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- Oct 1, 2026
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Trial set for Colorado Springs woman accused of assaulting Tinder date (opens the original)
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More than four years after the crimes for which she stands accused, Lauren Dooley, a Colorado Springs woman charged with kidnapping and assaulting a man she met on a dating app, is set to face a jury after pleading not guilty during a final arraignment hearing Thursday before 4th Judicial District Judge Eric Bentley. Dooley was 22 when she was arrested Sept. 28, 2022, after police responded to an address on East Cache La Poudre Street and found a 21-year-old man naked and bleeding in the parking
D-11 board votes to reinstate teacher dismissed over ‘insubordination’ (opens the original)
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A fifth grade teacher in Colorado Springs, who was dismissed from her job last December over allegations including insubordination, is heading back to the classroom after a Wednesday vote by the Board of Education for School District 11. McAuliffe Elementary teacher Angelica Givler-Viers had been fighting the dismissal since it was handed down by the board late last year, after Superintendent Michael Gaal recommended she be let go due to “insubordination, neglect of duty and/or other good and ju
After unlocking disaster relief funds, FEMA denies individual assistance, mitigation support to Colorado (opens the original)
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Individual property owners impacted by fires and floods in Colorado won’t be getting a leg up from the federal government — at least without a fight. According to an announcement late Friday from the office of Gov. Jared Polis, two portions of the state’s recently approved Major Disaster Declaration for the Aspen Acres and Gold Mountain fires, subsequent flooding and debris flows, have been denied assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Individual Assistance would have provided
Colorado Springs tattoo expo is a sensuous feast of ink and art (opens the original)
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The Villain Arts Tattoo Festival is a mosh pit romp down the rabbit hole of how far humans are willing to go to adorn the blank canvas of a birthday suit. “Twelve sessions, over a hundred hours” so far, said Colorado Springs resident Robert Valencia, as tattoo artist Carlos Piedrahita prepared to return to work Saturday on the multicolored dermal tapestry scrolling Valencia’s lower limbs. Today’s project: left thigh, continuing the arabesques that lace up and coalesce into an otherworldly siren
Public health alert: Sewage spill contaminates Arkansas River downstream of Pueblo (opens the original)
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Health officials are warning the public to avoid the Arkansas River downstream of Pueblo – until further notice – after a “significant accidental release” of untreated sewage from the city of Pueblo’s wastewater treatment plant last week was found to have contaminated the water with high levels of E.coli. “The contaminated water will move downstream, but the advisory applies to the Arkansas River from where Fountain Creek enters the river through John Martin Reservoir, including areas near Blend
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