The Colorado Springs Gazette - May 10, 2026

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Cheyenne Mountain girls take home individual titles

Proposed Springs AI data center spurs talk on merits, concerns

Former AFA cadet, candidate investigated

Person dies after being hit by plane at Denver International Airport

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New laws include OT for farms, school safety

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Better health, lower costs for families in Colorado

Interest in home solar grows in Springs

There’s a radical new trend in pop culture: wholesomeness

Arrest made in Colorado Springs shooting that nearly killed 23-year-old woman

DATA CENTERS IN COLORADO SPRINGS

Trends, challenges in higher education

DIABETES: When sugar’s not so sweet

TODAY IN HISTORY

Trump’s feuds with allies likely to outlast Iran war

U.S., Iran no closer to ending war

Hungary’s Péter Magyar sworn in as prime minister

NATO nations brace for U.S. to pull troops

Hantavirus is ‘not another COVID,’ WHO says

Indonesian rescuers find body after eruption

Settlers force reburial of Palestinian man in West Bank

Postal Service reports $2 billion quarterly loss

Maryland lawmakers await answers after air-base jet fuel spill

Why millions pay for unfinished electricity projects

Joni Lamb, who started Christian TV network, has died

3 Pakistani police officers killed in car bombing

Trump promised cheaper drugs

ABC argues Trump administration is trying to chill free speech

White House ballroom security upgrades become Democratic target

JANE MARIE GERMANO

ZEV ASHER WEINBERG GINNETT

Marilyn Monroe’s hidden world heads to auction

RALPH FELIX LEDWIG

CHUN CHA KIM HEFFERNAN

CHRISTINE “CHRIS” MARGARET CONBOY

JENNIFER TOOKER

PAMELA PETERSEN

PHYLLIS TAYS VIVIAN

‘We can’t just rely on petroleum’

Astronomers believe they’ve detected an atmosphere around a tiny, icy world beyond Pluto

Carson celebrates nearly 600 volunteers who donated 60,000 hours last year

U.S. considers oil under military bases to refill reserve

Anger, confusion as La. GOP moves to erase majority-Black House district

Hawks reign supreme

Cheyenne Mountain’s Kerrigan earns crown

Penner, Paton, Payton perfect partner?

Ogunbowale, Bueckers top Clark’s Fever

Real Madrid’s Arbeloa asks to ‘turn page’ after fight

THE STARTING LINEUP

Miller wins UFC 328, 1st win since teen beat cancer

Marathon a turning point for Palestinian runner

Orioles hold Tupac Shakur bobblehead promotion

Thunder fall short of 5A title game, ending resilient run

Rookie Rumfield having impact for Rockies

Bobby Cox, former Atlanta Braves manager, dies at 84

BASEBALL PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE BRAVES’ HALL OF FAME MANAGER

Wild hand Avs 1st loss

STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS

5 takeaways from Nuggets’ press conference

Wemby matches Kareem, Hakeem, Shaq with superb stat line in Game 3

Here’s what to know about NBA’s draft lottery

THE NUGGETS IN THE NIKOLA JOKIC ERA

Coleman shrugs off elevation, looking ‘really good’

Broncos TE Lohner looks ‘entirely different’ in 2nd rookie minicamp

NOTEBOOK Payton: Nix could partake in minicamp, then be ‘full speed’ by training camp

Payton happy for Paton

Broncos or CF for Gatkuoth

Onyedim adjusting well to Broncos

Harbaugh calls first Giants rookie camp a rehearsal

Browns rookie minicamp turns into a family affair

Sabalenka suffers surprise defeat to Cirstea in Rome

Hubbard rides late surge of birdies to one-shot lead

Jeeno Thitikul holds off every contender to stay in lead

Zilisch, van Gisbergen aiming high at Watkins Glen

Rule change sparks confusion among drivers as season restarts at Indy GP

Shane van Gisbergen will defend Watkins Glen win from pole position

Home prices increased in 71% of metro areas in first quarter of 2026

A guide to prepping, mowing and growing your ideal lawn

5 tips for gardening with kids

12 best fonts for resumes (with formatting tips)

COLORADO’S LEGIONOFDOOM

Colorado rulers save democracy from voters

Political violence problem

AMERICA'S LEFT-WING POLITICAL VIOLENCE PROBLEM CANNOT BE MET WITH DENIAL

Politicians pump up their pay on the public’s tab

Colorado’s rulers save democracy from the voters

District 11 families deserve transparency and truth

Colorado Springs can lead the next era of innovation

The cruel reality of a feared, rare hantavirus outbreak on a cruise

Real estate investors profit from long-term care

Building code change will reduce housing costs

Economy buffeted by significant crosswinds

What to do when becoming a homeowner feels out of reach

Over 60? These 4 financial moves might offer your best ‘return’ on investment

Homebuying in America: She wants a ‘cut-and-dried rule’ for refinancing

How HOAs are becoming a ‘shadow mortgage’

PUZZLES & GAMES

MOVIES YOU’LL LOVE

Comfort in the NICU

‘Brady Bunch’ star Eve Plumb recalls her life on TV in memoir

PUBLISHER’S WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS

SIGNINGS & SUCH

Six Colorado Springs Women of Distinction honored by Girl Scouts

Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle

TODAY’S HOROSCOPES

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR MAY 10

Paris for business and pleasure

Faith and well-being

‘Scientology speedruns’ go viral, spark security response

A FAMILY TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE

How did watching your sister(s) receive the award influence your own goals or confidence before and after high school?

In what ways did the Best & Brightest scholarship shape your education, career path, or sense of possibility moving forward?

What did the recognition of winning Best & Brightest mean to you at the time of your award?

What advice would you give to today’s Best & Brightest students?

Looking back now, what lesson or value from your Best & Brightest experience has stayed with you the most?

Where are you now, and how do you see your high school experiences connecting to the life you’re building today?

What’s the secret to raising three Best & Brightest scholarship winners?

MOST LIKELY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Merging physics and philosophy

Impacting change through filmmaking

A commitment to global service

A tenacious spirit propels student to achieve

BRAYDEN CUTSHALL

Future diplomat embraces servant leadership

A combination of academics and ‘pay-it-forward’ mindset

Emphasis on service and connecting communities

Aspiring engineer redefines success

Loss fuels change and a sense of purpose

Focusing on cells and souls leads to medical aspiration

Combining creativity and business ventures leads to success

Busy schedule motivates student’s interest in communications & international relations

Student journalist has varied interests

A passion for global policy and social issues

Dynamic leader values duty and service

Using innovation, collaboration to impact the world

Merging resilience and kindness to have an impact

Looking to the stars with compassion and commitment

A plan to advocate for the underserved

A passion for computer science and art

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