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01/15/2026

The numbers, in Colorado at least, have come down over the last two weeks. Still, flu cases remain high in the state.

One new family experienced the flu but vaccinations kept mom from being hospitalized.

01/15/2026

Dave Donelson left the regular city council meeting after some religious leaders expressed disdain for ICE’s actions across the nation.

01/15/2026

Colorado Springs is one of six U.S. locations chosen to help the U.S. Census Bureau prepare for 2030.

01/14/2026

Doctors, lawmakers and other advocates are joining forces to promote routinely recommended vaccines for kids.

01/14/2026

Adding activity at any age can be as simple as going for a walk

01/14/2026

Doctors, lawmakers and other advocates are joining forces to promote routinely recommended vaccines for kids.

The proposal comes as the federal government is working to block Colorado’s efforts to shift away from coal.

01/14/2026

Nine out of two dozen bodies found at Davis Mortuary now have names attached to them.

01/14/2026

Colorado’s high school graduation rate inched up in 2025 to the state’s highest level in more than a decade.

Across Colorado, nearly 70 percent districts improved or stayed the same in their four-year graduation rate, but gaps persist.

01/14/2026

Peters’ case will go in front of the Colorado Court of Appeals for oral arguments.

01/13/2026

Starting now and continuing into April, the utility will roll out a higher rate for energy used during the peak hours of 5-9 p.m.

Starting now through April the utility is rolling out higher charges more for energy used during “peak” evening hours.

01/13/2026

The late guitarist and songwriter attended Fountain Valley School in Colorado Springs in the early sixties — before he was kicked out and co-founded the band.

01/13/2026

Michael Allen promises a focus on crime prevention.