Colorado Springs Utilities is switching to winter pricing today — lowering on-peak electricity rates nearly 50% from 29 to 15 cents for homeowners, renters and local businesses during weekdays from 5 to 9 p.m. amid rising bills.
The Colorado Springs Philharmonic launches its 100th season with new music director Chloé Dufresne shaping a lineup of concerts from romantic performances in February to family concerts and world premieres.
The season promises creative programs and deep local ties - a milestone for our music community.
Flock cameras will soon be removed from El Paso County neighborhoods, and residents are expressing mixed feelings (some worry about safety while others expect greater privacy).
Officials have not yet announced any plans for a replacement system.
Colorado Springs Utilities postponed work to replace Penrose Reservoir with a pair of 60-foot tanks after neighbors raised concerns during a meeting on Sept.
23 at the reservoir site. It will hold another meeting on Oct. 14 (to review updated plans before construction begins early 2027).
Health professionals warn that respiratory illnesses may rise this fall and urge residents to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV at local clinics (including walk-in centers) to prevent serious complications.
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Colorado Springs Imaging is offering $100 mammogram screenings for patients without insurance, with appointments scheduled in less than 30 minutes.
Radiology tech Julie Buffenmeyer urges women to get screened early to detect any issues before they progress.
The Broadmoor and Mining Exchange have received the Michelin Key designation, joining 16 Michelin-rated hotels statewide.
Staff at the Mining Exchange were surprised by the honor, which was introduced by the guide in 2024.
Funky Little Theater Co. is staging 'Driving Miss Daisy' at Palmer Lake Town Hall from today to Oct.
17, telling the story of an unlikely friendship that spans decades plus offers moments to reflect on social change. Performances run at 7 p.m. Fridays and 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturdays.
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