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On Thursday's "The Extra", Cassandra Walton, Co-Chair, Suicide Prevention Collaborative of El Paso County and Executive Director of Pikes Peak Suicide Prevention spoke to host Shannon Brinias about Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. They discussed risk factors, like access to firearms, as well as a focus on reaching vulnerable populations through employer-employee training programs. More information can be found at spcollab.org, and if you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis or signs of depression, you can contact the National Suicide Hotline by calling or texting 988.
Jessica Miller with El Paso County, Recreation and Cultural Services talks about what is going on at Nature Centers around El Paso County.
The remains of Suzanne Morphew have been found, opening statements in the trial of Joshua Johnson, your weather and more.
Chalkbeat Reporter Jason Gonzales talks about student loan payments set to resume in October. You can read more from Jason Gonzales here.
Board-Certified Physician Assistant Kami Harris talks about the common signs and symptoms of depression and how you can get help.
Michelle Talarico is Co-Owner and Director of Sales for Picnic Basket Catering, Cravings Five Star Events and Buffalo Gals Grilling Company. She has been a leader in the Colorado Springs community for over 30 years.
A dam rehabilitation project at South Catamount Reservoir will begin this fall when the North Slope Recreation Area of Pikes Peak closes for the season
Chris Tomasson breaks down the South Beach Beatdown.
After three years since she disappeared, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation announced the remains of Suzanne Morphew have been found.A ccording to the CBI, her remains were found during a search on Sept. 22.
A sentencing date is set for a woman is convicted of causing the death of a juvenile by giving them fentanyl.
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