The Tribune Archives

Why we don’t publish a police blotter | From the Editor

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Readers have asked me on several occasions why we don’t print a police report, This has been a debate for years for news outlets. On...

Tribune news briefs

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Meet the candidates Palmer Lake will be holding a “meet the candidates” event on Sept. 19 from 4-7 p.m. at the EcoSpa Annex (250 Highway...

Monument Walmart opens EV charging station

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Electric vehicle drivers traveling through the Tri-Lakes area have another place to recharge after Walmart opened a new fast-charging station at its Monument Supercenter, part...

New Mormon temple kicks off construction in Flying Horse

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Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are particularly excited that construction on the state’s fourth Mormon temple which is now underway...

Around the Neighborhood events calendar Sept. 16-22

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Winged sculptures event to take flight

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Annual aspen display will likely be dampened by drought

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The hardest journey | Such a Fine Sight to See

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The power of storytelling | From my Perspective

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Pours in the Park marks new chapter for longtime Monument festival

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Assessments provide much to celebrate | D38 Leadership Update

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Possible murder-suicide under investigation in Gleneagle

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Colorado Board of Education discusses new rules for homeschool programs

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Coroner’s report: Overdose deaths rise in El Paso County, buck national trend

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Familiar Woodland Park church developing its own identity and a new name

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Dustin Guthrie didn’t ever think he’d be a preacher, let alone run a church by himself as senior pastor. Since 2007, he had settled in...

The journey is the destination at Horn Fork Basin | Take a Hike

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Destination hikes provide motivation for hiking excursions, like a trip to a summit or alpine lake. While Bear Lake is the terminus for this route,...

Parade of Homes showcases more than 30 homes around Colorado Springs

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Step away from the Architectural Digest home tour videos and into actual homes during the Parade of Homes. This year’s 72nd annual event, which is...

Around the Neighborhood events calendar Sept. 9-15

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WEDNESDAY Book Signing — With Margaret Mizushima, “Fighting Edge,” 4-6 p.m., Covered Treasures Bookstore, 105 Second St., Monument; 719-481-2665, coveredtreasures.com. THURSDAY Waylon Wyatt — With...

It’s been 25 years, We who remember can’t let others forget

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Tribune news briefs

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Beacon Lite road project near Monument enters Phase 3

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Broncos have improved but don’t expect 14-3 again | From the Editor

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Regulators knew this marijuana product was harming people. It stayed on shelves for more than a year

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Fentanyl sentencing, tax overhauls and transgender‑related issues anchor Colorado’s 14 ballot measures

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Colorado sues to stop Trump’s ban on Medicaid dollars paying for minors’ transgender transition

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Roast, peel, freeze: Pueblo green chiles season heating up

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Lewis-Palmer girls volleyball hands The Classical Academy its first loss of season in five-set thriller

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House adopts Republican U.S. Rep. Jeff Crank’s resolution condemning socialism, mostly along party lines

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Capped or graduated income tax rate? Colorado voters to decide

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The proposal to create income tax tiers — which would replace Colorado’s flat rate — has been certified for the November general election ballot, setting the...

Transgender athlete lawsuit filed by El Paso County districts, schools dismissed

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As public debate rages on over transgender athletes participating in women’s sports, a federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by multiple El Paso County...

Colorado’s EV charging map nearly complete, state says

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Gov. Jared Polis and the Colorado Department of Transportation released a statement calling the state’s public fast-charging network nearly built out. The Aug. 27 news...

Colorado Springs-based VENU reports revenue, asset increases in 2nd quarter with widening net losses

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Colorado Springs-based VENU Holding Corp. this month reported modest revenue increases in the second quarter of 2026 and a 38% increase in total assets in...