominance. But by 1998, it all unraveled: travel costs and overreach forced a split, with BYU and Utah fleeing to form the Mountain West, leaving the WAC to fade into FCS obscurity as the United Athle
Sip & Savor Celebrates Women-Owned Biz | Colorado Springs News
This Saturday, kick off your weekend at Sip & Savor — a vibrant celebration of women-owned businesses featuring a brand-new mobile beverage bus, a bounce house, petting zoo, and pop-up shops from local artists like Blu Jay Tattoo, The Metal Petal Flower Co., and Rocky Mountain Collective. It’s the perfect blend of drinks, shopping, and community fun to support talented local entrepreneurs.
Giraffe Encounter at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo | Colorado Springs News
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo just unveiled its jaw-dropping new International Center for Giraffe Care—a 12,000-square-foot barn with a sky-high ETFE roof that lets in natural light 24/7 and withstands hail and fire, plus a 25% larger outdoor yard for giraffes to roam. Guests can now feed these majestic animals up close, even face-to-face, while the grand opening kicked off a six-day celebration mark
Broncos Under Pressure, But Not Panicking | Colorado Springs News
Denver Broncos face an early-season gauntlet with a brutal stretch against elite teams, but they’re not backing down. Sunday’s showdown against the Jaguars is their last chance to be favored until Week 7 — and home-field advantage at Mile High could be key. Fans are loud, impatient, and ready to turn boos if Jacksonville strikes early. While a win isn’t mandatory, history says this team thriv
Monsoon Moisture Brings Rain and Mild Temps | Colorado Springs News
Damp days ahead as monsoon moisture lingers, especially in Southern Colorado—expect scattered showers and storms peaking between 2 PM and 6 PM, with Pikes Peak seeing the brunt of it. Highs in the 70s-80s (possibly 90s on eastern plains) make for a warm, slightly above-average end to the week, cooling off into the 50s-60s tonight. Flooding risk is low, but stay alert—football games later? You
Weather Whiplash This Weekend | Colorado Springs News
Weather’s turning wild this weekend—hot and stormy Friday, scattered showers Saturday, then a cool, dry reprieve Sunday before storms roll back in Tuesday and Wednesday. Plan accordingly.
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Young Mountaineers Pull Off Improbable Win | Colorado Springs News
The Village Mountaineers, a squad stacked with sophomores and freshmen, pulled off an epic comeback win against top-ranked 4A Falcons—down two sets, they flipped the script with heart, hustle, and sheer grit. Led by fearless sophomore Mary Estares and clutch performances from Norah Hollis, Ella Dorelus-Weems, and Alyssa Simmons, the team outplayed their bigger opponents in the final three set
Project Taurus Delayed Amid Community Pushback | Colorado Springs News
Project Taurus, a major data center slated for Colorado Springs’ former Intel site, faces renewed scrutiny after the city council delayed its final decision to April 2027 — just a week after the municipal election. Since its initial approval in June, the project has sparked fierce debate, with over 100 community members speaking at hearings to voice concerns over noise, water, power use, and
Lions Dominate Rivals with Early Fire | Colorado Springs News
The Colorado Springs Christian School soccer team crushed Woodland Park 4-1 with an explosive start, two quick goals from senior Judah Rogers, and a dominant second half that sealed their first clean sheet of the season — fueled by shared energy from their JV comeback win and a halftime focus on communication.
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Bo Nix Seeks Spark at Home | Colorado Springs News
The Denver Broncos offense is on the brink after a brutal debut, tallying just 176 yards against the Chiefs — the worst in the league. Quarterback Bo Nix admits they let down new play caller Davis Webb, but keeps it simple: “get first downs, score points.” With home-field advantage at Empower Field this Sunday, Nix sees the game as pivotal — almost playoff-level. His performance against KC wa
Tebow Returns as Broncos Prepare for Home Opener | Colorado Springs News
Tebow’s back in Denver—planting the Alumni Flag before Sunday’s home opener, sparking nostalgia for Bo Nix and fans alike. Meanwhile, Mims Jr.’s foot injury casts doubt on his availability, Dobbins is eager to contribute despite a shaky run game, and Payton’s back woes linger as the Broncos gear up for their season kickoff with eyes on victory.
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Taurus Data Center Vote Postponed | Colorado Springs News
Colorado Springs delayed a vote on the controversial Project Taurus data center after a chaotic council meeting erupted in a physical altercation, leaving four people arrested. Fueled by public outcry over accountability and neighborhood impacts, the city now faces a prolonged debate — conveniently timed just after the next elections — as residents nationwide increasingly oppose data center d
From CU Exit to Undefeated Rise | Colorado Springs News
Darrin Chiaverini, once passed over for a CU head coaching job and later let go as offensive coordinator, is now rewriting his story as the fiery new head coach of undefeated Division II Northeastern State. With cowboy boots, a sheriff-themed marketing blitz, and a team on fire, he’s turning setbacks into swagger—and proving that resilience, not pedigree, can build a winning legacy. His first
Mines Gold Guarantee for Colorado Students | Colorado Springs News
Colorado’s future is being built right here—starting with the Mines Gold Guarantee, a bold new program from the Colorado School of Mines that promises guaranteed admission and $2,000 annual scholarships to top Colorado high school grads applying for Fall 2027. Designed for ambitious STEM students, it covers all engineering and applied science majors—including cutting-edge fields like quantum
Man Arrested for Selling Meth to Minor | Colorado Springs News
A 43-year-old man in Chaffee County, Colorado, has been arrested for allegedly distributing methamphetamine to a minor. Sheriff’s deputies executed a warrant at a trailer park home and seized the suspect, who’s now held on a $25,000 bond. Sheriff Andy Rohrich emphasized zero tolerance for endangering children and praised his team’s efforts. Authorities warn more charges may follow as the inve
Supporting Military Families in Colorado | Colorado Springs News
When military families face unexpected crises—like a winter plumbing emergency while a spouse is deployed—this community steps up. The Pikes Peak or Bust and Norris Penrose Legacy Foundations teamed up for their annual United in Service Ceremony, channeling rodeo-raised funds to support junior enlisted families at Fort Carson, Peterson, Schriever, and the Air Force Academy. It’s not just grat
Project Taurus Vote Postponed Amid Chaos | Colorado Springs News
Tensions flared at a Colorado Springs City Council meeting over Project Taurus, a proposed data center sparking fierce debate. Police intervened, taking three people into custody amid a disturbance, and the livestream was briefly paused. With seven council members voting to postpone the final decision until April 13, 2027 — over concerns about environmental impact near Garden of the Gods and
Pueblo Chile Nominated for State Coin | Colorado Springs News
Governor Jared Polis is making Pueblo chile the star of Colorado’s next American Innovation dollar coin, honoring its century-old roots and modern culinary fame. This isn’t just about spice—it’s a tribute to generations of farmers, cultural identity, and the Mosco variety that turned this pepper into a national favorite. While the final decision rests with the Treasury, the nomination alone i
Two Fugitives Surrender After Cana Grove Shooting | Colorado Springs News
A deadly early morning shooting in Cana Grove sent shockwaves through the community, leaving one man critically wounded but alive. Detectives quickly zeroed in on two suspects—18-year-old Zyon Bailey and 19-year-old Trayvon Bluitt—both with heavy criminal records and charged with attempted murder, first-degree assault, and aggravated robbery. After a tense standoff at an apartment near South
Two Teens Charged in Colorado Shooting | Colorado Springs News
Two teens in Colorado Springs are facing attempted first-degree murder charges after allegedly pulling off a shooting and robbery on August 28 — cops say they’re still on the run financially, with neither able to post their $50K bonds. One has no prior record, the other’s got a history of drug and weapons offenses. The case is far from over — court dates haven’t been set, and investigators ar
AI Data Center Vote Interrupted by Chaos | Colorado Springs News
A Colorado Springs City Council meeting turned chaotic as protesters clashed with police over the controversial AI data center, Project Taurus. The heated debate, which lasted hours, erupted into physical altercations after a megaphone-wielding protester disrupted proceedings. Officers responded with force — one used a Taser, another had their ear bitten — and three were arrested on the spot.
Cejudo Steps Into Boxing Ring | Colorado Springs News
Henry Cejudo, Olympic gold medalist and UFC legend, is making his professional boxing debut on September 26 in Miami—stepping out of the octagon and into the ring for a high-stakes showdown against undefeated 20-year-old Javon “Wanna” Walton. After retiring from MMA last December, Cejudo brings his wrestling mastery and Hall of Fame pedigree to the 147-pound division, stepping in after origin
Broncos Defense Fixes Missed Tackle Crisis | Colorado Springs News
The Broncos defense got shredded in their loss to the Chiefs, missing 28 tackles — a jaw-dropping 30% missed tackle rate, the third worst since 2018. But instead of excuses, the players are taking full ownership, with Coach Payton pushing for technique and fundamentals while defenders like Tillman vow to get physical and wrap up. Opponents are exploiting Denver’s lack of pressure with quick p
Honoring Veterans Through Tree Care | Colorado Springs News
Over 4,000 veterans rest at Evergreen Cemetery, and this past Wednesday, the community came together in a powerful show of respect—volunteers including tree experts, military personnel, and local citizens transformed the grounds with a $100K worth of tree care. For five years running, this annual effort has honored fallen heroes, with Green Berets showing up to thank those who serve today—and
Ms. Shin’s Legacy in Music and Mentorship | Colorado Springs News
In a heartfelt gathering in Northern Colorado Springs, the community mourns the loss of Yoon Shin, the beloved music teacher whose passion and patience transformed lives. Former students and parents recall her as more than an instructor—she was a mentor, friend, and beacon of kindness who helped children discover their strengths and joy in music. Her unwavering generosity and presence made ev
Pueblo Chile Festival Celebrates Farming Heritage | Colorado Springs News
Get ready for the biggest chile celebration in town—the 32nd annual Pueblo Chile & Frijoles Festival kicks off this Friday and runs three days downtown, turning Union Avenue into a vibrant hub of flavor, music, and community. Farmers battling droughts still deliver top-tier chile with pride, while families like Gary DiTomaso’s—rooted in the land for over 100 years—use the event to connect wit
Where Firefighters Gather to Remember | Colorado Springs News
For over 25 years, Jack Quinn’s Irish Pub in Colorado Springs has been the heart of a powerful tradition: the Fallen Firefighter Memorial weekend. Firefighters from across North America gather here, drawn by shared grief, camaraderie, and purpose. Walls adorned with gear and memorials tell stories of sacrifice, while quiet moments of reflection honor those lost — whether in action or to occup
Colorado's Medicaid Crisis | Colorado Springs News
Colorado’s Medicaid costs are exploding, threatening to drain the state’s general fund and potentially shutter education, higher ed, and corrections budgets. With spending outpacing revenue and Medicaid now consuming the largest slice of state funds, lawmakers and a special commission are racing to find fixes—balancing urgent reforms with long-term solutions. The real driver? Not more enrolle
Colorado Springs Man Arrested for Burglary and Stalking | Colorado Springs News
Colorado Springs police arrested 31-year-old Jesse Lupo, a registered sex offender with a troubling history, after he allegedly broke into Colorado College on September 1. Facing charges of burglary, stalking, and invasion of privacy, authorities are still seeking other potential victims — if you’ve had an encounter with him, report it to the police or anonymously via Crime Stoppers. Lupo’s r
Sheep as Firefighters: Regenerative Grazing | Colorado Springs News
A rancher in Black Forest is turning his flock of 180 sheep into wildfire fighters and soil healers, grazing on private land to clear invasive weeds, reduce fuel for fires, and regenerate the earth—using nature’s own blueprint. With a firefighting background and a passion for regenerative agriculture, William Vogl moves his sheep across Northern El Paso County, mimicking wild herbivores to bu
Sheep as Firefighters: Regenerative Grazing | Colorado Springs News
A rancher in Black Forest is turning his flock of 180 sheep into wildfire fighters and soil healers, grazing on private land to clear invasive weeds, reduce fuel for fires, and regenerate the earth—using nature’s own blueprint. With a firefighting background and a passion for regenerative agriculture, William Vogl moves his sheep across Northern El Paso County, mimicking wild herbivores to bu
Guanella Pass Parking Crackdown | Colorado Springs News
Guanella Pass is under fire for illegal parking as fall colors draw record crowds—deputies handed out 25 tickets last weekend alone, each costing $87.50, with hundreds issued this year and vehicles already towed in the past. These cars block the narrow two-lane road, forcing dangerous head-on traffic and turning scenic drives into multi-hour nightmares. Safety is at risk, especially for emerg
Taser Incident at Colorado Springs Council Meeting | Colorado Springs News
A Colorado Springs city council meeting turned chaotic as tensions erupted over Project Taurus, a major data center proposal. A public commenter was skipped, sparking a confrontation when a man intervened between her and police — resulting in him being tased and removed. The council paused proceedings, then resumed later with two young brothers, one in elementary and one in middle school, spe
Arkansas Valley Conduit Finally Moves Forward | Colorado Springs News
Colorado’s long-awaited Arkansas Valley Conduit water pipeline, stalled for decades and plagued by ballooning costs, is finally moving forward after being tucked into the newly passed Water Resources Development Act of 2026. Designed to deliver clean water to 50,000 people across 39 communities, this $1.39 billion project—construction began in 2023—faces a major hurdle: funding. The federal g
Mines Gold Guarantee: Your Path to STEM | Colorado Springs News
Colorado School of Mines is launching the Mines Gold Guarantee — a groundbreaking program starting fall 2027 that guarantees admission to any top Colorado high school grad who meets strict academic benchmarks. With a focus on keeping STEM talent in-state, students need a 3.8 GPA or 3.6 GPA paired with strong test scores, plus rigorous coursework in math, science, and lab-based classes. Applic
Burglary Suspect Surrenders Peacefully | Colorado Springs News
Colorado Springs Police nabbed a burglary suspect named Lupo after a coordinated operation involving the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office, K-9 units, and a drone. A detective convinced one of Lupo’s associates to persuade him to surrender peacefully—no chase, no drama. He’s now in custody at the El Paso County Criminal Justice Center. Authorities are still investigating and want tips from the
Kennedy Center Closure Sparks Legal Battle | Colorado Springs News
A federal judge blocked an emergency shutdown of the Kennedy Center but forced the board to promise 30 days’ notice before any demolition. With Trump’s appointees now on the board, they voted again to close the venue for renovations — a move previously halted by court order — despite claims that access issues are temporary. The White House blames Democrats for neglecting the “national treasur
USDA Chief Visits Colorado Fire Zones | Colorado Springs News
The Aspen Acres fire tore through Southern Colorado, burning over 102,000 acres and triggering a major federal disaster declaration — now paving the way for federal funds to rebuild. USDA Undersecretary Glen R. Smith is heading to Pueblo and Custer Counties to assess damage firsthand, meeting with local leaders to tackle infrastructure recovery. Over 240 homes and businesses were destroyed in
Costco Delivery Expands Nationwide | Colorado Springs News
Costco just expanded its Uber Eats delivery partnership to 47 states, letting members get Kirkland Signature snacks and groceries delivered straight to their door — no trip to the warehouse needed. Available at nearly 600 locations nationwide (skipping Rhode Island, West Virginia, and Wyoming where Costco doesn’t operate), the service lets you order fresh produce, chocolate chips, and more vi
F-16 Crash in Michigan | Colorado Springs News
An F-16 fighter jet crashed in northern Michigan Thursday afternoon, triggering evacuations within a one-mile radius near Green Lake Township. The pilot is in stable condition, and while the cause remains unclear—possibly a bird strike—witnesses reported hearing explosions and seeing debris and dark smoke. Authorities are investigating, with no homes or campers directly hit, but the scene was
Dead Bears in Parking Lot? Training Explained | Colorado Springs News
Dead bears and mountain lions chilling in a Colorado wildlife office parking lot? Turns out it’s training—wildlife officers learning the gritty, real-world skills they need to handle carcasses and collect evidence. The animals? Victims of vehicle collisions, public safety issues, or problem behavior. And with bear euthanizations up 2.5x this year, it’s clear bears are getting bolder as they b
Mochi the Tapir’s Final Journey | Colorado Springs News
Mochi, the beloved 27-year-old mountain tapir who became a zoo legend for his playful antics and prehensile snout, passed away peacefully after a lifetime of captivating hearts at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Once a resident from 2000 to 2014, he returned to Colorado Springs in 2023 for his final chapter, delighting visitors with his unique charm and signature habit of balancing enrichment boxes li
Mediterranean Cafe in Colorado Springs | Colorado Springs News
Craving authentic Mediterranean flavors? Head to Mediterranean Cafe in downtown Colorado Springs—where fresh gyros, spicy falafel, and grilled tuna pitas are made with love and local pride. Owner Ronald Hunter’s commitment to quality ingredients has built a loyal crowd. Plus, grab a $50 gift card for the cafe or other local spots for just $25—details at fox21news.com/deals.
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Colorado’s Next Tight End Star | Colorado Springs News
Trey McBride, the Colorado-native tight end drafted by Arizona in 2022, is rewriting the NFL record books and proving himself as the game’s premier tight end. After shattering the all-time receptions mark for a tight end in 2025 with 126 catches — and earning a top-13 overall ranking — McBride has outpaced legends like George Kittle. Rising from Greeley to Pro Bowl honors and first-team All-P
Broncos Bounce Back at Home | Colorado Springs News
The Broncos are back home Sunday aiming to erase the sting of their shocking 20+ point Week 1 loss to the Chiefs — a historic collapse for a 14-win team. Facing the surging Jaguars in their first home game, they’ll need to fix defensive lapses and offensive turnovers. Game kicks off at 2:05 PM MT on CBS; tickets start at $153. Weather’s chilly with rain chances — pack a jacket. Don’t panic, b
High-Speed Chase in Aurora | Colorado Springs News
A stolen Cadillac Escalade roared through Aurora, Colorado, triggering a high-speed chase that spanned the city at 100 mph—swerving, dodging stop sticks, and even drawing in a helicopter. Officers finally cornered the driver and passenger at a gas station, leading to arrests: 28-year-old Thomas Martinez for theft and fleeing, and his female passenger for unrelated warrants. The vehicle was re
Ford Dealerships Fight Hunger | Colorado Springs News
Ford dealerships in Colorado Springs are rallying for hunger relief this September through “Ford Building Together,” collecting non-perishable food at Phil Long Ford locations to support the Care and Share Food Bank. Donations like canned goods, peanut butter, and cereal help feed those in need—part of a global Ford initiative rooted in community responsibility and making sure no one goes hun
Fed Hikes Rates Amid Rising Oil | Colorado Springs News
The Fed just raised rates for the first time this year — a unanimous decision signaling more hikes may be coming. Rising Middle East tensions and stubborn inflation pushed them past caution, as they now see oil prices as a lasting threat, not a blip. While your loans won’t spike immediately, markets reacted calmly — even Treasury yields dipped — suggesting confidence in the Fed’s inflation-fi
Steve Belichick Steps Down Amid University Probe | Colorado Springs News
Steve Belichick, son of legendary coach Bill Belichick, has stepped down as North Carolina’s defensive coordinator amid an internal probe into the football program. His resignation, effective late October, follows a medical leave he began in preseason. The investigation uncovered isolated incidents that violated university values, though specifics remain private. While no systemic issues were
Bear Hides Used for Wildlife Officer Training | Colorado Springs News
A viral photo of “dead bears” behind a Colorado Parks and Wildlife office sparked confusion — but the agency clarified: those are actually animal hides from bears and mountain lions, used for hands-on training. Officers-in-training learn how to handle carcasses and collect evidence in real-world scenarios, using animals that were euthanized for safety, caused property damage, or were hit by c
Where You Live Shapes Your Retirement | Colorado Springs News
A $1.2 million retirement stash could last decades in budget-friendly states like Oklahoma—potentially until you’re over 100—if you retire at 67. But in pricey coastal hubs like Hawaii, it might vanish in just 13 years—even with Social Security. Southern and Midwestern states offer the most financial breathing room, while coastal areas drain savings faster. Plus, Social Security’s future is u
Officer Valdez Retires After Line of Duty Injury | Colorado Springs News
Pueblo Police Officer Devin Valdez is retiring after being shot in the line of duty in 2025 during a high-stakes pursuit of a murder suspect who ambushed his unit. Despite being hit alongside two other officers, Valdez’s bravery earned him the Distinguished Service Award and a Purple Heart, set to be presented next month. Though injuries prevent him from continuing active duty, his courage an
Dog Meets Burglar on Live Feed | Colorado Springs News
A couple flying home from Chicago caught a live stream of a break-in via their Ring app—watching as a burglar scaled their fence, used their ladder, and napped on the dog bed while their golden retriever, Nash, tried to befriend him. Texting San Diego police from 30,000 feet, they streamed the intruder’s every move, helping officers track him inside. Police arrived with drones and weapons dra
Truckers Get 2-Hour Extension Amid High Gas Prices | Colorado Springs News
Truck drivers are getting a temporary 2-hour hour extension to 16 hours per day—yes, really—for the next 90 days, as the Trump administration tries to ease fuel supply pressure amid soaring gas prices near $4.44 a gallon, driven by Middle East tensions. The FMCSA waiver lets drivers push limits—but only if they’re in good standing and still meet mandatory rest rules. Secretary Sean Duffy call
Teen Arrested in Shooting Walks Free | Colorado Springs News
An 18-year-old, Jeness Torres, was arrested after a shooting in Brighton, Colorado, where a 33-year-old man died. Facing potential second-degree murder charges, Torres was cleared by the District Attorney’s office — unable to disprove self-defense. The decision closes legal proceedings for her, but underscores the tragic cost of violence and the razor-thin line between accusation and acquitta
Ali Siddiq’s Independent Comedy Rise | Colorado Springs News
Ali Siddiq is bringing his “Custom Fit Tour” to the Pikes Peak Center this Saturday at 8 PM — tickets from $49 to $206. Known for blending personal stories with sharp comedy, Siddiq draws from fatherhood, family, and life’s toughest moments to create deeply relatable laughs. His latest special, “My Father,” has already racked up over 4 million YouTube views, continuing a streak of independent
Celebrate Native Dance at Rock Ledge Powwow | Colorado Springs News
This Saturday, step into the vibrant heart of Native American culture at the Garden of the Gods Rock Ledge Ranch Powwow — a dazzling celebration of heritage, dance, and community. From jingle dress to prairie chicken dances, this all-day event (10 AM–5 PM) brings together tribes from across the Pikes Peak region for food, crafts, competitions, and the crowning of a new Powwow princess. Admiss
Oddity & Fear Fest Hits Colorado Springs | Colorado Springs News
Colorado Springs is hosting the Oddity & Fear Fest this weekend, September 19-20, at the Colorado Springs Event Center — a two-day dive into the weird, wonderful, and downright spooky. Expect taxidermy, psychic readings, haunted walks, tarot cards, and unique artwork from vendors obsessed with the bizarre. With Halloween on the horizon, the horror vibe is dialed up, featuring freaky art, comi
Pizzeria Leopold’s Bold Bites | Colorado Springs News
Pizzeria Leopold is turning heads with wildly creative pizzas like the “Queen La Meat-Ah” and “Sausage Ricky,” plus killer sandwiches on house-made focaccia, including the standout “Notorious Pig.” While the crust on one pizza got a little too charred, the bold flavors and lively vibe make it a must-visit spot worth returning to.
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Pikes Peak Airshow: Warbirds & History | Colorado Springs News
Get ready for the biggest airshow in Colorado this weekend—The Pikes Peak Regional Airshow returns Saturday and Sunday with 22 flying warbirds and 17 static displays, including rare icons like the P-51 Mustang and FG-1D Corsair. Witness jaw-dropping aerial stunts, meet the U.S. Air Force Academy’s Wings of Blue jumping from a vintage C-47 Skytrain, and explore a full spectrum of aviation hist
Lynyrd Skynyrd Honors Gary Rossington | Colorado Springs News
Lynyrd Skynyrd’s emotional 50th anniversary show at the Ryman, captured in a new live album and film, marked the final performance of original guitarist Gary Rossington — who passed away just months later. Despite the heartbreak, especially for longtime guitarist Rickey Medlocke, the band honors Gary’s legacy by continuing to tour, fueled by his wife’s message that he’d want them to keep play
Hawaii Tops U.S. Happiness Rankings | Colorado Springs News
Hawaii tops the nation’s happiness rankings, not just for beaches but for overall life satisfaction, low depression, and financial stress — proving that relationships, hobbies, and growth matter more than money alone. States like West Virginia and Arkansas lag behind with higher depression and longer work hours, highlighting that true happiness stems from a balanced mix of well-being, work-li
National Cheeseburger Day Deals | Colorado Springs News
National Cheeseburger Day went wild on Friday, September 18th, with burger joints big and small dropping insane deals — from BOGO offers at Five Guys and Hardee’s to $1 cheeseburgers at Sonic and loyalty discounts at Smashburger. Chains like Burger King and Carl’s Jr. started early, while spots like Bad Daddy’s and Bobby’s Burgers slashed prices or offered app-exclusive steals. Even quirky pe
Colorado Drought Still Widespread | Colorado Springs News
Colorado’s drought crisis persists with 94% of the state still in dry conditions, unchanged from last week — but the severity is shifting. Winter’s lack of rain and insufficient summer thunderstorms mean recovery requires consistent, long-term rainfall, not just scattered showers. Officials warn this isn’t a minor issue; it’s a widespread, stubborn problem that’s likely to linger without mean
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