Maggie Bryan
KOAA News 5
Colorado Springs, CO, United States
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Report shows crime rates down 9% in Colorado Springs, state seeing 45% increase
During that same time period, the report says the state of Colorado saw a 45% increase in crime rates. → Read More
Falcon area tops list for most single-family house permits in 2022
Lorson Ranch, Cordera, Forest Lakes, and Banning Lewis Ranch trail behind Falcon in single-family household growth for last year. → Read More
UCCS kicks off Black History Month with series of events
UCCS is honoring Black History Month with a series of community forums, workshops, and activities throughout the month. → Read More
Colorado representatives remain divided in fight for House speaker
Rep. Lauren Boebert is one of 20 republicans bidding against Rep. Kevin McCarthy in the 11 rounds of voting so far. → Read More
AdAmAn Alley celebrates 100 years of tradition in downtown Colorado Springs
The new AdAmAn Alley off Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs features several murals and light displays recognizing the 100th year anniversary of the AdAmAn Club. → Read More
Colorado Springs man bringing in food donations with holiday light display
Mark Ingles started decorating his home for the holidays as a hobby in 2009. Now, his festive light display brings in thousands of pounds of food donations for families in Southern Colorado each year. → Read More
'She took that bullet for me': Club Q survivor held victim's hand as she passed
Wyatt Kent recalls the moments before 40-year-old Kelly Loving passed away on top of him Saturday night at Club Q. → Read More
Colorado Springs Police Department welcome 38 new officers, hope to fill patrol vacancies
After 29 weeks of training, the 74th Police Officer Class has graduated 38 cadets to fill patrol vacancies on the streets. → Read More
Teal Pumpkin Project brings inclusivity to trick-or-treating
Dairy and nuts are often found in most Halloween candy, making it hard for those with food allergies to enjoy the holiday. → Read More
Respiratory viruses targeting children on the rise in Southern Colorado
Doctors are keeping their eyes on two main viruses: pertussis, more known as whooping cough, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). → Read More
Colorado Springs School District 11 hires rideshare company to combat bus driver shortage
Colorado Springs School District 11 has hired a third-party service, called HopSkipDrive, to fill in the gaps of their own bus driver shortage. → Read More
Fall City Serve Day touching over 150 locations to beautify Colorado Springs
Volunteers will participate in projects like building community gardens, picking up trash, cleaning up trails and parks, reorganizing business spaces, and more. → Read More
Law enforcement warns of rainbow fentanyl in Colorado, targeting young adults
Fentanyl pills are already made to look like pharmaceuticals, and adding the rainbow coloring is another step to make the drug look more approachable for young users. → Read More
One killed in hit-and-run crash on Academy and Maizeland Road
Colorado Springs Police said the victim was either walking or riding a bicycle at the time they were hit. → Read More
What to know about Colorado Springs weekend events and associated road closures
The 11th annual What If... Festival in downtown Colorado Springs will close multiple roads starting at 7 a.m. Saturday morning. → Read More
Job growth is slowing down but the market still sits at a good place
The nation added 315,000 new jobs in August compared to 528,000 added the month before. Unemployment rose to 3.7%, up from the 3.5% rate seen in July. → Read More
Pueblo agency giving out new life saving antidotes for drug overdoses
One harm reduction agency is taking a step further to combat the ongoing fentanyl crisis in Southern Colorado. → Read More
Colorado Springs city cemetery plots could see price increase due to inflation
Due to rising costs and demand, casket and cremation spaces could cost your family more starting next year. → Read More
Can states prosecute women who cross state borders for an abortion?
After the overturn of Roe vs. Wade, there's been a large gray area on what comes next for individual states. → Read More
Local faith leaders respond to the overturn of Roe vs. Wade
The Catholic church has long been outspoken about the right to life, but other denominations feel differently. → Read More