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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New ownership, direction for The Indy and the Colorado Springs Business Journal

19 hours ago | gazette.com | Debbie Kelley

Under a new owner, the Colorado Springs Independent will ride again along newsstands of southern Colorado and in cyberspace, but whether the Indy will reclaim its roots as an alternative, progressive publication remains to be seen. Its sidekick, the Colorado Springs Business Journal, will also continue but in a new format, according to Dirk R. Hobbs, founder and executive publisher of Colorado Media Group, who said Wednesday that he’s sealed a deal to purchase the assets of both publications.
Trump plans installation of two 100-foot flagpoles at White House

1 day ago | gazette.com | Christian Datoc

President Donald Trump is planning to install two 100-foot flagpoles on the White House grounds. The president announced the plans for the flagpoles, which he said he would pay for out of his own pocket, after he emerged from the White House residence just before 11 a.m. Wednesday with a coterie of aides and Secret Service agents.
Northrop Grumman cuts 2025 profit forecast on B-21 headwinds, shares slump

2 days ago | gazette.com | Utkarsh Shetti |Mike Stone

By Utkarsh Shetti and Mike Stone(Reuters) -Northrop Grumman cut its annual profit forecast after it posted a 49% slump in first-quarter earnings on Tuesday, as it booked losses on its B-21 stealth bomber program due to higher costs, sending its shares down 12%. The company also missed Street estimates for quarterly sales but reaffirmed its sales forecast for the year, even amid growing concerns of uncertainty in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.
Lockheed Martin's quarterly profit rises on resilient defense demand

2 days ago | gazette.com | Utkarsh Shetti |Mike Stone

By Utkarsh Shetti, Mike Stone(Reuters) -Lockheed Martin reported a higher first-quarter profit on Tuesday and reaffirmed its forecasts for the year on the back of resilient demand for its missile systems and fighter jets. Shares of Lockheed were up 3% in pre-market trading on Tuesday as the company posted earnings per share of $7.28 beating Wall Street analyst expectations of $6.34. U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war has rattled markets and upset some allies.
RTX beats quarterly profit expectations on strong demand for jet services

2 days ago | gazette.com | Utkarsh Shetti |Mike Stone

By Utkarsh Shetti and Mike Stone(Reuters) -RTX reported a better than expected first-quarter profit and reaffirmed its annual outlook on Tuesday after strong demand for jet repair and maintenance services helped to offset weaker sales in the company's defense unit. Despite reaffirming 2025 guidance, RTX shares sank 4% in pre-market trading after the company said tariffs could hurt profit by about $850 million over the year.
Trump traveling to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and UAE in mid-May

2 days ago | gazette.com | Christian Datoc

President Donald Trump will take a three-day tour of the Middle East in May, the White House confirmed on Tuesday. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters during Tuesday's briefing that the trip will occur from May 13-16 and will include stops in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates.
Federal prosecutors in dismissed Eric Adams corruption case resign

2 days ago | gazette.com | Ross O'Keefe

Three Manhattan federal prosecutors resigned on Tuesday after saying the Trump administration had asked them to admit wrongdoing in New York City Mayor Eric Adams's corruption case as a condition of their return. All three prosecutors declined, saying they "will not confess wrongdoing when there was none.""The Department has decided that obedience supersedes all else, requiring us to abdicate ourlegal and ethical obligations in favor of directions from Washington.
National Volunteer Week: Nonprofit sector spotlights essential contributors in Colorado Springs

2 days ago | gazette.com | Debbie Kelley

Volunteers are the best kind of people, says Troy Waltz. He started his 22-year Army career at Fort Carson as a supply guy and worked for a few decades as an Army intelligence specialist, primarily in Germany. Now, he’s a volunteer in Colorado Springs. Unpaid helpers are recognizable, he says, because they’re the natural givers in society. They freely give of the three Ts — time, talent and treasure — and most of all share pieces of their hearts with others to make the world beat brighter.
'He's our poppa': Colorado Springs Catholics remember Pope Francis as merciful advocate for the poor and marginalized

2 days ago | gazette.com | Debbie Kelley

The amiable Roman Catholic leader for the past 12 years, Pope Francis, died early Monday morning leaving a legacy as the pope of peace, mercy and overarchingly a champion for the common people, some of his flock noted Monday in reflecting on his passing. Colorado Springs resident Leah Aguirre said she couldn’t believe that Pope Francis, 88, returned to publicly greeting people as soon as he was well enough. The pope had been hospitalized from Feb.
Antique cash register stolen from Miramont Castle Museum in Manitou Springs

3 days ago | gazette.com | Debbie Kelley

An unthinkable daytime heist at the Miramont Castle Museum in Manitou Springs last week has left employees bewildered. “This is just wrong. Stealing from a museum,” worker Linda Pineda wrote on Facebook. The theft of a hefty antique cash register that disappeared out a third-floor door of the historic building happened between 1 — 2:30 p.m. on April 11, museum staff announced on social media. The item’s absence wasn’t discovered until last the following morning, Pineda said.