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AIAI news brief· Local news brief · Colorado Springs · generated Sep 29, 2026

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  • NewsSprings Utilities pays $35,000 over water discharges

    Colorado Springs Utilities paid a $35,000 penalty for two improper water discharges from a treatment plant. One incident sent 11.9 million gallons of partially treated water into Fountain Creek after a brass nut failed. The utility said the water was awaiting final disinfection, which helps residents understand what entered the creek.

    The Gazette · Sep 29, 2026
  • CommunityWater main break closes a Colorado Springs middle school

    Holmes Middle School closed on Tuesday because of continued problems with a water main break in the area. Colorado Springs School District 11 issued the closure notice, and the school remains closed while the water main problems continue. Families with students at Holmes should watch district notices for updates on when classes resume.

    KOAA News5 (KOAA) · Sep 29, 2026
  • NewsOpportunity Zone bids include parts of Colorado Springs

    Colorado sent federal officials a list of 91 areas, the maximum allowed, for new Opportunity Zone designation. The zones aim to draw private investment to low-income communities, and the list includes parts of the Colorado Springs and Denver metro areas. State leaders estimate the zones could bring more than $4 billion in total investment.

    The Gazette · Sep 29, 2026
  • NewsLeaders urge civility after Project Taurus hearing

    Colorado Springs leaders are stressing civility in community discussions after a heated hearing on Project Taurus, where disruptions occurred. Experts say civil debate can quickly break down when distrust hardens into a belief that government is corrupt. The focus matters for residents who want to voice disagreement on local decisions and still be heard.

    The Gazette · Sep 29, 2026
Sources (8)Edited by nib
  1. [1] Flying W Ranch Continues Western Tradition After Fire Damage · The Gazette
  2. [2] Editorial Urges 'Yes' Vote on Proposition 86 and Amendment 136 · The Gazette
  3. [3] Springs leaders emphasize civility's importance · The Gazette
  4. [4] Holmes Middle School Closed Tuesday Due to Water Main Break · KOAA News5 (KOAA)
  5. [5] New Colorado Program Aids Public School Employees with Home Purchases · KOAA News5 (KOAA)
  6. [6] Utilities Settle Penalty Over Nearly 12 Million Gallon Treatment Plant Spill · The Gazette
  7. [7] Colorado Submits 91 Areas for Federal Opportunity Zone Designation · The Gazette
  8. [8] Colorado K9 Locates Three Missing Children in Wilderness · KOAA News5 (KOAA)

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New Colorado Program Aids Public School Employees with Home Purchases

The Colorado Housing and Finance Authority launched the Schools to Home Program to help full-time public school employees overcome upfront homeownership costs. The program offers down payment and closing-cost assistance via a second mortgage. Eligible workers can apply for this aid.

EconomyPublished Sep 29, 12:00 AM

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  1. KOAA News5 (KOAA)Sep 29, 12:00 AM

Colorado Submits 91 Areas for Federal Opportunity Zone Designation

Colorado submitted 91 geographic areas, the maximum allowed, for federal designation as new Opportunity Zones. These zones encourage private investments in low-income communities across Colorado, including parts of the Colorado Springs and Denver metro areas. State leaders estimate these could surpass $4 billion in total investments.

EconomyPublished Sep 29, 12:00 AM

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  1. The GazetteSep 29, 12:00 AM

Mendocino Farms Opening New Location at The Promenade Shops at Briargate

Southern California-based Mendocino Farms is opening its first Colorado Springs location at The Promenade Shops at Briargate. This fast-casual restaurant, founded in 2005, will be the company's fourth in Colorado. It offers gourmet sandwiches, wraps, and salads.

EconomyPublished Sep 28, 12:00 AMAdded Sep 29, 3:06 PM

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  1. The GazetteSep 28, 12:00 AM

Colorado Springs Area Business Events Starting Sept. 27

Various business seminars and networking opportunities are available in the Colorado Springs area starting September 27th. Events include webinars on market research and credit, as well as local chamber of commerce gatherings. Specific dates and registration details are provided for multiple sessions.

EconomyPublished Sep 27, 12:00 AMAdded Sep 29, 6:23 AM

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  1. The GazetteSep 27, 12:00 AM

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