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Colorado parents fear cuts to Medicaid's Community First Choice program (opens the original)
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CENTRAL SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — Parent caregivers in Colorado say they are alarmed by discussions of potential cuts or reductions to a Medicaid program called Community First Choice, or CFC — a program they say is essential to keeping their families stable and their children healthy. The concerns surfaced after a Medicaid Commission meeting earlier this month, where parents said they heard two senators on the Joint Budget Committee raise the possibility of changes to the program. Jo Remund, a pa
A vacant pool building is becoming a canvas for community history (opens the original)
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CENTRAL SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — A vacant building at Portal Park in Colorado Springs is getting a second life as a canvas for community art. Watch Liv's story in the video player below: Portal Pool has been out of commission for some time. Since the Portal Pool closed in 2020 after leaks and foundation issues, it has sat empty and unused for 6 years, leaving the pool fenced off from park-goers. The closure is a reminder of the neighborhood's deep mining history. Underneath the pool is a coal min
12,000 people and 57% more foot traffic on Thursday nights : Acacia Park's concert series delivered (opens the original)
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CENTRAL SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — Acacia Park's Thursday night summer music series drew more than 12,000 attendees this summer, according to the Downtown Partnership, and foot traffic through the park and downtown on concert nights was up 57% compared to the same time last year. According to the Downtown Partnership, nearly 800 concert-goers attended on average, and the highest-attended concert drew more than 1,200 visitors. Nearby businesses felt the boost as well. Luke Travins, owner of Jose Mul
Roswell neighborhood buries time capsule to preserve history of one of Colorado Springs' historic communities (opens the original)
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CENTRAL SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — The Roswell neighborhood — once its own town for railroad and coal mine workers before being annexed into Colorado Springs in 1950 — is embracing its history with a time capsule buried by neighbors who want to preserve the community's stories for the future. Quite a few of the homes in Roswell are over 100 years old. The time capsule project came together as neighbors gathered to honor the neighborhood's past and look ahead to its future. Susan Alexander, who move
Downtown Colorado Springs is booming — and the numbers prove it (opens the original)
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CENTRAL SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — More than 700 local businesses and community members gathered at the Downtown Partnership's annual breakfast to discuss how downtown Colorado Springs has evolved over the past decade. "The level of investment that we've seen downtown that it's grown fivefold in the last 10 years from just over $513 million to over 2.6 billion dollars," Gondeck said. Annual visits downtown grew from 5 million in 2016 to nearly 19 million in 2025. More than 3,000 residential units h
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