In a series of unanimous votes in November, City Council approved adding more than 2,800 acres to the city’s boundaries.
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Colorado Springs city government should analyze policies, or lack thereof, regulating special districts, which rarely are controlled by reside…
Back in 2018, the city Auditor’s Office warned that police and fire impact fees paid by developers in Colorado Springs aren’t adequate to fun…
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School districts across the Pikes Peak region will hold school board elections Nov. 2. Here’s a breakdown of some of the issues impacting the …
A lawsuit was filed Oct. 5 against Amazon.com Inc., accusing it of violating Colorado state law by failing to pay warehouse workers for time s…
You don’t have to dig very deep to find stories about seniors who face selling their homes because they can’t afford the taxes.
Former Colorado Secretary of State and current Colorado Springs City Councilor Wayne Williams has been appointed by the Board of Mesa County C…
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Almost eight months after the 2020 presidential election, El Paso County Republicans are doubling down on claims of election fraud. Claims of …
The tragedy that played out in Arvada June 21 began with a phone call to the police from Ronald Troyke’s brother, warning them that Troyke was…
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Michelle Knopp lives off the beaten path on a 40-acre ranchette near a swath of towering wind turbines south of Calhan.
