Savannah Eller is a journalist based in Colorado Springs, focusing on local news and events in the Colorado Springs area. She has written for The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC and her work has also been featured in The Herald-Palladium. Savannah covers a range of topics including breaking news, weather events, traffic accidents, and community issues.
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Savannah Eller's focus is primarily on local news, especially crime and breaking/evolving stories in the Colorado Springs area. If you have relevant information or expertise related to local crime incidents, ongoing investigations, or evolving situations in the Colorado Springs region, she may be interested in your insights.
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Seven worn headstones stand on a hill near Bear Creek Regional Park in the Paupers Cemetery on Oct. 29, 2024.
The Paupers Cemetery is the last visual reminder of the El Paso County Poor Farm.
By: Savannah Eller
Clinging to the top of a hill near a busy 21st Street intersection and the entrance of Bear Creek Regional Park, the little cemetery is an unassuming landmark that holds the last visual reminder of the county's history in providing for the most vulnerable.
By: Savannah Eller
Starting later this fall, the Colorado Department of Transportation will begin implementing dynamic tolling — changing rates according to real-time traffic rather than time of day — on two sections
By: Savannah Eller
El Paso County Clerk and Recorder Steve Schleiker said on a Colorado Springs radio program Thursday that he would call for the resignation of Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold after the top election official admitted the leak of voting computer passwords online earlier this week.
By: Savannah Eller, Brennen Kauffman
Election Day is less that 24 hours away, and officials are expecting a final push as voters turn in their ballots. El Paso County Clerk and Recorder Steve Schleiker has
A driver drops off their ballot at the Citizen Service Center on Nov. 4, 2024.
By: Brennen Kauffman
More than half of the active voters in El Paso County returned their ballots by the end of Sunday.
El Paso County has made use of its new partnership with the Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management multiple times in recent weeks, as the county Clerk and Recorder's Office called out hazardous-materials first responders to help clear concerning ballots.
By: Savannah Eller
El Paso County has made use of its new partnership with the Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management multiple times in recent weeks, as the county Clerk and Recorder's
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