Good morning, Colorado Springs.

Longtime resident Wanda Stockwell celebrated her 103rd birthday Monday in Colorado Springs—she is known for her active spirit, healthy ways, and warm personality despite dealing with arthritis and a painful hip.

Raised on a dairy farm, she still keeps up her routines and inspires those around her.

On Monday, visitors in downtown Colorado Springs were greeted by ambassadors in bright yellow vests as part of the new Clean and Safe program—staff talked with shoppers and people experiencing homelessness, offered art tips, and reported litter and graffiti while covering about six miles per shift. The program will operate most days from Wednesday through Saturday and includes ambassadors like Dean Strain and Claire Ami.

On Labor Day, several hundred people gathered outside City Hall in downtown Colorado Springs for a 'Workers over Billionaires' rally to protest economic inequality and demand fair wages, social security protection, and taxation reforms—organizers said the event was part of the National May Day Strong Coalition's call for stronger support for workers. Attendees explained that they protested to urge government officials to improve conditions for working people.

A motorcyclist died early Sunday around 12:15 a.m. near Colorado Avenue and South 32nd Street—close to Red Rock Canyon Open Space—after his bike hit a curb and left the road; no one else was injured.

A suspect, 44-year-old Andrew Pressland, is facing charges after shots were reportedly fired outside a business on the 3700 block of Drennan Road in southeast Colorado Springs—officers said no one was injured and his vehicle was intercepted during a high-risk stop.

The Colorado Springs Police Department is asking for help in locating missing, at-risk 12-year-old Jasia Hoke who was last seen around 3:30 p.m. Friday on North Union Boulevard near Patty Jewett Golf Course wearing a red polo shirt, blue jeans and red, black and white Nike shoes — police describe him as a black male with short hair, 5'3 and weighing 85 pounds.

A 30-year-old man was accused of turning off the power supply to a cell tower in Woodland Park at about 4:45 p.m. Thursday, causing a major service outage in Teller County — he is now held on a $2,000 bond.

Hillside Gardens Summer Concert Series

5-8:30 p.m. — Hillside Gardens & Event Center — $18 per ticket — Enjoy an evening of local talent in a stunning garden setting with food and drinks.

Jazz Thursdays with Wayne Wilkinson

5-8 p.m. — The Mining Exchange — Free entry — Enjoy smooth live jazz featuring the Wayne Wilkinson Trio and soulful renditions of classics.

Americana Fridays: CountyWyde

4-7 p.m. — The Mining Exchange — Free entry — Enjoy lively Americana music with a bluegrass twist and community spirit.

Downtown Walking Tour: Historic Architecture & Murals

10:00-11:30 a.m. — BLK MGK Coffee — $15 — Explore the artistry and history of Colorado Springs' urban landscape with expert guides.

Dahlia Brunch

10 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Gather Mountain Blooms — Reservations recommended — Experience a relaxing Sunday brunch among blooming flowers with mimosas and a private flower picking experience.

Colorado Springs Senior Expo

10 a.m. – 1 p.m. — COS City Hub — Free entry — Connect with local organizations and enjoy prize drawings, refreshments and health screenings.

Tuesday Vibes: Sara Van Hecke

5-8 p.m. — The Mining Exchange — Free entry — Experience a blend of indie-folk and jazz from singer-songwriter Sara Van Hecke in a cozy bar setting.

Hillside Garlic Festival

9 AM – 2 PM — Hillside Gardens & Event Center — No Entry Fee — Experience the bold flavors of garlic with unique varietals and delicious bites in a beautiful setting.

Summer Concert Series

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Bancroft Park — Free entry — Enjoy a soulful performance by local artist Austin Johnson in the heart of Old Colorado City.

A Brother's Fountain Live Concert

5-9 p.m. — Hillside Gardens & Event Center — $18 admission — Experience the captivating sounds of A Brother's Fountain, a unique indie folk band you didn’t know you needed.