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Attendees stuck in traffic for hours following Bruno Mars concert (opens the original)
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Superstar entertainer Bruno Mars brought “The Romantic Tour” to Colorado Springs over the weekend, packing Falcon Stadium on Saturday and Sunday, and by most accounts, the singer/songwriter brought the house down. But after the performance, many attendees spent more time in their cars than they did at the concert due to major traffic gridlock that left thousands of vehicles at a standstill for hours. Beginning early Sunday, social media practically overflowed with frustrated posts about families
Air Force Academy ranks among top undergraduate colleges: Survey (opens the original)
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The Air Force Academy has been recognized as one of the top undergraduate colleges in the country, according to the latest rankings by U.S. News & World Report. The 2027 report, released on Sept. 22, is the result of a sweeping evaluation of more than 1,700 colleges and universities based on a variety of factors including academic quality, graduation rates and retention rates. Consistently ranked as a top undergraduate school for the past 18 years, the Air Force Academy earned 11 citations in th
Colorado Springs weather: Brace for a rainy week (opens the original)
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Colorado Springs-area residents are advised to remember their umbrellas and brace for steady rain throughout most of the week, beginning as early as Monday afternoon, according to Gazette news partner KOAA. “Our first round of steady rain moves in tonight into Tuesday morning, and that is just a precursor of what’s to come this week,” said News 5 meteorologist Alan Rose. “We’re not going to see a lot of sunshine in the Springs and in southern Colorado for at least the next 2-3 days.” In Colorado
Body of missing boater at Lake Pueblo State Park recovered (opens the original)
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Following an overnight search, Colorado Parks and Wildlife personnel early Monday recovered the body of a missing boater from Lake Pueblo State Park, according to a news release. The individual was first reported missing at about 5:30 p.m. Sunday, at which time Parks and Wildlife officers began searching the west-central portion of the reservoir using a sonar-equipped patrol boat, officials said. Divers from the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office and personnel from the Pueblo West Fire Department so
‘A great day for Fort Carson’: Army base begins demolishing 300 townhomes in Phase 2 of housng project (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, Fort Carson garrison commander Col. Phill Warren climbed behind the controls of an excavator and, after some instruction from construction personnel, tore down the exterior wall of an old townhome. The demolition marked the beginning of Phase 2 of a construction project that will eventually place more than 450 new homes in the Arapahoe Village neighborhood. Phase 1 of the project, which began in 2022, involved demolishing about 250 “legacy homes” built in the late 1950s and replacing
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