Isaac Odell is a journalist for The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, focusing on local news and events in Colorado Springs. With a passion for community reporting, Isaac covers a wide range of topics including crime, education, local government, and special events happening in the area.
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By: O'Dell Isaac
Colorado Springs police are investigating a two-vehicle traffic crash that left two motorists injured on the city’s east side early Sunday.
By: O'Dell Isaac
Two Colorado Springs police officers sustained minor injuries after being assaulted by a burglary suspect on Saturday, law enforcement officials said.
By: Isaac Odell
Colorado Springs residents will see up to 4 inches of snow and a steep drop in temperature on Monday following the city's warmest Dec. 8 on record, according to the National Weather Service in Pueblo.
By: O'Dell Isaac
Olivia Greig is one of eight Kiribati high school students currently studying in the U.S. through a program called the UUTI Activity. (UUTI is Gilbertese for “awake” and is pronounced “Oos.”) Part of a U.S. government-funded partnership between the two countries, UUTI seeks to provide young Kiribati natives with the skills necessary to either return to their home country as future leaders, or seek employment opportunities elsewhere.
By: Isaac Odell
Colorado Springs police are looking for suspects in a shooting that left one person wounded early Sunday, according to an online blotter entry.
By: Isaac Odell
Colorado Springs police are looking for a suspect in a home invasion that left a resident injured early Sunday, law enforcement officials said.
By: Isaac Odell
One motorist is dead following a crash involving multiple vehicles outside Cañon City on Saturday, according to the Colorado State Patrol.
By: O'Dell Isaac
An unseasonably warm Sunday in Colorado Springs fell just a few degrees short of the record-high temperature for the date, according to the National Weather Service in Pueblo.
By: Isaac Odell
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, the chances for a White Christmas are fairly slim this year.
By: Isaac Odell
The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of a man suspected of fatally shooting a youth on a Native American reservation in Colorado.
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