Fort Carson soldier killed in Afghanistan
A Fort Carson soldier died Friday in Kandahar, Afghanistan, in a noncombat-related incident, according to the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Unipixel may double workforce by 2018
Unipixel Inc., a 60-employee Colorado Springs operation acquired from Atmel Corp. last year could double in size by 2018 as technology advances to allow mobile-device manufacturers to produce screens that...
Pair arrested in Monument with 32 pounds of marijuana in rental car
A man and woman were arrested Saturday in Monument when police found them in a rental car with more than 32 pounds of marijuana, stolen identification documents and a handgun,...
Colorado Springs-based supertanker needs federal clearance before it can help combat wildfires
As wildfires rage throughout Colorado and the western United States, some have asked why the massive tanker housed at the Colorado Springs Airport has not been brought in to help.
Colorado Springs police seek masked gunman after business robbery
Colorado Springs police on Sunday hunted for a robber who pulled a gun inside a business near Memorial Park and demanded cash.
Colorado Springs man’s guilty plea in day-care molestation precludes trial
A Colorado Springs man faces a possible life sentence in prison after admitting that he sexually assaulted five children at his wife's unlicensed day-care service.
This Colorado city came in ninth on the list of “America’s 15 Rudest Cities”
Colorado Springs came in at ninth on the list of America's 15 Rudest Cities.
Air Force coach Chris Gobrecht on Pat Summitt: 鈥淪he was very, very generous鈥�
Count Chris Gobrecht among those checking for frequent updates on Pat Summitt, as the longtime Tennessee women's basketball coaching legend has apparently entered the final stages of a battle with...
Colorado Springs becomes tiny house “capital of America”
Colorado Springs is quickly becoming the epicenter of the national movement that encourages finding freedom through the smaller price tags that come with these smaller homes.
Homeless camps delay reopening of Colorado Springs-area campground
Reopening the popular The Crags campground on Pikes Peak has been delayed because of the growing problem of homeless camps on U.S. Forest Service land.