The sound of sword strikes echoes through the towering pine trees in Black Forest where the Colorado Wardens practice their sport. What they do is not a choreographed re-enactment or costumed performance. It’s a sport based on tournaments that took place in the Middle Ages.

Thousands of cars pass by daily just a couple of blocks away, but this monument is off the beaten path enough that drivers likely wouldn't notice it.

The mayor's race in Colorado Springs is generating hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign donations.

The Italian-American and Mediterranean fare at the San Luis Valley restaurant is non-pretentious and approachable.

Considered a Pueblo specialty, a slopper is a burger with a bun, often open face, drowned in green chile. Cheese, onions and French fries are often in the mix.

It's been more than two years since Colorado Springs created a commission to improve the relationship between citizens and the police.

The city of Colorado Springs is starting the new year with a number of major proposals aimed at keeping up with rapid growth, like zoning codes and land annexations.

The zoning code hasn’t been comprehensively revised in three decades. The new 400 page draft update is known as ReToolCOS. It's part of the city's overall master plan.

Following backlash from victim advocacy groups, the Colorado Healing Fund says those affected by the Club Q shooting will receive every dollar donated to the nonprofit in their honor.

The non-profit Colorado Healing Fund, which collects money for victims of mass casualty crimes in Colorado, is responding to criticism from victim advocacy groups about how it retains and disperses funds.