Savannah Eller is a News Reporter at The Denver Gazette. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, climate change, and water management, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Savannah's work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, The Herald-Palladium, The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, and Colorado Politics.
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By: Savannah Eller
An important artery in East Colorado Springs will see a monthlong closure starting this weekend, while work continues to finish the Circle Drive bridge complex in Southeast Colorado Springs. Here are a few major projects that could affect commutes in Colorado Springs this week. Marksheffel Road Utility work and road reconstruction will necessitate closures on […]
By: Savannah Eller
An incident at a Vista Ridge High School football game drew a police presence Friday night, but no threat was detected, according to the Colorado Springs Police Department. A school resource officer encountered a small group of people “running and yelling” about a person with a gun, police said. One person reported hearing a gunshot, […]
By: Savannah Eller
At an underpass near the busy intersection of Fountain Boulevard and Circle Drive, names and faces are being immortalized in clay, one ceramic tile at a time. Some hold the transposed photos and quotes of well-known community leaders, elders, educators and mentors. Among them are Connie Benavidez, founder of Mexican dance group Ballet Folklórico de […]
By: Savannah Eller
Leaning into the Americana combo of the country’s 250th and Colorado’s 150th anniversaries, the El Paso County Fair drew tens of thousands of attendees over eight days in July. Held at fairgrounds near Calhan east of Colorado Springs, the fair drew over 31,000 attendees, similar to last year. Popular events included livestock shows, a demolition […]
By: Savannah Eller
Controversial plans for the second Colorado location of the Texas travel chain Buc-ee’s are making their debut in El Paso County’s public hearing process. Interest in the project has been high from the start, defining over a year of local politics in the small town of Palmer Lake where it was originally proposed. El Paso […]
By: Savannah Eller
A packed, day-long meeting resulted in a win for Texas travel center Buc-ee’s, with El Paso County commissioners voting 4-1 to approve the developer’s zoning appeal. “I think the burden of proof has been met here,” said Commission Chair Carrie Geitner. The appeal centered on whether Buc-ee’s fit the definition of an approved use in […]
By: Savannah Eller
A packed, daylong meeting on Tuesday resulted in a win for the Texas travel center chain Buc-ee’s, with El Paso County commissioners voting 4-1 to approve the developer’s zoning appeal. “I think the burden of proof has been met here,” said Commission Chair Carrie Geitner. The appeal centered on whether Buc-ee’s is a use that […]
El Paso County is seeking public input on updates to the documents that shape what can be built where. The county is in the process of updating its Land Development Code, which includes zoning land for different uses and general building and code standards. The public can now leave comments on the draft documents online. […]
By: Savannah Eller
Fourth Judicial District Attorney Michael Allen said his office was investigating after a software glitch temporarily exposed his own personal information along with the information of more than 130,000 confidential voters in Colorado. “This represents a glaring safety issue,” he said Monday during a news conference. Allen is the Republican candidate for Colorado Attorney General. […]
By: Savannah Eller
Mountain Metropolitan Transit is asking the public to comment on proposed changes to bus routes around Colorado Springs coming up in October. Changes include: Riders have until Sept. 15 to comment on the changes. Details can be found at mmtransit, which also has an online survey. People can also visit Mountain Metro customer service at […]
