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New outdoor amphitheater in Colorado Springs targets 2024 for first concerts

A new 8,000-seat, outdoor music and entertainment amphitheater in Colorado Springs will host its first concert in summer 2024 after the controversial project received near-unanimous City Council approval early Wednesday

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Colorado Springs water rule that could block annexations approved

The Colorado Springs City Council voted Tuesday to approve a new water rule that could shape city growth.

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Colorado Springs City Council overrides mayor s veto of goat moratorium after recent passage

Colorado Springs City Council overrides mayor s veto of goat moratorium after recent passage
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Pot classification under review

The longtime federal classification of marijuana as a Schedule I controlled substance is under review by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services — a move that could reverberate

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Proposed water rule that could limit annexations sparks fierce opposition

The titanic issues of limited water supply and the housing shortage clashed at the Colorado Springs Utilities board meeting Wednesday, along with major players in the housing industry.

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