Brennen Kauffman is a local government reporter for The Daily News in Longview, Washington. With a background in mountainous areas such as Idaho and Colorado, Brennen brings a unique perspective to his coverage of local politics and community issues. His articles focus on topics such as city government, infrastructure projects, weather events, and community developments in the Longview area.
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By: Brennen Kauffman
Around 2 p.m. Tuesday the Secretary of State's Office reported that more than 340,000 votes had been cast in El Paso County. This passed the total number of votes cast in the county during the 2016 general election with five hours until the polls closed.
By: Brennen Kauffman
More than 80 snow plow trucks are clearing roads in Colorado Springs and El Paso County in a full response to the first storm of the winter.
By: Brennen Kauffman
This year's voter turnout in El Paso County likely will fall short of the high rate of voting the county saw in the previous two presidential elections.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Heavy snowfall has led to a change of plans for Colorado Springs' annual Veterans Day parade.
By: Brennen Kauffman
The proposed zoning ordinances would prevent any healing centers from opening within a mile of a school, child care facility, or drug and alcohol treatment center in Colorado Springs. Outside of those zones, the centers will not be allowed in any residential areas and would be treated like a medical office.
By: Brennen Kauffman
A surge of public opposition to the closure of Rockrimmon Library later this year hit the Colorado Springs City Council on Tuesday.
By: Brennen Kauffman
According to the Colorado Department of Transportation and the Colorado State Patrol, the state trooper was working on a previous accident near the intersection of Highway 115 and Little Turtle Creek Road around 3:44 p.m. when his patrol vehicle was struck by a driver. The trooper was inside the vehicle when it was hit.
By: Brennen Kauffman
According to the Colorado Department of Transportation and the Colorado State Patrol, the state trooper was working on a previous accident near the intersection of Highway 115 and Little Turtle Creek Road around 3:44 p.m. when his patrol vehicle was struck by a driver. The trooper was inside the vehicle when it was hit.
A Colorado State Patrol trooper was inside his vehicle while working at a crash scene south of Colorado Springs when he was struck by another vehicle.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Colorado Springs' current rules for ADUs were adopted in June 2020, allowing them in some residential zones with limits on their design and use. Single family homes could add "family suites" that connected to the home if the people living there were part of the same family as the main house.
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