Brennen Kauffman

At the end of a road north of Old Colorado City sits a shipping container. The black box has been the focus of an 18-month effort by a neighbor to get the unpermitted and wrongly placed accessory rental unit out of their sight.

On Tuesday morning a dozen adults, four children and four dogs headed into Red Rock Canyon for their final hike of 2024.

It has been nearly two months since Colorado Springs residents voted to make recreational marijuana legal to sell in the city.

Colorado Springs is asking residents to weigh in on how the city will allocate millions in grant funding for housing projects over the next five years.

The filing period is open for candidates to run for six Colorado Springs City Council seats, and more than a dozen individuals or campaign teams grabbed filing packets on Thursday.

A third Colorado Springs City Council member has announced they are not running for reelection, guaranteeing a major shakeup to the council this spring.

The proposed ordinance includes a one-mile zoning restriction for where recreational marijuana stores can open in Colorado Springs and outlines a path for the city to revert to a sales ban in the April election.

of 7 Colorado Springs Utilities' first large-scale battery storage project will be connected to the power grid later this month to begin charging and testing the new array.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation this week awarded grants for two projects aiming to improve stretches of the Fountain Creek Watershed.

The Colorado Springs Planning Commission unanimously voted Wednesday afternoon to back less-restrictive zoning rules for recreational marijuana in the city.