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Over 100 students walked out at Palmer High School Thursday afternoon to protest the second fatal shooting by federal officers this month. Students gathered at the downtown high school and marched to Colorado Springs City Hall, showing support for Alex Pretti, who was shot and killed in Minneapolis by federal immigration enforcement officers on Jan. 24. Video by Grace Brajkovich #coloradosprings #studentprotest #iceprotest #highschool

Over 100 students walked out at Palmer High School Thursday afternoon to protest the second fatal shooting by federal officers this month. Students gathered at the downtown high school and marched to Colorado Springs City Hall, showing support for Alex Pretti, who was shot and killed in Minneapolis by federal immigration enforcement officers on Jan. 24. Video by Grace Brajkovich #coloradosprings #studentprotest #iceprotest #highschool

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Drone footage shared by the Colorado Springs Fire Department shows the moments police and firefighters rushed to rescue a man who drove into Prospect Lake Thursday evening. The car was reportedly westbound on Airport Road when it drove into Memorial Park and then into the lake, where it became submerged in subfreezing water. According to officials, crews arrived at the lake at 5:08 p.m., breaking the window of the vehicle to rescue the man, who was unconscious, in under two minutes. | The Gazett

Drone footage shared by the Colorado Springs Fire Department shows the moments police and firefighters rushed to rescue a man who drove into Prospect Lake Thursday evening. The car was reportedly westbound on Airport Road when it drove into Memorial Park and then into the lake, where it became submerged in subfreezing water. According to officials, crews arrived at the lake at 5:08 p.m., breaking the window of the vehicle to rescue the man, who was unconscious, in under two minutes. | The Gazett

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We are hungry for your answers! 🍕 What is your favorite local place to grab a slice of pizza in Colorado Springs? | The Gazette

We are hungry for your answers! 🍕 What is your favorite local place to grab a slice of pizza in Colorado Springs? | The Gazette

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Taking a stroll down E. Caramillo Street, where an adorable neighborhood is full of holiday cheer. We also have other great holiday lights in the city mapped here: https://gazette.com/holidaylights/ | The Gazette

Taking a stroll down E. Caramillo Street, where an adorable neighborhood is full of holiday cheer. We also have other great holiday lights in the city mapped here: https://gazette.com/holidaylights/ | The Gazette

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Learn all about the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, one of the city's most fascinating attractions. | The Gazette

Learn all about the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, one of the city's most fascinating attractions. | The Gazette

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WATCH: A black bear was relocated after climbing a tree near a busy thoroughfare in downtown Colorado Springs Thursday. (Video by Skyler Ballard) | The Gazette

WATCH: A black bear was relocated after climbing a tree near a busy thoroughfare in downtown Colorado Springs Thursday. (Video by Skyler Ballard) | The Gazette

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A Colorado Springs sanitation worker with Infinite Waste is in critical condition after suffering severe chemical burns from a sulfuric acid explosion, according to the Colorado Springs Fire Department. Sulfuric acid is considered hazardous waste and is not permitted to be disposed of in residential trash routes through most local services, including Infinite Waste. CSFD is reminding the community to be mindful of what they dispose of and who it could hurt. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/yc65c57

A Colorado Springs sanitation worker with Infinite Waste is in critical condition after suffering severe chemical burns from a sulfuric acid explosion, according to the Colorado Springs Fire Department. Sulfuric acid is considered hazardous waste and is not permitted to be disposed of in residential trash routes through most local services, including Infinite Waste. CSFD is reminding the community to be mindful of what they dispose of and who it could hurt. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/yc65c57

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Colorado Springs is brimming with holiday cheer. 🎄 For Christmas Day, The Gazette compiled clips of some brightly lit homes around town that our Digital team visited recently. Did we miss your house? Let us know in the comments so we can drop by next year. | The Gazette

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Colorado Springs residents were looking to the skies Sunday morning as the annual Labor Day Lift Off returned. Dozens of hot air balloons floated over the city, drawing thousands to Memorial Park for the iconic three-day festival. The lift off went off without a hitch after Saturday's launch was cancelled due to weather. Plan on attending the final launch Monday morning? Check gazette.com for our What To Know on the Labor Day Lift Off. (📸: Grace Brajkovich, The Gazette) | The Gazette

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From protests to parades, graduations to Batman — here's a look back at 2025 in Colorado Springs. | The Gazette

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Protesters returned to Colorado Springs Saturday for another 50501-organized rally opposing Trump administration policies. ‘Rage Against the Regime’ protests took place in hundreds of cities nationwide Saturday. | The Gazette

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Mitchell High School Assistant Principal Amy Sanchez-Martinez talks about safety and diversity. Read the story here: http://gazette.com/Southeast/education-intro/ | The Gazette

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Colorado Springs turned out by the thousands Saturday to salute the nation’s veterans — even as Washington has put many of them in limbo. While spectators filled downtown sidewalks waving small American flags and thanking those who served, a government shutdown that has prevented new funding for several services and programs has left some veterans questioning whether support for the military is reaching Capitol Hill. With tears in his eyes, 54-year-old Navy veteran Frank Lude said it was his fir

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A crowd of demonstrators has gathered in downtown Colorado Springs for a Presidents Day rally in response to the Trump administration's recent policies. - Protests were set to take place across the country today. In Denver, 2,500 people rallied at the state Capitol. (🎥Lisa Walton, The Gazette) | The Gazette

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Graduation season is in full swing in Colorado Springs. Last week, Harrison School District 2 celebrated their graduates with a grad walk through their elementary and middle schools. The event is held each year in the hope to encourage young students for the future and to acknowledge the accomplishments of their graduates. The Harrison School District 2 graduation takes place Tuesday, May 13 at 10:00 AM. Congratulations graduates! Video courtesy of Harrison School District 2. | The Gazette

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🌧A storm rolled into Colorado Springs on Tuesday afternoon, bringing heavy rain and hail to the city. Reporters with The Gazette submitted videos of the weather conditions across Colorado Springs. Did you get videos or photos of the storm? Comment below or send them to digital@gazette.com | The Gazette

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Nearly 100 people gathered at Colorado Springs City Hall to rally for immigrants on Saturday afternoon. Almost 100 people gathered on the steps of Colorado Springs City Hall Saturday afternoon to show their support of immigrants amid nationwide mass deportations. 🎥: Mackenzie Bodell, The Gazette | The Gazette

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The next chapter of Colorado Springs’ oldest high school is about to begin. The first phase of significant renovations to Palmer High School in downtown Colorado Springs will start next month. Leaders say the $100 million investment will expand classroom space and athletics, connect campus spaces, and set up the school for the future as a first-class learning institute and community cornerstone. The ambitious undertaking has garnered significant attention from the Palmer community. As D-11 looks

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Be a source of warmth this winter. Your support helps ensure local families have access to essential services. Paid Partnership with Colorado Springs Utilities. | The Gazette

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The Colorado Springs Education Association carried through with its plan for a one-day strike throughout Colorado Springs School District 11 for what it believes to be unfair labor practices, as classes carried on. In response to the union’s claims of mistreatment, D-11 leadership has championed its investments into teacher salaries, expanded coaching and professional development, and benefits increases over the past five years. For the 2024-25 school year, D-11’s average annual salary was $62,9

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Downtown Colorado Springs was alive with drums, singing, cheering and chanting on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026, as hundreds of people gathered for a rally celebrating the life and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Martin Luther King Legacy Preservation Society held an education panel at the Cornerstone Arts Center on Sunday, followed by a prayer breakfast at The Antlers and a Unity March from the hotel to Acacia Park on Monday. The panel and prayer breakfast featured a direct descendan

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A home at a Colorado Springs neighborhood caught fire after a shed filled with trespassers exploded Wednesday morning, police said. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/ydzh3ypb | The Gazette

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Happening now: Colorado Springs Education Association gathers at D-11 schools Wednesday morning on strike. The protestors are striking for better teacher retention, teaching conditions, and financing. | The Gazette

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A suspect is dead following a gunfire exchange with police in east Colorado Springs early Monday, according to law enforcement officials. The incident took place near an apartment complex in the 1400 block of Michelle Court, near South Murray Boulevard, after officers responded to a 1 a.m. shots-fired call. 🎥: Courtesy of Brielle Dansereau | The Gazette

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About 30 people gathered at U.S. Rep. Jeff Crank's office in downtown Colorado Springs Friday for a Medicaid "funeral" in protest of the GOP's "Big, Beautiful Bill" and Crank's support for it. Demonstrators afterward went into Crank's office, two at a time, to sign their names to letters addressed to the representative about their grievances. The Senate has yet to vote on the legislation. | The Gazette

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A suspicious death south of Colorado Springs is being investigated in unincorporated Security-Widefield on Monday after a man was found in the passenger seat of a vehicle parked on the wrong side of the street. 🎥: Natasha Lynn/The Gazette | The Gazette

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Colorado Springs’ proclamation for Martin Luther King Jr. Day became a referendum on the recent violence involving federal immigration officers. Nine reverends and faith leaders in Colorado Springs used the proclamation at Tuesday’s City Council meeting to say King’s beliefs called them to oppose Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions, especially around the shooting death of Renee Nicole Good by a federal agent last week. The Tuesday statements in Colorado Springs caused Councilmembe

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Thousands took to the streets of downtown Colorado Springs Saturday — not only to protest the current administration’s latest policies, but to organize, strategize and sign up for action with local organizations. A series of protests against President Donald Trump and his policies arranged by the Reddit originating grassroots movement 50501 took place all over the country Saturday. The 50501 movement is a "non-partisan, non-violent resistance to the authoritarian takeover of American democracy b

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