Katelyn Quisenberry
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Vote now: Check your mailbox for Colorado Springs mail-in ballots
But you will have to select one candidate for mayor along with two for city council, one for the district where you live, and another ‘at large candidate.’ → Read More
Colorado Springs drivers beware, ‘Surge Enforcement Team’ in full force Friday
The Colorado State Patrol, Colorado Springs Police Department, El Paso County Sheriff’s office, and others will join forces to form the ‘Surge Enforcement Team.’ They will be on the lookout for speeding, distracted, aggressive, and impaired driving. → Read More
A reunion between Colorado Springs man and his shuttle bus
The owner tells us the bus was taken after he left it unlocked with the keys inside. → Read More
Cracking the case: Colorado Springs grocer gives update on egg shortage
10 Colorado counties have reported avian flu cases, El Paso County is not one of those listed by the CDC. → Read More
Colorado Springs Amazon center cited for hazardous conditions
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced its findings Thursday, based on an inspection at the center in August of last year. → Read More
Heavy traffic anticipated on Colorado roads tomorrow
According to Colorado Department of Transportation (C-DOT), this weekend brings in a record number of drivers to Colorado roads. → Read More
Triple-demic is not over yet
This week, the CDC estimates up to 35 hundred confirmed influenza hospital admissions nationally. → Read More
400 jobs are coming to Colorado Springs
Microchip Technology is working to create 400 high-paying employment opportunities. → Read More
New Colorado Springs zoning ordinance expected to impact many
On Tuesday, the council approved a new zoning ordinance specifying how land owners can use their land. → Read More
17 cancellations and 14 delays: Colorado Springs Airport waits out storm
A representative for the airport tells me visibility is improving and is only expected to improve into the evening hours. → Read More
‘Just the presence of them alone is a great deterrent:’ Pueblo business praises D.I.C.E. unit
The unit started as a two-officer team that worked together to conduct proactive policing in the areas that statistically saw a higher volume of the lower level-crime. → Read More
Man witnessed people tackle car theft suspect in Colorado Springs after crash
On the Southeast side of the city, community members jumped into action after a crash on Hutchinson Drive and East Fountain Boulevard. → Read More
New construction plan for apartments in Colorado Springs moves forward
A section of land between The Mountain Shadows and The Navigator neighborhoods could soon be filled with more than 300 new townhouses, businesses, and two-story buildings. → Read More
Falcon neighborhood shaken after shooting
At 12:50 in the morning, El Paso County Sheriff’s Department responded to the scene after receiving multiple calls. → Read More
East-west mobility study could split Colorado Springs neighborhoods
On Saturday morning, local community members gathered at Wasson Academic Campus to debate the future of their roads. → Read More
‘Please don’t forget my child’: Colorado honors Missing Persons Day
As of Friday morning, nearly 600 people are listed as missing persons in the state of Colorado. In honor of that continued search and pursuit of justice, February 3rd is Colorado’s Missing Persons Day. → Read More
Colorado Springs dogs have a snow day
Sunday’s winter weather and cold temperatures may have deterred some people from enjoying the great outdoors. Still, Colorado Springs pet owners and their dogs took this as an opportunity to make their mark on the fresh powder. → Read More
Speeding in Colorado school or work zones could cost you
Colorado State Patrol reminds Coloradans to slow down and be mindful in school and construction zones. → Read More
Law enforcement hopes $1.7 million grant helps make Memorial Park in Colorado Springs safer
Memorial Park is known locally for its crime rate. In the last three years, there were 303 criminal cases reported in the park. → Read More
Colorado Springs police say social media is a big part of auto theft
Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) say Colorado holds the record for the most motor vehicle thefts in the country. → Read More