Good morning, Colorado Springs.

The annual Polar Plunge Fundraiser will be held soon in Colorado Springs to raise money for the Special Olympics, with the day’s schedule and details to be announced later.

A new food truck lot known as The Lot opened Saturday near Weidner Field and the Olympic Museum in downtown Colorado Springs—food trucks will rotate weekly.

The lot will serve lunch—11:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m. and dinner—4:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

On Saturday morning, officers responded to a domestic disturbance on the 500 block of Lionstone Drive in eastern Colorado Springs and arrested 19-year-old Giovanni Arcos—now facing multiple charges including attempted murder.

On Saturday night, March 15th, police responded to a shooting on Sonoma Drive and found two victims who were taken to the hospital—both are expected to survive—while investigators search for the shooter.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife District Manager Aaron Berscheid said that as Colorado Springs grows east, the pronghorn herd is expected to move further east—losing habitat as development increases.

CPW advises that the animals will seek more open space if growth continues in the area.

El Paso County Sheriff’s Office is recruiting residents for its volunteer program that trains them to help with traffic control, lost property, and security at crime scenes, with applications open until March 24.

The Posse Academy runs from April 15—May 3 and all first-year volunteers will receive a commemorative patch after training.

Yolanda Avila will leave the Colorado Springs City Council in April after eight years of service as an advocate for District 4 and for residents with disabilities.

She led projects like the $8.5 million Panorama Park renovation and pressed for better transit and safety — she also endorsed Chauncy Johnson as her successor — with her final council meeting set for April 8.

Mikko Rantanen played his first game as a Dallas Stars forward on Sunday at Ball Arena against the Avalanche as Cale Makar scored an overtime winner to secure a 4 to 3 loss—fans cheered and booed during his return.

Rantanen said he handled the mixed crowd well and is focused on helping his team improve as they prepare for a possible playoff matchup.

Colorado State’s men’s basketball team, led by Colorado Springs native Nique Clifford, clinched an NCAA Tournament spot by winning the Mountain West Conference Tournament against Boise State on Saturday.

The Rams hold a 25 to 9 record and will play No. 5 seed Memphis in Seattle on Friday, March 21 at 11 a.m. PT on TBS.

Toddler Time at Library 21c

An engaging program featuring songs, rhymes, and stories for toddlers aged 1 to 2 and their caregivers, designed to foster early literacy skills.

Creative Art Adventures for Young Children

This event offers creative and playful art activities for children aged 1 to 5, encouraging messy exploration alongside their parents or caregivers.

Live Music Performance by Michael Reese

Renowned guitarist Michael Reese, nominated 'Best Guitarist of the Year' by the Los Angeles Music Awards, will perform live at Rico's Cafe, showcasing his exceptional talent.

Children's Storytime at Old Colorado City Library

This event features storytelling and activities for children ages 3-7 along with their parents or caregivers.

Brass Brewing Company's Anniversary Celebration

The event celebrates Brass Brewing Company's anniversary with live performances featuring Acoustic Americana, American Roots, Indie/Alternative Country, Indie Folk, and Red Dirt Music.

Colorado Springs Philharmonic Presents: Bach and Mozart

The Colorado Springs Philharmonic features a concert showcasing works by Bach and Mozart, benefiting select charitable causes.

Fantasy Adventure Camp for Ages 8-12

This camp offers children aged 8 to 12 the opportunity to enhance their motor and social skills through fantasy-themed play led by qualified therapists.

Annie: A Family Theatrical Experience

Annie is a Tony-winning Broadway production that brings the beloved family tale to life with engaging performances and delightful storytelling.

All-Ages Story Time

1-2 p.m. | Peterson Library | Free | Enjoy a delightful hour of stories, songs, and crafts for all ages.

Live Music Performance by Levi Maez

Enjoy an evening of classic rock, folk, and country music with Levi Maez, a seasoned performer in Colorado Springs for over 40 years.