Olivia Prentzel

President Joe Biden named Colorado Springs the permanent base for the command in 2023. Former Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers says Colorado will be fighting “an uphill battle” to keep it.

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The ballot measure was an effort by state lawmakers to reverse an unintended consequences of a law passed in 2020 abolishing Colorado’s death penalty

State analysts estimate the measure will increase spending initially by $12,000 to cover a computer update, then in about 20 years, by $12 million to $28 million per year due to longer prison sentences

Managers at Illegal Pete’s, a fast-casual burrito restaurant chain, were told to dispose yellow onions, a day after an E. coli outbreak was linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders

Authorities say Benjamin Harmon sold psilocybin to a 15-year-old boy before he fell from a crane on a construction site and died after ingesting the mushrooms

A total of 49 people across 10 states are infected with E. coli, according to the CDC. The highest number of cases are in Colorado.

Citizens and county commissions clash in the high country, plus Colorado’s AI law gets revisions, the Cemex battle continues and more

The weekend storm brought early winter to many parts of the state, including Pagosa Springs, where Wolf Creek ski area will open Tuesday for the season

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