The race for mayor of Colorado Springs is heating up as significant funds pour into the campaign coffers of several contenders vying in a competitive 12-way contest slated for the April 4 city election.
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Uintah Apartments project withdrawn
The proposed Uintah Apartments project, slated to comprise 56 units on a 2.27-acre site near 19th and Uintah streets
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Munchies makes moves in the iconic Michelle’s location, playing a heavy hand with huge portions
Munchies has taken a bold step into the historic location once occupied by Michelle Chocolatiers on Tejon Street, injecting new life into the long-vacant space with its hearty portions and eclectic menu offerings.
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Dark money goes negative in COS city election
In the Colorado Springs city election, a group named Colorado Springs for Ethical Government (CSEG) has taken a negative turn by purchasing ads targeting mayoral candidate Wayne Williams on KOAA TV.
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Candidates on mental health, the disabled, Council pay
Candidates’ viewpoints on various issues related to the Colorado Springs municipal election have been highlighted in a recent questionnaire by Sixty35 news magazine.
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Elected officials welcome at a Moms for Liberty meeting, D11 grandparent kicked out
A recent meeting hosted by the conservative education activist group Moms for Liberty – El Paso County has sparked concern after a Colorado Springs School District 11