How Are New Nationwide Abortion Laws Affecting Colorado?
When the Supreme Court ruled to overturn the decades-long Roe v. Wade decision, people from both sides of the political spectrum reacted. Many conservatives across the country embraced the decision and were delighted that the legality of abortions would be brought to each state to consider.
Working and Planning the Next Generation Bike Race with Pikes Peak APEX
Micah Rice, executive director of the Pikes Peak APEX cycling race, approaches his job by balancing planning, fun and conscientious understanding of the land. Held in September every year, the APEX mixes elements of professional and amateur riders in a four-day mountain bike challenge bringing the outdoor community together.
All Eyes to the Sky on Labor Day Weekend
Roughly 75 brightly colored balloons will float over Colorado Springs during the Labor Day Liftoff festival. This liftoff will be held Sept. 3-5 at Memorial Park and includes an array of activities and events for the whole family. This is one of the largest free hot air balloon festivals held in the country.
Maintaining the Pioneer Soul with an Iconic Race Like Pikes Peak Marathon
Ron Ilgen, President of Pikes Peak Marathon, knows that the balance of the race's international popularity needs to be balanced with local pride in addition to effective planning, robust volunteer operations and, of course, logistics.
HB 1317 Aims to Curb Marijuana Concentrate in Colorado
Colorado House Speaker Alec Garnett says Colorado laws and regulations have failed to keep up with the evolution of cannabis products.
Continued Conflicts Stirring in Colorado Over Wise Use of Land and Resources – Part...
In the Centennial State, Conservation Colorado leads the charge for 30 by 30. Conservation Colorado and other philosophically aligned ecologists, like Western Resource Advocates, want to add 14 million acres to Colorado’s permanent protections by 2030. That’s a 233% increase in acreage over a few years from the current 6 million.
Continued Conflicts over Wise Use vs Ecological Protectionism of Land and Resources in Colorado
Colorado is the eighth largest state by area. It has considerable natural resources and historic outdoor recreation. Conservation has always been part of its commonwealth. But new environmentalism, like the type seen in the 30 by 30 plan, is of a different “nature” than traditional land management.
Creating a Taste of Venezuela in the Springs with Kariacos
Creating a culinary business, especially one steeped in traditional food with a twist is always about pivoting and understanding your customers. Samuel Tovar, who created Kariacos Food Truck and recently established the Kariacos brick-and-mortar eatery on Circle Drive in Colorado Springs, used this approach to bring the taste of Venezuela to his new home.
History with a sense of nostalgia and fun at O’Furrys Sports Pub & Grill
O'Furry's Sports Pub & Grill (and, by extension, its sister business: The Omelette Parlor) are staples of Colorado Springs lore. The space that is O'Furry's used to be the barn house of Ruth Etting, a popular Folies singing star of the late 1920s, while the Omelette Parlor was her actual house. The floorboards have stayed the same and likely hold many stories in them.
Violent Crime is Skyrocketing and Hurting Denver’s Restaurants: Is Colorado Springs Next?
Between 2019 and 2020, crime rose almost 9 percent in Colorado, according to newly released FBI statistics. That's the fifth-highest increase in the crime rate in the country.













