Being a hockey fan in Colorado can't get much better than this. The celebrations started in April when the University of Denver captured its ninth NCAA men's hockey national championship.

Not terribly long after arriving at the now-defunct Rocky Mountain News to chronicle the local sports scene in the form of newspaper cartoons, Drew Litton turned the world on its ear.

"The one constant though all the years, Ray, has been baseball."

Trevor Becker will never forget the first time he climbed the Manitou Springs Incline during a vacation trip more than a dozen years ago.

Giving back to the community was the impetus for Jeff Woodruff learning to become a marathon runner, and it seems it will also be the reason he continues to run, he hopes, for the rest of his life.

After a long day serving as an Army officer at Fort Carson, Maj. Mike Meyers has big plans on how to wind down once quitting time ultimately hits.

Not even the coronavirus pandemic could stop the long-running Colorado Springs Amateur Hockey Association (CSAHA) Presidents' Day tournament from being held.

On most days, even as we approach the first days of true winter, Colorado's mild climate allows for most everyone to enjoy their favorite hobby or pastime in the great outdoors.

By the time you read this, the Tokyo Paralympic Games will have recently completed 13 days of action on September 5.

More than six years after his first dream of bringing professional soccer to Colorado Springs took flight, Martin "Ed" Ragain stood