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SIDE STREETS: Neighbors don’t cotton to tree’s output
Folks on Garlock Way are sitting in tall cotton, and they aren't very happy about it.
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She's been there - time to give back
Emily Brown hadn't ridden a bike for 10 years.
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Update: Beating death
The case A homeless man was hit in the head, allegedly with a rock, on July 8 at Dorchester Park, 1130 S.
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Soldier could serve 12 years for beating man with helmet
A Fort Carson sergeant could be sentenced to up to 12 years in prison after allegedly beating a man with his helmet.
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Thousands in Springs still eligible for stimulus checks
Thousands of Colorado Springs residents could get $300 from Uncle Sam, and all they have to do is claim the money.
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BARRY NOREEN: City officials slow to make decisions about new trails at Pikes Peak
It's turning out that going the extra mile on the south slope of Pikes Peak is a heroic effort.
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Copters were down when calls for help came in
Colorado Springs' two rescue helicopters were grounded for maintenance Monday when they received a call for help.
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Late-night joy ride turns deadly
Early Tuesday morning, 17-year-old Lolita Prater helped her boyfriend push a Ford Explorer out of her sleeping parents' Woodmoor driveway.
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Imagination – or an animal – is on the loose
An African lion, or some other large feline predator, is loose east of Colorado Springs.
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YOUR SPACE: Fighting plaque to fighting crime
If you misbehave on the north side of town, you might find yourself facing the person who used to come after your teeth with sharp objects.
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Proposed manual doesn’t pass muster with Springs council
They may not be doctors, but members of the Colorado Springs City Council are recommending surgery on the first draft of a new governance manual for Memorial Health System.
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Dobson garners hall of fame honor
James Dobson's nationally syndicated radio show "Focus on the Family" has become the first faith-based radio program to be inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame.
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Deckers fire 50 percent contained
A wildfire burning five miles north of Deckers was about 50 percent contained Monday night, a Jefferson County Sheriff's Offce spokesman said.
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Police searching for missing man
Joseph Martinez, a 37-year-old Colorado Springs man who had been missing since Thursday, was found Monday at a Colorado Springs mission, police reported.
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Ridership is up on casino shuttle
With casino revenues down this year, it would be natural to assume there are lots of empty seats on the gambling buses heading to Cripple Creek.
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Warm, dry weather may fuel Deckers fire
A fire near Deckers northwest of Colorado Springs has scorched 140 acres and is 0 percent contained.
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Kindergarten: Small child, big decision
Deciding when to send a child to kindergarten can be difficult for parents.
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