Read this Q&A to see the philosophical and policy differences between our congressional candidates for Colorado's fifth district.

With the critical November election coming up, how can you be certain you’ll receive a ballot? How do you vote? How secure is our voting system? Get the answers from the ultimate election nerd, El Pas...

A video ad put out on Sept. 23 by the Trump-aligned dark money committee No Going Back PAC Inc. supports the Republican incumbent in Colorado’s fifth

I left City Hall this morning after I learned that there was an ICE raid happening off of Chelton Road. The short ride back to my neighborhood felt like an

The 2026 midterm elections on Nov. 3 are exceptionally important. El Paso County residents will vote on numerous high-stakes ballot measures and a competitive

Last week, the Colorado Springs City Council put its decision on an appeal of the Project Taurus AI data center on hold until next spring, but that may not

In 2013, when the 2014 Colorado Springs Parks Master Plan process was kicking off, a large crowd filled the city auditorium to take part in some polling and

On Sept. 17, the Colorado Springs City Council held a special hearing for the final appeal of Project Taurus, Raeden's proposed AI data center on Garden of

We may cast the votes, but residents live with the consequences.”

If the City of Fountain had not announced the meeting on social media, many of the people who actually live near the proposed location would never have known

The Organization of Westside Neighbors (OWN) is delighted to announce WestFest, a community picnic at the Westside Community Center on Saturday, Sept. 19. All

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From City Matters podcast: A hidden 100-megawatt data center plan, 300 missing text messages, and a public utility that may have been telling two different

National Democrats have said for months that the race for Colorado’s 5th Congressional District could be won by Democratic candidate Jessica Killin this year,

I recently finished reading the three-volume “Autobiography of Mark Twain,” a massive and copious meandering through the author’s mind and memory. Almost the

You may have never heard of Advance Colorado, even though it is behind ballot initiatives you will vote on this November – and, according to the Colorado

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I’ve been thinking a lot about TDS – Trump Derangement Syndrome.

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This summer has been a busy one for city and state parks land managers in southern Colorado. New trails have been built in a couple of parks and we now have

Every Labor Day weekend, Manitou Springs buzzes with nearly 100 local, regional and national artists. The 52nd Annual Commonwheel Artists Co-op Labor Day

Colorado Springs City Council decided in a close 5 to 4 vote to advance the dissolution of the Old Colorado City Downtown Development Authority (OCC DDA)

Have you ever complained? By the odds you have once, it’s in our human nature to be curious and question what’s new. Sometimes bonding happens when people

The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) in Old Colorado City (OCC), the result of a citizen-led initiative approved by voters in 2024, faces the possibility

She showed up when the cameras were gone and the meeting was over. She showed up when immigrant families needed food, an interpreter, a ride, help enrolling a

“Hiking Bob” Falcone is something of a local celebrity – as is his trail-buddy dog, Coal.

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In the Project Statement, the developer says that these facilities will be used for pre-production graphics processing unit (GPU) testing, including burn-in

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When I look around at the Southside and the greater Southeast Colorado Springs region, I know what I see. I see people I grew up with, along with people who

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From Loving the Springs podcast:

Kimberly Gold serves on the Colorado Springs City Council representing District 4.

Have we become too numb to confront what is happening in plain sight? I have responded to many emergencies where neighbors later said they had sensed disaster