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Local man makes strides in the tech world

As Colorado Springs continues to grow, it’s no surprise tech companies are beginning to boom here too. Bob Kressin lives and works in Colorado Springs. He owns KS Technology, an entrepreneurial company inventing products to make a little bit easier. “I’ve been connecting sensors to the internet or to computers for 15-plus years, and it’s

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Air Force Tops Texas State, 78-71

USAF ACADEMY, Colo. – Air Force men’s basketball picked up its first win of the season, defeating Texas State, 78-71, Saturday afternoon at Clune Arena.  The Falcons (1-1) made 12 three’s on the day with senior Sid Tomes leading the team with 19 points. Air Force took the lead five minutes in on a Tomes three

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Federal money approved for military-related road projects in El Paso County

Four months after applying for it, El Paso County leaders learned this week that they will receive an $18.3-million-dollar federal grant to improve transportation around the area’s military installations. The grant will be allocated to the Colorado Department of Transportation and is expected to arrive soon, Sen. Cory Gardner, R-Colorado, announced Wednesday. KRDO NewsChannel 13

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66 million-year-old fossils puts spotlight on Colorado Springs

After scientists from Denver discovered 66-million-year-old fossils in Corral Bluffs, city leaders say the research and unprecedented find is giving Colorado Springs worldwide attention. Back in 2016, paleontologist Tyler Lyson and paleobotanist Ian Miller struck scientific gold when they cracked open a concretion – a hard compact mass that forms when sediment accumulates over an

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