Good morning, Colorado Springs.

Residents are invited to share local ghost stories in honor of Colorado’s 150th birthday.

Submit your supernatural tales (500 words max) by Friday, Sept. 25 to be featured in a special call for eerie local legends.

A groundbreaking took place Saturday for the new temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Veneto Way near Highway 83 in northern Colorado Springs.

Neighbors in the Flying Horse neighborhood now share mixed feelings about possible traffic increases as the project transforms a long-unused open field.

A self-guided coffee crawl will hit 15 local coffee spots from Sept.

15 to Oct. 15 in Colorado Springs. Buyers get a digital map to use at each stop for a $5 credit + survey feedback to help local shops learn from customers.

Downtown Pilates House Studio, owned by Carmen Sanders, opened to the public four days after its soft launch and now runs mat Pilates classes Tuesday through Friday and on weekends at its new 117 E.

Boulder St. location (classes start at $15 with memberships from $99).

Children's Hospital Colorado is hosting a free virtual town hall today from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. to address youth mental health, covering suicide prevention, warning signs, and resources with panelists Lisa Horowitz, Beau Carubia, and Lauren Gallanis (reserve spots online).

At a rookie tournament in San Jose, Colorado’s Avalanche prospects showed promise as Alex Gagne had a goal, assist and fight in a 7–2 win, and T.J.

Hughes impressed and is expected to play NHL games soon. The team went 1–0–1 ahead of main camp.