Isabella Makenzie Brock spent Thursday night safely at home. Colorado Springs police said Wednesday afternoon that the 13-year-old, voluntarily left her home near South Murray Boulevard and Crestline Drive overnight on Tuesday, Feb. 11, and did not return. The department was contacted Wednesday, Feb. 12, and
Weekly sessions to run through April 7 Let the studying begin. Students preparing for the college-entrance exam, SAT, may take advantage of tutoring and test prep starting this evening, courtesy of Educating Children of Color (ECOC). The Colorado nonprofit works to encourage all students to
Annual Black History Month Town Hall to tackle Voting Rights Act With the Colorado primary just weeks away and a major November election rapidly approaching, State Rep. Tony Exum has a message for his district. “I can give them numbers in how … we are
Raises’ impact not significant off base, experts say By Zach Hillstrom The Southeast Express Josh Andrews has seen firsthand how important financial planning can be for military members — especially when they suddenly find themselves with more money in their bank accounts. After graduating from
Program empowers at-risk students through mentorship, accountability.
Colorado Springs police are notifying the community of a sexually violent predator who has taken up residence on East Platte Avenue. Police say Robert Carlos Vargas-Delao is on supervised release and parole from the Colorado Department of Corrections and has moved to the 3000 block
Six months after the police shooting of 19-year-old De’Von Bailey divided the community, a group has formed to explore options to improve the accountability of local law enforcement. A grand jury ultimately ruled that the Aug. 3 shooting of Bailey, who had a gun in
Plan for 427-unit community wins city’s blessing