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Marijuana: constant battle for acceptance
KC Stark, founder and owner of Studio A64, says the time has come for public acceptance of the new state law, but others aren't so sure.
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Ex-councilman Charles Wingate, wife cited in child neglect of boy, 13
A notorious former Colorado Springs city councilman and his wife were cited for child neglect after Colorado Springs police found a naked 13-year-old boy living in a home littered with feces.
Poll shows support to recall anti-gun Colorado Democrat
The drive to recall a top Colorado Democratic legislator over his gun-control support received a boost Thursday from a newly released poll showing a plurality of his constituents support removing him from office.
Buena Vista Bike Fest and FIBArk on tap in Chaffee County
Salida resident Matt Fritz rides through the white water park on the Arkansas Rvier in town Wednesday, Jan.
Michelle O'Neal helps her son, Monty O'Neal test drive his new bicycle Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at Queen Palmer Elementary School in Colorado Springs.
Flood study to pinpoint areas most at risk
Colorado U.S. Senator Michael Bennet, left, greets Neal Vercler and other Americorps workers Friday, February 22, 2013 at Wolfe Ranch in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Colorado Springs program offers diapering help to new military parents
When Victoria Emry's husband joined the Air Force as an officer, she expected his paycheck would easily support their family.
Warrior Games 2013: Airman faces challenge at Games as TBI victim
Capt. Mitchell Kieffer and Staff Sgt. Lara Ishikawa warm up before running laps at the Academy indoor track during the Wounded Warrior Games Training Camp held in Colorado Springs, Colo., April 17, 2013.
Food truck project hopes to revitalize downtown area
Several food trucks opened for business at a busy Colorado Springs intersection Wednesday as part of a project to revitalize the city's downtown area.
Mitsubishi unveils a pair of new all electric racecars for 2013 Pikes Peak hill climb
If you think about automotive racing, green probably doesn't come to mind. However, race teams are very keen on fuel efficiency and races are commonly won based on fuel economy alone.
Hick signs 'Breakfast After the Bell'
The law means that schools with higher levels of impoverished children will be required - with some exceptions - to serve a free breakfast to all students after the start of the school day.
Lawyer: Ex-Buff charged in assault not wearing Nebraska gear after all
The lawyer for former University of Colorado football player Alex Lewis -- who, along with Buffs quarterback Jordan Webb, is facing charges stemming from a University Hill assault -- backtracked Wednesday on comments suggesting his client may have been "accosted" for wearing Nebraska Cornhuskers gear.
Pot-shop limit is an option in Manitou Springs
Yesterday, Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach called recreational marijuana a "public safety issue," and indicated that he's likely to advocate for a ban on pot shops in his city.
Guthrie, Helm and Croce set for local summer shows
Granted, Colorado Springs doesn't always get the best-known musicians coming through, but we'll soon be getting a lot of their offspring.
New laws lay out the path for Amendment 64's implementation
When it comes to marijuana in Colorado, bills passed by legislators, mandating this shall do that , are hardly the last word.
Snow in May isn't unusual for Colorado, and sadly, neither is a scorching, dry summer.
CCHS point guard invited to national camp
Clay-Chalkville girls' basketball point guard Kristian Hudson will attend the USA Basketball Women's U16 National Team Trials on May 23-27 in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Baseball in Colorado Springs; Scatter, Adapt, and Remember; Every Boy Should Have a Man
If you ever lose sight of Colorado Springs' gritty, blue-collar beginnings, just remember that our first professional baseball team, created in 1901, was nicknamed the Millionaires.
Men's basketball: CU Buffs' Tad Boyle named court coach for 2013 USA...
On Tuesday, Colorado men's basketball coach Tad Boyle was one of three men selected to be court coaches for the 2013 USA Basketball Men's World University Games training camp.
Greeley man picks up cans as he runs
JOSHUA POLSON/jpolson@greeleytribune.com A can along 35th Avenue catches the eye of Robert Waltman during his jog Tuesday morning in Greeley.