3 hrs ago | HipHopDx
[News] The Procussions Reunite After Seven Years, Offer "1K Song" Fundraiser
Mr. J Medeiros of Colorado Springs, Colorado Hip Hop group The Procussions contacted HipHopDX today with news of a group reunion.
7 hrs ago | KRDO-TV Colorado Springs
Preventing abductions: Springs martial arts school offers free classes
With kidnappings and child luring in the headlines daily across the country, a Colorado Springs martial arts school wants to give kids the tools to protect themselves.
9 hrs ago | The Beaumont Enterprise
Military sex assault victims victimized twice
ADVANCE FOR SUNDAY, MAY 26 - In this photo taken March 5, 2013, Anna Moore is shown.
13 hrs ago | The Gazette
Fatal crash at Platte, Circle closes intersection for hours
Traffic is being diverted one block in each direction from the intersection of Circle Drive and Platte Avenue.
17 hrs ago | KRDO-TV Colorado Springs
2nd arrest made in connection to bank robbery
A second arrest has been made in connection to Wednesday's robbery of the Wells Fargo Bank on S. Nevada Ave.
20 hrs ago | The Gazette
UCCS degree comes after steep, long road to success
She graduated Friday from University of Colorado at Colorado Springs with 1,800 other students at the Colorado Springs World Arena.
Yesterday | The Gazette
Coyote attack on pre-schoolers in saddens Colorado Springs man who sounded alarm
Frank VerHey holds his little dog, Joey, who nearly died in December when a coyote snatched him out of VerHey's yard on North Cascade Avenue .
Cascade temporarily closed after bicycle accident
Cascade Avenue was briefly closed from Bijou Street to Pikes Peak Avenue as law enforcement cleared debris from a bicycle accident that occurred late Friday morning.
Volunteers work on flash flood mitigation along Fountain Creek
A group of about 30 to 40 volunteers worked on flash flood mitigation Friday along Fountain Creek in the Ute Pass area.
Colorado Springs police seek attempted murder suspect
Colorado Springs police are looking for a 19-year-old Alabama man who they say was involved in an April shooting that left two men wounded.
Springs teenager charged in killings also suspected in 20 burglaries
A Colorado Springs teenager charged in the home-invasion slayings of a Fort Carson soldier and his pregnant wife is suspected in as many as 20 additional burglaries, including one involving an attack on an "at-risk" victim.
Colorado Springs sales tax collections surge in April
Sales tax collections in Colorado Springs surged again in April, the sixth time in the past eight months that collections have risen more than 8 percent from the same month a year earlier, according to a report Thursday from the city's Finance Department.
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General view of people camping during the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb at Pikes Peak Highway in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Colorado Springs Business Journal
Cuts still uncertain for Defense, contractors
Sequestration was predicted to be an economic disaster - affecting nearly every aspect of government across the nation, costing tens of thousands of jobs and bringing some government services to a halt.
SUNRISE: Man opens fire on Colorado Springs intruders
No injuries have been reported after a man opened fire at three people who broke into his apartment in Colorado Springs early Friday.
Clothier H&M coming to Chapel Hills Mall in Colorado Springs
H&M, the hip and trendy Swedish-based clothier with a worldwide following, will open its first Colorado Springs store at Chapel Hills Mall on the city's north side.
Homeowner Scares Off Intruders With Gun
Intruders kicked in the door of a ground level apartment Friday morning, only to get more than they bargained for when the homeowner retaliated.
VIDEO: Wasson High School closes books on 54 years of history
Wasson Assistant Principal Stacy Bush hugs two of the last students to leave the school Thursday, May23, 2013, the final day of classes at Wasson High School, which closes at the end of the school year.
Colorado parole audit expanded to cover budget issues
An audit of Colorado's parole operations is being expanded to review whether budget issues are keeping parole officers from placing some high-risk parolees under intensive, electronic-monitoring supervision.
Today's drippy skies serve as a reminder that people who live in a potential flood zone can pick up some sand bags today, compliments of the Colorado Springs Office of Emergency Management .