Tag: Videos
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LIFE | After a disaster in Colorado mountains, new feet were just part of Springs man’s recovery
Nick Noland lost both his feet from frostbite after being lost on Mount Shavano in October 2019. During his months in the hospital, he was also diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Thanks to some new sturdy, bouncy prosthetics, he’s a runner again. (Video by Skyler Ballard)
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Highlights from El Paso County State of the Region address
Board of El Paso County Commissioners Chairman Stan VanderWerf gave the annual State of the Region address on Thursday, highlighting triumphs of the county’s departments and the challenges still to come. (Video provided by El Paso County)
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Roybal celebrates lead in early election results
El Paso Sheriff candidate Joe Roybal celebrates after early results show him winning the race at the Republican’s election watch party at Boot Barn Hall at Bourbon Brothers on Nov. 8, 2022.
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SCENES FROM | 2022 Emma Crawford Coffin Races
Sights and sounds from the 2022 Emma Crawford Coffin Races and Festival on October 29, 2022 in Manitou Springs.
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Update to Lincoln Station officer-involved shooting
Video shows just a small portion of the over 9-minute gunfire exchange between the suspects and Douglas County Sheriff’s Office deputies that occurred overnight at the Lincoln Station Park and Ride.
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Fossil hunter discovers T. Rex skeleton, brings home to Woodland Park dinosaur museum
On the last day of an expedition to fossil fields in the Hell Creek Formation in South Dakota this summer, fossil hunter Anthony Maltese discovered the partial remains of a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex, scattered under soft mud in an area his team had been excavating, on and off, for the last 30 years. The team…
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‘Unsung hero of the Cold War’ helped kept nuclear apocalypse at bay
Richard “Dick” Feasel was the lead on an eventual three-man team that installed and manned the nation’s first missile warning system from a bunker deep within Cheyenne Mountain. (Video by Stephanie Earls)
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NEWS | Five Fort Carson soldiers become American citizens
Five soldiers stationed at Fort Carson participated in naturalization ceremony at Pikes Peak Library District’s Library 21 on Friday, Oct. 21, 2022. The soldiers were among 26 other immigrants from 21 different countries that became American citizens after completing the Oath of Allegiance during the ceremony. (Video by Parker Seibold)
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HAPPY TRAILS | Mesa Trail at Palmer Park
Sights and sounds from Palmer Park’s Mesa Trail. (Video by Seth Boster)