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Colorado Springs will not annex the 6,500-home Karman Line development after voters rejected it in a special election Tuesday ...
As Colorado Springs grows, a question for many is whether the city has enough water to support the community. Here is a look ...
Colorado Springs voters rejected the Karman Line annexation in a special municipal election. The unofficial results released by the City of Colorado Springs City Clerk’s Office showed 81.8 percent of ...
Early results in Colorado Springs' special election show that city voters are overwhelmingly rejecting the Karman Line ...
Colorado Springs voters rejected a controversial plan to annex more than 1,800 acres for a large-scale housing and commercial ...
The 1,900-acre annexation was opposed by various southern Colorado groups and municipalities over water consumption concerns.
A portion of North Murray Boulevard is expected to be closed into Thursday evening, June 19, due to a water main break. According to Colorado Springs Utilities (Springs ...
Applying a market-based approach to Colorado River management could ensure more robust and reliable supplies for farmers, ...
Together, these issues have resulted in a much faster ... through their water treatment plant as they tap into water from Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU). "We simply turn a valve, and the ...
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Does Colorado Springs have enough water to grow? Key concerns and the numbersThe results of a special election in Colorado Springs this month is something being watched beyond the county line.
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