Mayo Davison
KOAA News 5
Colorado Springs, CO, United States
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'It was a perfect night:' Pueblo community rallies for teen with rare, incurable disease
Amaria Granger has a rare neurodegenerative disorder known as Niemann Pick C which affects her ability to metabolize fat such as cholesterol and lipids within cells. → Read More
'It could help bond all sports:' UCCS rolls out new program to help students athletes with their mental health
The University of Colorado Colorado Springs is rolling out a new program to help their 350 student athletes with their mental health. → Read More
CMAS results show students made gains, but still below pre-pandemic levels
New data from the state education department shows students made gains, but scores are still below pre-pandemic levels. → Read More
Overall inflation slows, but food costs continue to climb
The latest consumer price index shows food costs jumped to 1.1 percent in the last month, bringing the year-over-year gain to just under 11 percent. → Read More
Security-Widefield residents concerned over flash flashing, but county working to fix issues
With more rain in the forecast, Security-Widefield residents are concerned about potential flash-flooding. → Read More
Local non-profit using new grant funding to create more child care options
The Department of Early Childhood awarded $21.5 million in one-year CIRCLE grants to nearly 200 organizations. → Read More
Resiliency program expands to basketball clinic to improve mental health of SE Colorado Springs kids
Children's Hospital Colorado is expanding the Building Resiliency for Healthy Kids Program from the classroom to the basketball court. → Read More
Families expect to pay more for school supplies this year
Like everything, back-to-school supplies are more expensive, but there are ways for families to save this year. → Read More
Local roofing company shares advice on how to beat the heat
Roofers beat the summer heat with frequent breaks, staying hydrated, and protecting their skin from the sun. → Read More
Local artists hope to inspire community with new murals near Hillside Community Center
Colorado College Mobile Arts Program is creating the murals on two bike storage containers at the El Pomar Youth Bike Park near the Hillside Community Center. → Read More
Hundreds gather in downtown Colorado Springs to protest Roe v. Wade decision
Two demonstrations were held in downtown Colorado Springs to protest the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. → Read More
New summer program helping get more young people into workforce
36 young adults from 21 states and 13 universities have traveled to Colorado Springs to intern at six local companies. → Read More
Local non-profit expanding north to help more seniors
Silver Key Senior Services is expanding north to help more senior citizens in the Pikes Peak Region. → Read More
Black community shares significance of Juneteenth
Black people hope the federal and state recognition of Juneteenth helps breakdown barriers. → Read More
Colorado Springs Juneteenth Festival kicks off at America the Beautiful the Park
Colorado Springs is kicking off its three day Juneteenth festival at America the Beautiful Park. → Read More
Coroner: Suicide rate up 30 percent among active duty, military veterans
EL PASO COUNTY — An annual report by the El Paso County Coroner's Office is revealing a troubling trend in the county. El Paso County Coroner Dr. Leon Kelly released the 19-page report that outlines the causes of more than 1,400 cases involving sudden, unexpected, or non-natural deaths. While suicides are down countywide — numbers are up among the military population. Of the county's 176 deaths… → Read More
Local organizations see fewer food donations, small farm stepping in to help
As families continue to deal with rising food prices, they're turning to organizations that can help, but some of the them are struggling to get enough donations. → Read More
How to prepare for retirement with unsteady stock market
As the stock market tumbles, some may be worried about their retirement plan. → Read More
Pride Month: LGBTQ+ sports league now in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs has it's first LGBTQ+ sports league. → Read More
How families can budget as gas prices continue to skyrocket
As gas prices continue to rise, some families are adjusting their spending habits to save money. → Read More