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Spreading Smiles: Children’s Hospital

Posted: Sep 30, 2019 / 08:00 AM MDT / Updated: Sep 26, 2019 / 02:37 PM MDT

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Goodwill Hunting for Halloween

by Scott Kilbury / Oct 10, 2019

Witches, goblins and vampires were out for all to see at Discover Goodwill store in Northern Colorado Springs.

If you're in the market for a Halloween costume and don't want to break the bank, this is the place for you. They have a wide variety of new Halloween costumes and decorations.

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From fall to freezing: snow on it’s way to Colorado

by Valerie Mills / Oct 9, 2019

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo -- The stretch of warmer days we've had in Colorado is coming to an end and will be replaced by snow. A strong cold front moving across the Rocky Mountains will bring the first taste of winter Wednesday night into Thursday. Parts of the Pikes Peak Region could even start Thursday with flakes falling.

Don't be fooled by the warm Wednesday afternoon, winter is coming just behind the setting sun! Temperatures will start their plummet to below freezing for southern Colorado overnight. Snow will lag the front but by Thursday morning's commute, roads will be wet in some areas, with light snow falling in others. Travel conditions could be difficult north of the Palmer Divide heading into Denver, as well as along mountains areas.

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Bear resistant trash ordinance passes in west Colorado Springs

COLORADO SPRINGS -- City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to require those who live west of I-25 to have bear smart trash cans.

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