Year: 2023

Ralph Routon, a veteran journalist with a rich history in Colorado Springs media, has been an integral part of the journalistic landscape for over two decades.

The ACLU of Colorado announced today (March 17) that Saul Cisneros has received a $25,000 settlement from El Paso County

A Woodland Park resident, Robert Gieswein, aged 26, admitted guilt on March 6 to a felony charge linked to his involvement in the breach of the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.

In her investigative piece titled “Wing and a Prayer,” Sixty35 Senior Reporter Pam Zubeck leaves no stone unturned as she uncovers the motives and consequences behind Church For All

The mayoral race in Colorado Springs is heating up, with candidates making significant strides in their campaign efforts. Here’s a rundown of the latest developments:

As the April 4th city election approaches in Colorado Springs, voters are presented with opportunities to delve deeper into the platforms and visions of the candidates vying for City Council

Hillside Connection spearheaded its second annual GameLikeHer Basketball Camp on March 4th, drawing in seventy girls aged 6 to 14 to the basketball courts.

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.

The proposed Uintah Apartments project, slated to comprise 56 units on a 2.27-acre site near 19th and Uintah streets

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.