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Temple Aaron has been a place of worship for Jewish people in Southern Colorado and northern New Mexico for 135 years.

As more people move into small communities, some like Westcliffe and Silver Cliff, struggle to keep pace with infrastructure requirements, including the good old-fashioned toilet flush.

Meet the artist behind the giant puppet in this year's Manitou Springs Carnivale parade that honors the legacy of the late Charles Rockey.

Parts of the decades-old reconstructed adobe trading post near La Junta are failing. This led to the decision to close the upper level until the risks can be resolved and the structure restored. Also, the living history presentations there could undergo some changes, including how livestock may be managed.

Enforcing fire safety in homeless encampments is a challenging issue.

Bells mark the beginning of the Fiesta of the Lady of Guadalupe at the first parish established in Colorado.

For nearly three decades, Colorado Springs Teen Court has provided youth accused of misdemeanor crimes an alternative path aimed at preventing future criminal behavior.

The shooting happened at an LGBTQ club in Colorado Springs, killing five people and injured countless others.

The nearly 30-year tradition reflects the unique character of Manitou Springs and the people who live there while sharing some of the city’s history.

The mayor's most in-depth interview yet about his life and what led him to Colorado Springs and politics.