Debbie Kelley

Blustery gusts kicked up Thursday about the same time as some residents of El Paso County's portion of the Eastern Plains learned about a new proposed wind farm in their

A nationwide Christian nonprofit based in Colorado Springs has created what it says is a new care model for patients in nursing homes and other paid facilities, and it will

Following a United States Surgeon General’s report last year concluding that 48% of parents believe their stress is completely overwhelming on most days, Children’s Hospital Colorado officials are focusing their first town hall of this year on wellness of parents and other caregivers.

Colorado prisons and jails appear to be staying the course, for now, in the face of one of President Donald Trump's new executive orders requiring transgender women in federal custody

A Great Depression-era church in downtown Colorado Springs that went on the market more than a year ago has sold for $4 million to — wait for it — another prominent local church, one of a different flavor but that embraces the same Christian underpinnings. Woodmen Valley Chapel at the end of December acquired the First Christian Church, which opened 90 years ago at the corner of North Cascade and East Platte avenues.

When a wildfire, hurricane, tornado or other natural disaster devastates a community, a flood of empathy rushes in.

Homelessness expert Donald W. Burnes reads from his book, "When We Walk By" on Wednesday at Rico's Café and Wine Bar in Colorado Springs.

Shortly before 8 p.m. Monday night, as members of the Out Loud Men’s Chorus were rehearsing inside First Congregational Church in downtown Colorado Springs, a neighbor’s video cam captured two cars pulling up, and six individuals jumping out and ripping down a large, rainbow-colored banner that for years has hung in the church portico.

The measure passed Tuesday on a 7-2 vote, with Council members Yolanda Avila and Nancy Henjum not supporting the proposal. Avila reiterated her view that the ban “criminalizes our most vulnerable” by ticketing primarily homeless people for certain behavior.

“Where did you sleep last night?” About 100 volunteers, many of whom work at agencies that provide services to homeless people, will be on the streets of El Paso County