Brennen Kauffman is a journalist at The Daily News in Longview, WA, where he focuses on local government reporting. His work spans various themes including government and politics, urban development, and sustainability, reflecting his commitment to covering issues that impact communities. Brennen's insights and articles have been featured in notable publications such as Nelly Broadcasting, Government Technology, and The Colorado Springs Gazette.
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By: Brennen Kauffman
The Palmer Land Conservancy. Cleanup work at Garden of the Gods. A nationwide program for trail stewardship. All three can trace their origins back to one Colorado Springs man’s advocacy work in the 1970s. William “Bill” Ruskin, who died Aug. 9 at the age of 87, was a leader for the city’s parks planning and […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
Hundreds of women will be leading the In Their Honor Veterans Day Parade in Colorado Springs in November as a tribute to Rosie the Riveter. Parade organizers and veterans advocates announced the themed marshals during an event at Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center on Tuesday morning. The parade will be led by at least 250 […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
The four initiatives ask voters to place restrictions on noise levels, developments that use a large volume of water and automatic tracking cameras.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Three positions on the Pikes Peak Library District Board of Trustees are open for applications. The terms for board President Aaron Salt and Vice President Erin Bents will expire at the end of the year. Julie Smyth, who served as the board secretary, stepped down at the end of May and her seat has since […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said Friday that the Trump administration would continue to fight against state efforts to close coal power plants, including the Ray Nixon Power Plant outside of Colorado Springs. Wright was joined by Colorado Republican Congress members Jeff Crank and Gabe Evans for a tour of Ray Nixon, the sole […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
In the last seven years, Colorado Springs has gone from behind the curve on its sidewalk curb ramps to ahead of schedule. As part of a class-action settlement the city reached in 2019, City Hall agreed to build or replace 15,000 curb ramps by the end of 2033. City officials say they’re on pace to […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
The zoning and planning changes approved by the City Council Tuesday affect 1,100 acres and around 5,000 homes planned for Banning Lewis Ranch.
By: Brennen Kauffman
A last-minute proposal has given the Old Colorado City Downtown Development Authority a path to avoid being dissolved. The Colorado Springs City Council voted to delay the final decision on whether to dissolve the DDA until its next meeting on Sept. 22. The delay will allow for broader public comment on a resolution that would […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
Phillip Tollefson, who served as the first CEO of Colorado Springs Utilities for more than a decade, died Sept. 4 at age 75. A cause of death was not listed in an obituary posted online by the funeral home Downing & Lahey. A memorial message shared within Utilities on Wednesday highlighted Tollefson’s work to plan […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
The pool at the downtown Colorado Springs YMCA has been frequently closed for nearly a month amid layoffs and accusations that the Y was undermining the facility’s workers union, an allegation that the organization denies. The closures have disrupted swim classes and irritated club members who have been going to the pool for years. The […]
