Melissa Henry
Colorado Springs
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Health Law expert: You can be fired for not getting COVID-19 vaccine
Pikes Peak Library District: Digital and audio book check outs up 25% likely due to pandemic
2 Colorado representatives sustained opposition stance on election results after rioters breached capitol
Some non-profits prepare to possibly not see typical end of year donation surge
Parents of School District 11 students will have a new option of where to enroll their child in fall 2021 at a new school solely for e-learning.
Paying extra for USPS shipping doesn’t guarantee delivery by Christmas
Next week’s vaccine shipments could be smaller than expected in many states
Less holiday travel expected; Americans still likely to go against pandemic warnings
Harrison School District 2 returning to in-person classes after holidays
Public health experts work to gain public trust and reduce vaccine hesitancy
UCHealth has freezers, coolers on standby for COVID-19 vaccines
Initial COVID-19 vaccines likely 2 doses, regardless of maker
Churches continue in person services as businesses face increasing restrictions
Giving Tuesday generosity needed more than ever in pandemic holiday season
Kamala Harris’ Colorado sorority sisters celebrate historic election
Colorado Springs mayor concerned item 2B passing will discourage potential park land donors
District 11 expects millions in grants after voters decided to 'De-TABOR"
High School teacher talks election in class: “Real life experiences, best way to teach"
El Paso County tighter restrictions start; one step away from no variance allowance
Where to go: Registering to vote, get replacement ballot, change address
Pandemic Canvassing: Different for Democrats and Republicans
Hikers and campers: What to do if encountering a fire
Colorado College students hold town hall proposing less campus police presence
Homeless shelters prep for crowded winter amid pandemic
Bus driver shortage made more challenging due to pandemic
Running store restocking shelves faster with sanitizing ultraviolet light
Teacher pay, education quality concerns with school budget cuts expected to continue
District 11 high school students will be in person this week after ventilation concerns
Restaurants prepare for cold weather impacting outdoor seating
You can observe thousands of ballots being tabulated as a test to ensure an accurate count on Election Day.
Hundreds expected to come out for new Suzanne Morphew
Protesters at city hall ahead of police oversight committee appointment
District 11 is delaying in-person learning for one of its high schools following a probable positive COVID-19 case associated with the school but bringing the other schools back on schedule.
This extension comes after fires continue to blaze across Colorado and throughout the west.
Fountain-Fort Carson Schools Nearly Doubled Nursing Staff
Colorado Springs artist helps deaf and hard of hearing community with masks
November election judges needed amid pandemic concerns
District 20 middle and high school students start in person classes
More preteens and teens in Colorado Springs are returning to in-person classes Tuesday.
When is that runny nose something else? 11 News asked a doctor and school nurse how parents can make that judgment call whether or not to keep your child home from school.