The Colorado Springs Gazette - July 07, 2024

Articles

Passion for music drove vision for amphitheater

Motorcycle lane filtering will be legal across state

Colorado Springs E-Edition Guide

To save spotted owls, plan is to kill thousands of another owl species

SPRINGS SOUNDOFF

OUTTHERE COLORADO

Not Pikes Peak’s first rodeo

Justice warns AG’s Office about appeals arguments

Whose Republican Party is it, anyway?

Rural communities face firefighter shortage

WHAT IS LEFT TO DO

August Lineup at Amphitheater

ENTERING THE NEWPAPER BUSINESS

Colorado justices wrestle with whether woman’s 2.5 hours under police supervision was ‘custody’

Could Denver’s 16th Street Mall have a new name?

Report: Colorado built on $1.7T of land expropriated from tribal nations

ATTENTION DENTURE WEARERS:

TODAY IN HISTORY

Hamas clears the way for a possible cease-fire

Reformist wins Iran presidential election

Biden clings to campaign

5 dead including shooter in Kentucky

Dalai Lama’s 89th birthday celebrated

Former reporter settles suit over raid

NATO summit, EU relations top tasks for new PM

More heat records expected to fall

Worsening floods, deterioration threaten dams around the U.S.

Texas braces for potential hit by Beryl

Kansas’ top court bolsters a state right to abortion

GOP infighting about abortion could spell trouble in November

Brewer bemoans election denialism

Future doesn’t belong to ‘grandpas’

JOSEPH JOHN CLEMENT

RFK Jr. revives 9/11 plot theory

Election could diminish Macron’s power in world affairs

Putin keeps his nuclear options open

Afghanistan wants to dust off postal service, modernize

Fossils show a huge salamanderlike predator with sharp fangs existed before the dinosaurs

Pentagon urged to ease financial strain on troops

FUELED BY FAITH

No. 1 Swiatek loses in 3rd round, snapping 21-match win streak

Balkan ’ballers united at last

Thompson takes 2-shot lead to final round

Westbrook pursuit reeks of desperation MARK KISZLA

Clark rallies Fever with first triple-double by WNBA rookie

Chicago Bulls lose DeRozan to the Kings in free agency

THREE GAMES OUT

GIRLS’ TRACK AND FIELD ALL-AREA TEAM

Shelton wins another 5-setter

Street course a tricky change

NASCAR unveils its first electric racecar

AUTO RACING ROUNDUP

COLORADO ROCKIES NOTEBOOK

COLORADO 3, KANSAS CITY 1

Girmay wins his 2nd stage

Vikings’ Jackson, 2 former school mates killed in car crash

Nuggets ink veteran big man in 1st free agency move

Greece beats Slovenia for shot at Games

LeBron says gold is all that matters

Tatum misses start of USA Basketball camp

Bronny makes NBA Summer League debut

English pop Swiss in shootout to reach semis

Mbappé enduring a tough stretch at Euro 2024 tourney

TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Is clutter bad for your mental health?

House to home? This is the most intimidating room to renovate

1 in 4 Americans worried their job is in danger

INVESTING IN motherhood

Does Polis have a chance?

AMERICA needs new friends in the MIDDLE EAST

Inflation closes our favorite restaurants

As Dems scramble, what are the prospects of a POTUS Polis?

Democrats owe it to America to be loyal to Biden

A more humane slant on immigration

City Council’s cancel culture

Manifest failure of leadership

An ineffectual council member

SCOTUS followed the Constitution

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Taking medical debt out of credit reports

Americans’ perception of personal finances is worsening

What tax-free tips could mean for workers

Zoom’s wild ride

Mortgage rates roil new-home market

Bankruptcy program expires

Documenting the history of Amex

Closing the racial home appraisal gap

MOVIES YOU’LL LOVE

CATCH A CLASSIC

Girl’s return not end to mystery

Chilling questions in ‘Americans’

Amy Tan takes wing in memoir

SIGNINGS & SUCH

FUNDRAISING NONPROFIT COMMUNITY EVENTS

Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle

TODAY’S HOROSCOPES

TAKE OUR ADVICE

New Vegas attraction lets you become a player in a video game

Strength IN FAITH

COLORADO SPRINGS MOST EXPERIENCED AND EDUCATED STAFF PROVIDES WORLD CLASS HEARING CARE COMBINED WITH GOOD OLD-FASHIONED SERVICE THAT IS SECOND TO NONE IN THE PIKES PEAK REGION.

WE HAVE EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY BUDGET AND PROVIDE A HIGHER LEVEL OF CARE USING STATE OF THE ART EQUIPMENT AND UNIVERSITY-TRAINED AUDIOLOGISTS

COLORADO SPRINGS MOST EXPERIENCED AND EDUCATED STAFF PROVIDES WORLD CLASS HEARING CARE COMBINED WITH GOOD OLD-FASHIONED SERVICE THAT IS SECOND TO NONE IN THE PIKES PEAK REGION.

WE HAVE EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY BUDGET AND PROVIDE A HIGHER LEVEL OF CARE USING STATE OF THE ART EQUIPMENT AND UNIVERSITY-TRAINED AUDIOLOGISTS

HELPING PEOPLE RECONNECT WITH THE ONES THEY LOVE FOR THREE GENERATIONS

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