Jared Dean

On the winter solstice, dozens gathered at Evergreen Cemetery to remember the homeless population in Colorado Springs who lost their lives in 2024.

Shoppers on the sidewalks of Colorado Springs say they shopped small this holiday season.

Police in southern Colorado are asking for your help after the Cañon City VFW post 4061 was broken into.

Attorney General Phil Weiser is warning Coloradans about fraud going into the new year. He cites new AI technology as causing some of this concern, saying it can be hard to determine what may be a real call.

Two issues that impact everyone in southern Colorado took center stage Thursday in Governor Polis’ State of the State address. State and local leaders say they want to take steps to fix the cost of living and juvenile crime in the coming months.

Most of the Supreme Court looks like they will uphold their position to ban TikTok. A hearing was held Friday about the app’s connection to China.

Representative Yara Zokaie spoke with many families across the state about their grocery bills over the years. According to an FTC study, some stores are marking up the prices even further than inflation.

Inside the heart of Bills Mafia Colorado Springs fans packed Back East Bar and Grill for the Broncos’ first playoff game in nearly a decade.

One of the largest rental companies in the country is facing two separate lawsuits, including from Colorado’s Attorney General, Phil Weiser.

Rebecca Lavrenz, who lives in Peyton and is serving probation, was ordered to pay over $100,000 in fines tied to her involvement in the January 6 riots. She told 11 News that she might not be taking the pardon issued by President Trump to the participants in that day’s demonstration.