Gleneagle News

Three ramps will be closed for several hours at the Interstate 25/Baptist Road Interchange for paving operations on Sunday, October 18.

Wendy Diggins remembers walking into A Coffee Cup the morning after a fire had ravaged part of the restaurant she and her husband, Jeremy, own.

Two Colorado Springs police officers spotted a mountain lion darting through a shopping center and into an apartment center complex early today.

Colorado lawmakers and Gov. Bill Ritter are hoping to avoid more budget cuts when new revenue figures are released.

A memorial service for four Fort Carson soldiers killed in Afghanistan will be held today on the mountain post.

Colorado Mountain Brewery will have more than 3,000 square feet of outside patio space.

Police say that a stabbing victim Tuesday night lied to officers about receiving his wounds.

After an argument with her boyfriend, a 25-year-old woman walking alone in the Gleneagle area about 11 p.m. Saturday was abducted by a male in a silver SUV who stopped and offered her a ride.

An evening storm on Monday pounded some parts of the county with hail. People who report to the Colorado's Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network reported grape-size hail in northeastern parts of the county.

A Colorado Springs police officer hurt his hand early this morning when he tried to arrest a man for domestic violence.

A Colorado Springs police officer hurt his hand early this morning when he tried to arrest a man for domestic violence.

A Colorado Springs police officer hurt his hand early this morning when he tried to arrest a man for domestic violence.

Sometimes, even when a neighborhood loses, it wins. Residents surrounding the Gleneagle Golf Course have spent more than a year, and thousands of dollars fighting a plan to convert the 10.5-acre driving range into 47 patio homes.

After nearly five hours of testimony and discussion, El Paso County Commissioners voted three to two in favor of re-zoning part of the Gleaneagle Golf Club.

It's a classic property rights debate: the Gleneagle Golf Club wants to rezone its driving range to build 47 patio homes despite fierce opposition from neighbors who say the project would make a mockery out of the area's master plan and significantly damage their property values.