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Colorado Springs prepares preliminary street repaving list for 2025

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Just two months after the end of this year’s paving season, officials have already prepared a preliminary list of streets to be repaved for next year. To view the list, visit: https://coloradosprings.maps.arcgis.com/apps/View/index.html?appid=8e217b737c384074a1a6be1ce30058b9. The list is included as part of a map showing streets repaved since 2021; the streets recommended for

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Four free dinners for homeless held on Christmas Day in Pueblo

PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) – Whether you’re experiencing homelessness, are low on money or are just seeking companionship for the holiday, volunteer organizations didn’t forget you on Wednesday. Officials said that four local organizations, including the Pueblo Rescue Mission, helped those in need by serving food and providing gift baskets on Christmas. The Crazy Faith Ministry,

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Southern Colorado officials explain efforts to acquire bridge funding, prioritize replacement projects

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – The relatively slow pace of demolishing and replacing old bridges isn’t surprising, perhaps, when you consider the number of construction projects needed, how expensive they are, how limited funding is, and the strong competition for that money. Currently in the Pikes Peak region, $212 million is being spent on just

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An update on Fountain bridges: None in poor condition, but there’s more work to be done

FOUNTAIN, Colo. (KRDO) — When compared with other southern Colorado cities, the bridge situation here seems better than most. Robert McDonald, the city’s transportation director, said that its seven major bridges are in good shape. “Our major bridges are inspected by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) every two years,” he said. “And we’ve received

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Drivers cope with sub-freezing temperatures, icy roads on Tuesday morning commute

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Concern among drivers switched from snow-slickened roads on Monday, to temperatures in the teens and snow-packed, icy surfaces during Tuesday’s morning rush hour in El Paso County. Crashes and slide-offs weren’t as frequent Tuesday morning as they were Monday, when heavy snow quickly accumulated late in the morning through mid-afternoon.

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