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Councilmembers rejected the proposed apartment land-use plan over concerns about adding to the traffic issues around The Classical Academy.

Presiding Municipal Court Judge HayDen Kane II will retire on August 3. Economic Development Director Jessie Kimber left Colorado Springs last week.

Colorado Springs Utilities staff presented a $2.06 billion budget for 2027, down from the current budget of $2.24 billion.

Around 1,500 seats from the historic City Auditorium were for sale as of Friday. Prices per seat range from $150 each to free.

The Southeast Strong Plan includes priorities for Colorado Springs to continue city investments and strategies for community nonprofits.

According to Colorado Springs Utilities data, the city’s total water usage this year is 6% higher than the five-year average.

The Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind is the highest-profile of three El Paso County sites honored by the Heritage for All campaign.

Deputy Chief Koch left the board in order to participate in future discussions between Colorado Springs and the 911 Authority.

The Old Colorado City Downtown Development Authority has been around for less than two years but it might already be on its last legs. The Colorado Springs City Council will vote at its Aug. 25 meeting on whether to dissolve the authority. The resolution would overturn the city-appointed board before city staff approves the development […]

The Colorado Springs City Council will vote on whether or not to allow the planned data center along Garden of the Gods Road.