Finding Thanksgiving Company: A Guide to Open Eateries
In a recent social media post, a newcomer to the city, who is spending Thanksgiving alone, sought suggestions for food places open on Thanksgiving Day. The individual, who recently moved a thousand miles away from family and friends, was looking for a place to pick up a meal to enjoy on the holiday.
El Paso County Law Enforcement Launches Holiday Traffic Crackdown to Keep Local Roads Safe
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office and several regional law enforcement agencies have started a special traffic enforcement operation for the Thanksgiving holiday. The operation began on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, and will continue through Sunday, November 30. It aims to address unsafe driving during one of the...
An off-duty ER nurse stepped in to help during Planned Parenthood shooting
When Michael Hagiwara recounts the events of Nov. 27, 2015 he hardly thinks of himself as a hero. For him, his actions were out of instinct.
Multiple agencies increase patrol on Move Over Law for trooper killed on I-25
Colorado State Patrol and Douglas County Sheriff's Office teamed up on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving to honor a deputy who was struck and killed in the line of duty just under a decade ago.
Can Anyone Explain Why UC Health Central is Currently on Lockdown?
A recent incident at UC Health Central has sparked curiosity and concern among the public. A social media user shared their experience of visiting the ER with their wife, only to be informed that the hospital was on lockdown and only patients were allowed to enter. This unusual situation has led to a flurry of...
After Colorado reintroduction, wild turkeys are a common urban encounter
Since moving into her neighborhood in 2017, Fountain resident Nicole Henderson has sighted her feathered neighbors like clockwork. She’s taken videos of them scratching at front lawns and bobbing their heads as they make meandering road crossings. “They are out every morning,” she said. After a successful...
Equine herpesvirus outbreak impacts NFR breakaway roping
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. – The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) and the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association have announced that they will postpone the 2025 National Finals Breakaway Roping event due to the ongoing outbreak of equine herpesvirus. Also postponed are the PRCA Permit Challenge, and Benny...
Caffeinated Climb: Donuts, coffee, and community at Manitou Incline
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — It started as a crazy idea and became a yearly Thanksgiving tradition. The “Caffeinated Climb” is a celebration of big ideas and community, and the 5th annual climb is taking place Thanksgiving Morning, Thursday, Nov. 27, at the top of the Manitou Incline. Co-founders and brothers Ryan and Jared...
CSPD needs your help locating a missing at-risk adult last seen on Tuesday
The Colorado Springs Police Department is asking the public to keep an eye out for a missing at-risk adult, Amaia Jade Kitzman was last seen on Tuesday evening.
Fort Carson volunteers prepare Thanksgiving meals for southern Colorado Families
FORT CARSON, Colo. (KKTV) - Fourteen volunteers will partner with a Colorado Springs charity to prepare and deliver 2,500 Thanksgiving meals for Front Range families. According to a Fort Carson official, the preparation began on Monday and will continue until the meals are packaged and returned for distribution on...

















