Stephanie Earls is a Reporter at The Denver Gazette. She specializes in beverage production, covering topics related to drinks and spirits as well as packaged beverages. Her work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, Military.com, 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 Earls
For two of the most senior residents of Revel Province independent living in Colorado Springs, cocktail hour is always a low-key family reunion. Dick Gibbs heads the two doors down the hall around 3 p.m., for a tipple of Scotch (lots of rocks) he developed a taste for during service in Pakistan. Bob Gibbs prefers […]
By: Stephanie Earls
Kimberlee Singler, the Colorado Springs mother accused of killing her two young children and attempting to kill a third in December 2023, was back in court Tuesday for a preliminary hearing
By: Stephanie Earls
The family of Bishop Castle visionary Jim Bishop was already struggling with bad turns and trauma when the Aspen Acres fire ignited in the forests surrounding the fairy tale-inspired roadside attraction outside Rye. Less than a week before the fire broke out on June 29, Jim’s son and castle caretaker, Daniel Bishop, sustained severe injuries […]
By: Stephanie Earls
The Aspen Acres fire devastated the small town of Beulah and the lives of many who had to evacuate in the close-knit community
By: Stephanie Earls
Storms brought a welcome reprieve of moisture Wednesday evening and overnight Thursday to the southern Front Range, including portions of the Aspen Acres burn scar — without the fallout authorities worried could compound the disaster-so-far as the wildfire continues to rage in Pueblo and Custer counties. Fortunately, rain fell. In amounts and in places where […]
By: Stephanie Earls
Like her fellow crewmates, wildland firefighter Amanda Wood, 34, was no stranger to challenges that sometimes defied standard logic.
By: Stephanie Earls
One man is dead after a stabbing Tuesday night in the 600 block of North Murray Boulevard, according to the Colorado Springs Police Department. Officers and medical personnel responded to the address on the city’s east side at 10:10 p.m., and located the deceased adult male on scene, according to a police blotter report. Patrol […]
By: Stephanie Earls
Windy conditions and hot weather on Wednesday afternoon led to an increase in activity on the southwest side of the Aspen Acres fire, which as of Thursday morning had burned 99,820 acres, gaining 291 acres from the previous day but remaining at 36% containment. Firefighters on the south side of the “chicken foot” – a […]
By: Stephanie Earls
The authorities will allow some residents along Colorado 165 to return home Friday, but evacuees should “continue to be alert for changes in fire behavior,” Custer County Sheriff Rich Smith said during a Thursday morning update on the Aspen Acres fire. Starting at 9 a.m. Friday, Zone C5C (the area around North Creek Boulevard to the […]
By: Stephanie Earls
Colorado Springs firefighter Alan Kent was just doing his job when he responded to an emergency call at the home of Stacy and Todd Huddle on Feb. 15, 2004. What came next — a lifelong bond between Kent and the family of the child he helped deliver that Sunday morning — may have been born […]
