After Two Young Students Brought Weapons To A Colorado Springs School Within A Week, People Are Asking How To Keep Guns Away From Kids
For children ages 5 to 14, unintentional firearm injuries are 10 times higher in the United States than other high-income countries.
Air Force Looking To Begin Addressing Rising Suicides With One-Day ‘Tactical Pause’
About 80 servicemembers have died by suicide so far in 2019 — a much higher number than at this time last year.
The Air Force Academy Chapel Just Closed For A 4-Year, $158 Million Renovation
The Cadet Chapel is the most-visited building in Colorado. Decades of leaks have extensively damaged the building.
Not All Coloradans Share In The Outdoor Experience. Blackpackers Wants To Change That
African Americans have been historically underrepresented in outdoor recreation, although studies show that beginning to change.
De’Von Bailey’s Wake, Funeral Follow Release Of Bodycam Footage And Autopsy
The funeral for the 19-year-old Colorado Springs man is scheduled for Friday.
Mother Of Man Killed By Colorado Springs Police: ‘Never Think It Can Never Happen To You’
Local faith leaders and the family of a black man killed by Colorado Springs Police stood before a crowd of about a hundred people outside of the department’s operations center on Tuesday to ask again for a new and independent investigation into the shooting.
Family Calls For Independent Investigation Into Fatal Police Shooting Of De’Von Bailey
Officers said Bailey was shot after reaching for a weapon, but have not elaborated further, citing a pending sheriff’s office investigation and subsequent review by the district attorney.
What Does It Mean To Be A ‘Space Soldier’?
Space Support Team 26 may sound like something out of science fiction, but in reality, this unit of a half dozen Colorado national guard soldiers recently deployed to Kuwait. They’re helping with the war in Afghanistan and other military goals in Southwest Asia. Space Support teams assist soldiers on the ground using assets outside the atmosphere.
Surveillance Video Shows The Moment Colorado Springs Police Shot A Black Teenager In The Back
The Colorado Springs Gazette obtained and released the video showing the shooting of 19-year-old De’von Bailey.
Protests Follow A Fatal Weekend Shooting Of A Black Man By Colorado Springs Police
Witnesses said 19-year-old De’von Bailey was shot multiple times in the back as he tried to flee from police Saturday evening.
A Longhorn Made A Break For The Bank In Colorado Springs, But Cowboys Made A Quick Withdrawal
Maybe he thought the markets were feeling bullish?
Despite A $50M Cleanup, Residents Still Bear The Costs Of Peterson AFB’s Water Contamination
The U.S. Air Force has spent hundreds of millions to clean up contamination from toxic firefighting foam used for training exercises on bases across the country.
Pueblo’s Steel Mill Was A Melting Pot Of Ethnic Diversity In Colorado 100 Years Ago
More than 40 languages were spoken and about 20 non-English newspapers were published in Pueblo in the early 20th century.
Gardner Doesn’t See Progress, Nor A Reason, For A 3rd Trump-Kim Summit
The U.S. President and North Korean leader are preparing for a third summit after two previous high-profile meetings failed to make substantial progress.
If It’s Not Careful, The Pikes Peak Region May Join Denver On The Ozone Naughty List
The Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments will work to mobilize the region to watch ozone levels and take certain steps on high ozone days.
The U.S. Olympic Committee Changes Its Name To Include Paralympic Movement
The former USOC, now the USOPC, has managed both the Olympic and Paralympic teams for decades.
