Colorado Springs Utilities claims it can't comply with state law and reduce its greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent by 2030.

Colorado Springs Utilities is working with local legislators on a bill that would give the Ray Nixon coal power plant a reprieve from state laws mandating it be closed in 2029.

Engineering and Ergonomics Behind Accessible Kitchen Seating In modern assistive technology design, the kitchen chair with ...

Plans for a Circle K convenience store and gas station on North Lake Antoine Road at the current site of City Sales will be ...

Winter in Colorado Springs has been a tale of weather whiplash so far, with the latest snowstorm breaking a more than 60-year-old snow total record. Piling more than a foot of snow in parts of the ...

The Sandy Springs community is raising funds to memorialize Charles "Eddie" Mobley, a Vietnam War veteran and beloved ...

Federal officials confirmed that a member of Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua was recently arrested in Colorado Springs after being tied to the kidnapping, interrogation and murder of another ...

A new analysis of railroad accident data reveals a recurring cycle of industry opposition and federal inaction to attempts to ...

Residents of 643 Southern Blvd. held an evening rally on Jan. 11 against their landlord, David Tennenbaum and Denali ...

Affordability will be a key political theme of the coming Illinois General Assembly as leaders signal proposals from health ...

Four elementary schools and one middle school saw the start of major upgrades in 2025 as part of phase two of AAPS' $1 ...