The Colorado Springs Gazette - December 07, 2025

Articles

Christmas spirit aglow at the Festival of Lights Parade

Colorado’s economy cools due to rising costs

A peaceful remembrance

Proposal to ban car camping leaves questions

Colorado Springs E-Edition Guide

Celebrated architect Frank Gehry dies at 96

COLORADO COLD CASE

OUT THERE COLORADO

All aboard the Snowball Express

38-year-old cold case murder tied to infamous serial killer

Clash of the titans

NORAD is asking for Santa Tracker volunteers

Chamber of Commerce CEO sees warning signs for state economy

Let’s keep Pikes Peak the most notable thing on our western skyline

TODAY IN HISTORY

U.S. sets 2027 deadline for Europe-led NATO defense

Supreme Court may ditch more of its precedents

Hong Kong fire came after contractor safety breaches

Hegseth defends strikes on alleged cartel boats

Judge rejects toss of Guantanamo lawsuit

Shooting at a South African bar leaves 12 dead

Authorities urge thousands to flee Australia bushfires

Indonesia flood deaths exceed 900

Thai family’s long wait for Gaza hostage to end

European leaders to meet with Zelenskyy

Minn. GOP legislator condemns Trump comments about Somali community

Crockett’s potential Senate bid shakes up Texas’ 2026 elections

Trump’s national security strategy veers inward

Qatar’s prime minister: Gaza ceasefire not complete

Vaccine makers raise concerns over shift from hepatitis shots

San Diego to pay $30M to settle police shooting

JAMES M. GIBLIN

GERALDINE “TEDDE” (HUEBERT) MYERS

Honduran election still too close to call

Pakistan, Afghanistan border clashes kill 5

A ‘frozen zoo’ of cheetahs

Astronomers push to protect Chile’s cherished night sky

Stress of Houthi combat a key factor in costly Navy mishaps, probes show

Palestinians look for hope as Christmas lights return to Bethlehem

Broncos winning plenty and celebrating in style

Bolles was a man with no direction, now he’s a man on a vital mission

Bears fall in big game

Let’s get rid of conference title games

Olympians begin the torch relay for Milan Cortina Winter Games

Dakota Ridge’s hot start puts the Bears in quick 3-touchdown hole

RMU nets series split in strong 2nd period

THE STARTING LINEUP

Straka surges past Scheffler to lead

THREE GAMES OUT

Air Force women earn road win after trailing

Verstappen takes pole for title-deciding GP

Germany, Austria rule opening day of luge WC

Nearly half tickets for Olympics still unsold

Australian Open

Bulldogs end Tide’s hold on SEC title

TITLE GAMES ROUNDUP

Why Denver Nuggets have allowed five 40-point quarters in last five games

FIVE TAKEAWAYS Nathan MacKinnon dazzles as Avalanche defeat Rangers

Colorado State earns thrilling win over rival Colorado

Cam Boozer scores 18 in Duke’s 66-60 win over Michigan State

COLORADO’S DIVISION I MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Loaded Cherry Creek rolls

U.S. midfielder Adams sets bold goal for World Cup

Messi bests Müller, leads Inter Miami to first Cup

88% of prospective buyers plan to purchase a home in 2026

Real Christmas tree supply is strong and plentiful nationwide

2026 Workforce Outlook: Employers that prioritize AI literacy and education benefits can lead the talent race

D-lineman Jackson hasn’t played in 2 months but looking to improve

GAZETTE SPORTS STAFF PREDICTIONS FOR BRONCOS-RAIDERS

BRONCOS NOTEBOOK

Broncos aim to capture AFC West crown

Closing the HEMP LOOPHOLE

Ukraine’s fate and America’s interests

Public Utilities Commission votes to suspend reality

Misplaced blame for Colorado’s ozone woes

Random outrage from a proud American

It’s the season for the smell of maple and Christmas trees

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

‘It’s just time’

We need affordable housing in neighborhoods

Space race with China drives antenna-building boom in Arctic

5 financial to-dos before the end of 2025

How AI is quietly reshaping your shopping trip

Tips on reducing your property tax bill

PUZZLES & GAMES

MOVIES YOU’LL LOVE

CATCH A CLASSIC

The RIDDEN word

Remembering the devastating loss of the Fitz in ’58

Streep played her, now Orlean goes on a ‘Joyride’

College romances haunt narrator of witty novel

PUBLISHER’S WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS

SIGNINGS & SUCH

‘Wicked’ empire

NONPROFIT COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle

TODAY’S HOROSCOPES

TAKE OUR ADVICE

Steven Curtis Chapman BRINGS CHRISTMAS SHOW to Colorado Springs

THE BEST LOCAL COMPANIES

A Closer Look Inside The Gazette’s Best Workplaces

The Gazette’s Best Workplaces survey process

THE TOP COMPANIES

THE TOP COMPANIES

THE TOP COMPANIES

Cutting Edge Realtors has a tight-knit, family atmosphere

Care and Share staff share a common goal to serve

Meah Modern Psychiatry works to make a lasting impact

At Modern Technology Solutions everyone has a stake in the company

Caliola Engineering takes pride in its workplace culture

Transforming lives at J&J Hip Hop Dance & Performing Arts

Infinity Systems Engineering nurtures employees’ experiences

Strong values and innovation define Independence Center environment

At RainTech people are the key

Your electrical, plumbing and HVAC experts

Decades of local commitment

Christian clinical counseling for people and families of all ages and sizes

Your partner in agriculture

Work less, thrive more: A bold blueprint for the future of work

Building trust, communities and people

Employee-owned, mission focused

Healing with impact

National security space’s premier ground solutions service contractor

Where Colorado smiles come alive!

Break free from depression with TMS

A light in the darkness

Citizens survey finds young adults redefining success

Citizens survey finds young adults redefining success

Workers will continue to remain in their jobs through first quarter of 2026

Workers will continue to remain in their jobs through first quarter of 2026

CONGRATULATIONS

THE GAZETTE CONGRATULATES ALL OF THE 2025 BEST WORKPLACES

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