In the fall, Koen Beaver will begin studying at Columbia University in New York City, majoring in physics, and possibly minoring in philosophy. He relishes researching and exploring the similarities ...

Shayna Kudumula’s past, present and future have seemingly coalesced around a single focal point — medicine. As a child, Kudumula’s interest in medicine began with a fascination with the human body’s ...

Starting this year, Colorado is the first Western state after California with a statewide, mandatory building code for structures in the wildland-urban interface, where communities encroach on ...

Colorado Springs police saw a conclusion to a months-long investigation into organized crime and a vehicle theft last week, ...

By Mary Shinn and Stephanie Earls A Fort Carson-based Army Reserve captain who recently ran an unsuccessful bid for Congress ...

A person in a wheelchair died early Sunday after being hit by a bus in east Colorado Springs, according to law enforcement ...

Julie Penrose, wife of the wildly successful gold- and copper-miner, Spencer, wanted the couple’s 27-acre residential estate ...

A lesson about moving forward from mistakes and challenges from her third-grade teacher is something Annika Lindemann has never forgotten; in fact, it’s been a driving force for her ever since. This ...

Americans are both proud and critical of our higher educational system. More American universities are highly ranked than ...

As a kid growing up in Colorado, I loved watching the animated series The Super Friends, who fought against evil and for good ...

Over the past several weeks, I have heard consistent concern from parents, staff, and community members. They want greater transparency and clearer communication from District 11 leadership. In a time ...

Best and Brightest Winner Trent Gregg “demonstrates exceptional leadership and commitment.” These are the words of his student council sponsor at Peyton High School.   Trent currently carries a G.P.A ...