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Black Hills addresses odor in Woodland Park and Monument
(WOODLAND PARK/MONUMENT, Colo.) — Black Hills Energy released a statement about reports of odor issues impacting two Southern Colorado communities. According to Black Hills Energy, the issue was first reported on Sunday, July 14 in Monument. Black Hills Energy has been coordinating with local fire departments because of an increase in calls related to the […]
School District 11 announces a new ‘no phone’ policy
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — One of Colorado Springs’ biggest school districts, D11, announced a new “no cell phone” policy for the upcoming school year, and many parents are not happy about it. School District 49 discussed banning phones in the classroom earlier this year,which was also met with debate. District 11 says banning cell phones in […]
Colorado City Among the Nation’s Top Ten for Overall Drug Use
Ask a Colorado resident about common misconceptions outsiders have about our state and one of the examples they are likely to bring up is that it simply is not true that all Coloradans smoke the devil's lettuce. 12 years ago, Colorado became the first state to legalize recreational marijuana. In...
Sound wall installed for Ford Amphitheater
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (PPRBD) said crews are putting up the sound wall around the Ford Amphitheater. Ford Amphitheater is scheduled to open on Aug. 9 with performances by OneRepublic. PPRBD said there is still a lot of work to be done but crews are working hard to get everything […]
Colorado Has Two of the Smartest Cities in the Country
Coloradans may have a reason to feel a bit smarter than the rest of the country. Compared to the rest of the country, Colorado ranks as the fifth best state in terms of education according to U.S. News. They ranked us at 12th for Pre-K-12 education, and then 4th in...
Mayor sets agenda for Jenkins proposal
UPDATE: Chris Jenkins of Norwood has asked that City Council remove their presentation from the July 16 City Council agenda. Manitou Springs Mayor John Graham addressed concerns over the July 16 presentation of a development proposal during the July 9 Manitou Springs City Council meeting. The proposal, from Chris and David Jenkins of Norwood Development Group, consists of an 18-acre land donation in exchange for the creation of a new road and possibly also a parking lot near the Manitou Incline.
Blue Angels set to appear at Pikes Peak Regional Airshow for first time
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KXRM) — The U.S. Navy Blue Angels will be flying at the Pikes Peak Regional Airshow for the first time in Colorado Springs history on Saturday, Aug. 17 and Sunday, Aug. 18, and tickets are selling fast. In addition to the Blue Angels, several other performances will be featured, including Wings of […]
“Dr. Dave “Celebrates 35 years of Business in Woodland Park
A Landmark Achievement Recorded For Powell Chiropractic and Wellness Center. Forget hitting the card tables and slots in Cripple Creek for big-time gambles or wagering bets on new development projects. According to the frequent used cliché in the Teller high country, the biggest local gamble could amount to owning and...
Countdown is on for Colorado Springs new concert venue, how much work is left
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - The clock is ticking for the large concert venue going up in Southern Colorado. The community in Colorado Springs is just weeks away from opening night at the $90 million dollar Ford Amphitheater. It’s been under construction since July 2023. 11News is checking in...
“Devastating” invasive species of mussel found in Colorado River, Government Highline Canal
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – An invasive mussel species has found its way to the Colorado River and the Government Highline Canal near Grand Junction, a development that Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials say is "devastating." Officials say the non-native zebra mussels could impact water users in the region...
New road sign in Teller County honors sacrifices of Purple Heart recipients
TELLER COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV) - When you’re driving through Divide, Teller County officials hope you’ll take a moment to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Last fall, commissioners officially proclaimed Teller County a “Purple Heart County,” recognizing and honoring those injured or...
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