Stephanie Earls is a Reporter at The Denver Gazette. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, food and beverages, and regional interests, with a particular focus on Colorado and Colorado Springs. Her work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, and Colorado Politics.
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Stephanie Earls focuses on local news in Colorado Springs with a significant emphasis on community events, breaking news, and evolving stories. She frequently covers topics related to family & relationships, food & beverage, as well as government & politics within the context of her geographic focus.
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By: Stephanie, Stephanie, Eric Young
Initial election results report that Democratic candidate Amy Paschal will be succeeding Democrat Marc Snyder in Colorado's state House District 18 and Republican Chris Richardson will replace Rod Bockenfeld in District 56.
By: Stephanie Earls
The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division announced over the weekend an Army sergeant who went missing from Fort Johnson, La. was found deceased.
By: Stephanie, Stephanie
Almost a year after a fire forced the closure of Colorado Springs' “first and only” gay piano bar, the owners of Icons nightclub are celebrating their grand reopening Friday in a new location, 16 E. Kiowa St., a block south of the old address.
By: Stephanie, Stephanie
Colorado Springs is a city of award-winning craft breweries, and award-winning veteran brewers.
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A gathering to memorialize the victims and honor survivors of the Club Q mass shooting is planned for Sunday outside the since-closed LGBTQ+ dance club at 3430 N. Academy Blvd., where a bias-motivated attack killed five people, injured dozens, and sent shock waves of grief and fear through Colorado Springs on Nov. 19, 2022.
By: Stephanie, Stephanie
A Colorado Springs teen was arrested early Wednesday, and a suspected accomplice escaped, after an attempted burglary overnight at a business near the intersection of South Academy Boulevard and Airport Road, according to police.
By: Stephanie, Stephanie
Despite her apple-cheeked smile and rigid poise, it was clear the patient had seen brighter days. Her clothes were woefully unhip and her once-glorious mane bore the hallmark of a brutalist barber, possibly a pet.
By: Stephanie Earls
Did you know? The history of fluoride in public drinking water — and as a cavity preventative — can be traced back to Colorado Springs, and the pioneering research of local dentist Frederick McKay.
By: Stephanie Earls
The owners of FH Beerworks, a brand with deep local cachet and more than a decade of history in Colorado Springs, have set dec. 21, 2024 as their final day of business — as a brewery, label and destination which grew to include a concept whiskey-focused watering hole on the city’s east side.
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