Eleanor Sheahan is a multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in Colorado Springs. She has written for various news outlets including KOAA5, Denver7, and KOMU 8 & Mid-Missouri CW. Eleanor covers a range of topics including local politics, environmental issues, community events, and human interest stories.
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By: Eleanor Sheahan
'It is a little disappointing,' Several Pueblo non-profits will not receive city funding in 2025 due to budget cuts in next years budget
By: Eleanor Sheahan
The City Park Bathhouse in Pueblo will not be demolished, the new tennis facility project is canceled due to lack of funding
By: Eleanor Sheahan
The largest emergency food pantry for Pueblo County is in desperate need of more food donations. Pueblo Cooperative Care Center said they have already given food to more than 50,000 people this year.
By: Eleanor Sheahan
The castle builder's legacy lives on, a memorial service held Friday for James (Jim) Roland Bishop in Pueblo.
By: Eleanor Sheahan
$1 million in federal funding goes towards safety upgrades at Pueblo Parks, a new video surveillance system will be installed
Receiving fake calls for the news station, one Pueblo man's gets calls from a fase KOAA TV caller ID
By: Eleanor Sheahan
'Beautiful way to honor people,' Hundreds of ornaments hang on the Heartbeat Memory Tree to honor lives lost from suicide
By: Eleanor Sheahan
PUEBLO WEST — Pueblo West is growing, and next year's budget reflects that growth. The Pueblo West Metropolitan District has approved a 40% increase to 2025's budget. That is $26 million more compared to 2024.
By: Eleanor Sheahan
'Without it, we would be hurting,' the Pueblo West Fire Department say a fire sales tax is helping them grow
By: Eleanor Sheahan
COLORADO SPRINGS — The federal government could shut down if lawmakers don't reach a spending deal before Friday night's deadline. Millions of people are expected to catch a flight this holiday season, but the potential government shutdown could make it harder for people to travel.
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