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Local Krav Maga School Offers Free Family Self-Defense Classes Saturday
First Strike Krav Maga is hosting free self-defense classes this Saturday for the whole family. The event includes a family protection class, an anti-bullying class for kids, and a survivors' focused class for men and women who have experienced assault.
Colorado Announces $170 Million Grants for Rural Healthcare Providers
The Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing announced $170 million in grants intended for rural hospitals, clinics, and EMS providers. This funding is part of a larger program that aims to support rural healthcare across the country. The state plans to distribute $1 billion from this program by 2030.
Flood Warnings Issued for Parts of Colorado as Rain Approaches Denver
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for most of Colorado’s southeastern counties due to possible heavy rainfall. While Denver is spared the worst worry, it can expect moisture with rain possible day and night through Wednesday. A storm system is expected to bring impactful heavy rainfall by midweek.
Rural Colorado Communities to Receive Healthcare Upgrades with Federal Grants
Nearly $170 million in federal grant funds are set for 250 projects across rural Colorado. These grants will help train healthcare workers, expand mobile clinics, and adopt modern electronic health record systems. The funding is part of Colorado’s Rural Health Transformation Program.
Utilities Settle Penalty Over Nearly 12 Million Gallon Treatment Plant Spill
Colorado Springs Utilities paid a $35,000 penalty for two improper water discharges. One incident involved 11.9 million gallons of partially-treated water into Fountain Creek due to a brass nut failure. The utility stated the released water was awaiting final disinfection.
Colorado Springs Area Wellness Events Listed for September and October
Several health-themed classes and events are listed for the Colorado Springs area, including a Breakfast of Champions benefiting Peak Vista Community Health Centers. Other scheduled events include NAMI Colorado Springs' 2026 Community Breakfast and the Roll, Ride & Rally gala on October 17th.
Noah Kahan's Nonprofit Supports Local Mental Health Efforts in Colorado Springs
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Noah Kahan is supporting The Mindfulness and Positivity Project in Colorado Springs. His organization, The Busyhead Project, donated to help expand mental health lessons for local students. This connection was made after The Busyhead Project noticed the work being done with students and teachers.
Noah Kahan's nonprofit helps Colorado Springs group reach national stage
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Noah Kahan is connecting The Mindfulness and Positivity Project in Colorado Springs with his mental health organization. This connection aims to help the local group expand its efforts to bring mental health lessons to students.
Colorado Springs Mother Works to Save Lives After Son's Suicide
Teresa Daniels lost her 18-year-old son to suicide in 2014. She advocates for open communication regarding struggles with mental health. Daniels and others will gather for the Southern Colorado Out of the Darkness Walk on October 3rd.
Colorado Springs Mother Hosts Walk to Raise Suicide Awareness
Teresa Daniels, who lost her son Tristen to suicide in 2014, is organizing a walk to raise awareness. The Southern Colorado Out of the Darkness Walk will take place on Saturday, Oct. 3, at Memorial Park in Colorado Springs. The event is organized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
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