Alex Edwards is a General Assignment Reporter at The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC. He covers a diverse range of topics including AI and machine learning, construction and real estate, as well as digital health and telehealth, highlighting the intersection of technology and industry. Alex's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Colorado Politics, The Century Foundation, Slator, The Denver Gazette, Lawyer Monthly, 9NEWS Denver, and BioRxiv.
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Alex Edwards' coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation within the themes of Government & Politics and Crime. He has a particular interest in topics related to housing, exclusionary zoning, language industry, machine translation, AI, and the Denver Mayor Race.
Given his focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation within these specific themes and topics; individuals with expertise in law or public policy related to housing issues or language industry regulations could effectively reach out to him. Additionally experts with insights into political dynamics particularly those associated with the Denver Mayor race might find receptive audience in Alex's reporting.
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By: Alex Edwards
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to reflect comment from District 11 clarifying that it has not conducted a financial review of Project Taurus. The Colorado Springs Planning Commission rejected appeals Thursday night against a proposed artificial-intelligence data center off Garden of the Gods Road. The vote of the commission was 6-2, but residents […]
By: Alex Edwards
Here's what's next in the Project Taurus data center saga following Planning Commission's 6-2 decision to reject resident appeals.
Since first making a splash in the music world with her breakout single “Water” in 2023, Tyla has racked up billions of streams and two Grammys, among other awards. She now returns with a follow-up to her 2024 self-titled debut album, aiming to continue that success while evolving artistically.
By: Alex Edwards
One of Colorado Springs’ favorite ice cream shops is moving downtown. The Ice Cream Lab is moving into an old building at 122 N. Tejon St.
By: Alex Edwards
One of Colorado Springs’ favorite ice cream shops is moving downtown. The Ice Cream Lab is moving into an old building at 122 N. Tejon St.
By: Alex Edwards
ACCO Engineered Systems will build a $36 million manufacturing facility in Monument that the company says will create up to 135 jobs, state, local and ACCO officials announced Thursday. ACCO designs, builds, installs, maintains and services commercial and industrial HVAC, refrigeration, plumbing, piping and building automation systems, according to a news release from the state […]
By: Alex Edwards
The price for a gallon of gas in Colorado Springs has exceeded $4 per gallon. Ongoing fighting between U.S. and Iran to blame.
By: Alex Edwards
ACCO Engineered Systems, a California-based heating and cooling company, announced a $36 million expansion in Monument on Thursday that the company says will create up to 135 jobs. ACCO designs, builds, installs, maintains and services commercial and industrial HVAC, refrigeration, plumbing, piping and building automation systems, according to a news release from the state Office […]
By: Alex Edwards
NASA's Artemis II crew spoke at Red Rocks Amphitheatre Monday morning. They thanked Colorado's aerospace industry and answered questions.
By: Alex Edwards
On Monday, 22 airplanes flying to Denver were diverted to Colorado Springs due to severe weather near one of the world’s busiest airports. Winds and turbulence caused significant delays and diversions. Gusts hit 49 miles per hour and winds blew at 30-40 mph, according to Denver meteorologists. The airplanes diverted to Colorado Springs are operated […]
