Just days after the October 4 announcement that the Colorado Springs Veterans Day Parade would be canceled due to a lack of ...

Yolanda Avila sat in her second-hand Toyota, looking out the moonroof at the cerulean California sky, and thought, “It’s true ...

I’m going to start out by admitting that I’m a bit of a fall colors snob. Having grown up on the east coast, I’m used to fall ...

I am not a religious man. In fact, I am hardly even spiritual. Aside from a brief manic episode (bipolar 1, remember?) — when ...

We want to make sure that readers of the October 3 print edition of the Colorado Springs Independent are aware of two errors: (1) A story from the Colorado Sun on the state’s “first ...

The Colorado Springs Independent captures the essence of this city, engaging with its political and environmental issues while highlighting its vibrant cultural scene.

The Colorado Springs Independent captures the essence of this city, engaging with its political and environmental issues while highlighting its vibrant cultural scene.

The Colorado Springs Independent captures the essence of this city, engaging with its political and environmental issues while highlighting its vibrant cultural scene.

October is a time for leaves to fall, pumpkins to sprout and ghosts and ghouls to rise from their graves with the sole purpose of soliciting candy from strangers. That’s right, it’s somehow ...

“T hat’s insane!” an audience member shouted at the Sept. 10 City Council meeting as Council President pro tem Lynette Crow-Iverson said the council was “not a democracy.” Crow-Iverson ...