Manitou Springs is set to host the 31st annual Emma Crawford Coffin Races on Saturday with numerous road closures and detours ...

EVENTS Howl-o-Ween — With Buddy Up Beer release with $1 from each pour to benefit local shelters beginning at noon, dog ...

Manitou Springs is set to host the 30th annual Emma Crawford Coffin Races on Saturday with numerous road closures and detours ...

AURORA – Holy Family softball pitcher Emmaline Humphreys didn’t appear to have the joy of a player who had led her team to the 4A state final in the immediate aftermath of Saturday morning’s semifinal ...

The world’s richest gold rush that began in 1891 in what became the Cripple Creek Mining District created endless lines of mined ore carts slogging down the mountain to smelting and milling operations ...

Never a dull moment with this Palmer Ridge softball squad. Seldom a doubt either. The Bears didn’t know when their 10.7 runs per game would materialize in the first round and quarterfinals Friday, but ...

All good things must come to an end. The Avalanche suffered their first regulation loss of the season Saturday, falling 3-2 in a matinee against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden. Big mistakes again cost ...

With the death of Milford Ashworth at the age of 87, southern Teller County has lost an advocate who operated quietly but fiercely. Former mayor of Cripple Creek who revived the “Top of the World ...

Reuters WASHINGTON/CHICAGO • Cynthia Kirkhart, the CEO of Facing Hunger Foodbank in Huntington, W.V., has already had to explain to customers this year why the organization is rationing bags of ...

Austrian Julia Scheib dominates in giant slalom win Austrian skier Julia Scheib dominated the season-opening women’s World Cup giant slalom Saturday, denying runner-up Paula Moltzan what would have ...

Discovery Canyon Campus Boys The Thunder varsity football team lost their home game to the Lewis-Palmer Rangers 21-13, Oct 24. In Pikes Peak Athletic Conference tennis (First Team), senior Zac Tabor ...

Don’t mess with the mob. It will never end well. Colorado basketball legend Chauncey Billups is finding that out right now.