The Gazette (Colorado Springs, CO)

The Gazette is a daily publication located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA. It ranks as the second most circulated newspaper in Colorado, following the Denver Post.

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AP PHOTOS: An Indonesian woman thrives in male-dominated cattle trading ahead of Eid al-Adha

1 day ago | gazette.com | Niniek Karmini |Achmad Ibrahim

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Josh Shapiro sues USDA over spending cuts

1 day ago | gazette.com | Brady Knox

Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture over its decision to cut a COVID-19 pandemic-era assistance program. The Trump administration ended the $13 million Local Food Purchasing Assistance Program agreement, supporting 189 Pennsylvania farms and 14 food banks, citing shifting priorities. To no avail, Shapiro appealed the decision in March, resulting in the current lawsuit.
Colorado Springs Conservatory moving into new downtown location

2 days ago | gazette.com | Jeniffer Mulson

Colorado Springs Conservatory is packing up and moving to a new home. After 14 years in its current location at 415 Sahwatch St. the longtime, award-winning, after-school arts preparatory program is relocating to new digs at First United Methodist Church, 420 N. Nevada Ave. "The building wasn’t providing everything we could to our students," said Conservatory CEO Nathan Halvorson.
Republicans cite Musk’s business conflicts to downplay Trump tax bill rebellion

2 days ago | gazette.com | Ramsey Touchberry |Rachel Schilke

Elon Musk stands to lose big from President Donald Trump’s domestic policy bill in Congress, leaving some Republicans to suggest the billionaire tech mogul’s interests are to blame for his sudden disdain toward the megabill. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which the Tesla owner abruptly torched as a “disgusting abomination” for adding to the deficit, includes the repeal of electric vehicle tax credits and other green energy tax incentives that stand to hurt Musk’s business ventures.
Colorado DMV warns of new text message scam

2 days ago | gazette.com | Daniel Boniface

The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles on Wednesday warned Coloradans of a deceptive new text message scam in which fraudsters are impersonating the DMV.
GAO: Space Command staying in Colorado Springs avoids risk, but major investment needed

3 days ago | gazette.com | Mary Shinn

Keeping Space Command in Colorado Springs avoids any risk to its operations, but major investments in its infrastructure are needed. Those are the findings of a Government Accountability Office report released on Thursday that reviewed the process leading up to President Joe Biden announcing the command would stay in Colorado in July 2023 and detailed the need for a dedicated $1.5 billion building in town.
A woolly dilemma: Tourism, road salts and wildlife collide on Mount Blue Sky

3 days ago | gazette.com | Seth Boster

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Pikes Pick: Your ticket to free beers, cocktails in Colorado Springs

3 days ago | gazette.com | Seth Boster

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Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado CEO Anji Roe Wood steps down

3 days ago | gazette.com | Breeanna Jent

After serving for six years as its president and CEO, Anji Roe Wood has vacated her position with Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado. Roe Wood, who joined the nonprofit in 2019, ended her tenure on May 23 to pursue an opportunity in public education, she announced in an email last month. Roe Wood has begun a new role as executive director of Cherry Creek Schools Foundation in Arapahoe County, its board Chair Valencia Culbreath confirmed.
Under the stars: A guide to summer concerts at Colorado’s outdoor music venues

3 days ago | gazette.com | Jeniffer Mulson

Spectacular sunsets, full moons and shooting stars are perks you won’t see included in the price of a concert ticket at any of Colorado’s amphitheaters. But they’re all part of the overall experience — an experience that’s quickly become a rite of summer for residents and visitors alike. Besides, you haven’t really seen a show until you listen to jazz trumpeter Chris Botti belt out a brassy “Ava Maria” as the moon brightens behind him at Red Rocks.