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EconomyThe Pikes Peak economy is holding up well, the UCCS Economic Forum report saysIf you've wondered how the local economy is doing, the 30th annual UCCS Economic Forum report has an answer. Bill Craighead, the forum's director, told The Gazette, "The Colorado Springs economy is holding up well." The report notes some recovery in jobs numbers and Colorado Springs sales tax collections, plus modest gains in housing.Today’s editionRead

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  • Park budgetColorado Springs City Council approved nearly $400,000 for parks in its 2027 budget markup, including three positions, a graffiti removal machine and $75,000 in restroom improvements.

    Colorado Springs City Council approved nearly $400,000 for parks in its 2027 budget markup, including three positions, a graffiti removal machine and $75,000 in restroom improvements. Council member David Leinweber made the case, citing survey data showing a majority of residents don't feel safe in city parks.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KOAA News5