Colorado Springs News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire | Podcast en RSS.com

Colorado Springs News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

Colorado Springs News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

por The Local Wire

Noticias del día

Colorado Springs: Water main work causes major Pueblo intersection closure | June 22

Colorado Springs crews are closing 29th & Elizabeth Street for weeks due to water main repairs, impacting traffic west of I-25. The city also mourns the death of former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan and tracks new arrests in a criminal investigation linked to stolen vehicles and illegal clubs.

Colorado Springs News Today — June 21

Colorado Springs police are investigating a violent shooting at an apartment complex in the eastern part of the city, while the Southern Colorado Juneteenth Festival celebrated Black heritage in downtown. Two black bears were spotted on a driveway in west Colorado Springs, prompting wildlife experts to advise caution and public safety measures.

Colorado Springs: Serial killer admits to 8 murders, local event draws car enthusiasts | June 20

Colorado Springs: Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to murdering eight women, including Shannan Gilbert, in the Gilgo Beach serial killer case. The city also prepares for the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb and Fan Fest, with clear skies and 93.8°F weather forecasted.

Colorado Springs: Beloved tortoise stolen from Colorado Springs pet store found safe | June 19

Colorado Springs: A stolen tortoise from a local pet shop has been recovered, while a bear made headlines for stealing a trash bag. City crews also face delays in repaving Fairview Street and Thunder Ridge Drive in Woodland Park.

Colorado Springs: Wastewater upgrades cause traffic delays in southeast Pueblo | June 18

Colorado Springs: Wastewater upgrades near Confluence Park cause traffic delays through mid-July, and heat records break with temperatures over 80°F. Juneteenth celebration faces declining support, prompting organizers to seek community input for revitalization.

Colorado Springs: Southmoor Drive repaving nears completion, ending six-year closure | June 17

Colorado Springs — This episode covers the completion of Southmoor Drive repaving in Fountain after six years, a tropical storm warning for Louisiana with flood risks, and a historic indigenous canoe journey from Taiwan to the Philippines.

Colorado Springs: Scooter rider dies in North Circle Drive crash | June 16

Colorado Springs officials address a fatal scooter crash on North Circle Drive and a structure fire in the northern part of the city, while also launching a youth tackle football program and hosting a renters’ rights workshop. The episode also highlights wellness events and weather updates for residents.

Colorado Springs: Fox acquires Roku in $22 billion deal | June 15

Colorado Springs — Fox finalized a $22 billion deal to buy Roku, while traffic changes took effect at Dublin Boulevard and Marksheffel Road. The Pikes Peak region was named a Sentinel Landscape, and the Pikes Peak Pride parade drew crowds downtown.

Colorado Springs: Fire truck crash injures multiple in downtown Colorado Springs | June 14

Colorado Springs experienced a major fire truck and bus collision near downtown on June 14, 2026, leaving several injured and causing road closures. A strong cold front brought cooler temperatures, rain, and reduced visibility, prompting weather warnings for drivers.

Colorado Springs: FBI warns of drone and wolf threats as World Cup kicks off in Colorado Spring... | June 13

Colorado Springs residents should stay alert as the FBI warns of potential drone and lone wolf threats during the World Cup, with the U.S. Soccer team winning its opening match. The city also approved Project Taurus, a major downtown development, and plans home and garden events this weekend.

1 de 8