Cora Mitchell
- News Photographer, KXRM-TV (Colorado Springs, CO)
- News Photographer, Nexstar Media Group
- News Photographer, KXTU-TV (Colorado Springs, CO)
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‘LOLO’ documentary on FOX21+ highlights rare brain disorder and family’s journey for treatment Original
Posted: Jul 15, 2026 / 02:35 PM MDT Updated: Jul 15, 2026 / 02:35 PM MDT (FOUNTAIN, Colo.) — From the moment Lucy Woods was born, her mother, Janey Woods, knew something was not right.
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The small, but mighty, climate advocacy community Original
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The topic surrounding the Earth, its heating climate, and what we can do about it, is a daunting conversation for many, but a select few throughout Colorado Springs are championing the conversation and advocating for the planet. John Schoch is a 38-year Navy veteran and former Department of Defense employee who focused on counter-terrorism efforts throughout his career, but since retirement, he has taken up a new form of service – advocacy.
Young warrior battling rare disorder has successful surgery
(LOS ANGELES) — Four-year-old Colorado Springs girl Lucy Cadenas, the namesake for Lucy’s Warrior Foundation, is recovering in the hospital after a successful hemispherectomy at UCLA’s Ronald Reagan Medical Center. Janey Sprouse-Cadenas and Caity Colvin, Lucy’s parents and founders of the foundation, gave FOX21 an exclusive update on Lucy’s hemimegalencephaly (HME) treatment.
Families in Woodland Park have milk and cookies with Santa
Posted: Dec 20, 2023 / 12:55 PM MST Updated: Dec 20, 2023 / 12:55 PM MST (WOODLAND PARK, Colo.) — The Community Partnership Family Resource Center in Woodland Park hosted a morning full of joy, laughter, cookies, and a special visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus on Saturday, Dec. 16.
Jewish community celebrates Hanukkah with parade
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Fort Carson bandsmen spread holiday cheer
Posted: Dec 2, 2023 / 12:08 PM MST Updated: Dec 2, 2023 / 12:08 PM MST (FORT CARSON, Colo.) — The Fort Carson 4th Infantry Division Band is preparing to spread holiday cheer with music throughout Southern Colorado this month. Holiday tunes such as Jingle Bells, O Hanukkah, Silent Night, and more will be heard throughout the Pikes Peak region and in some parts of Denver with a jazzy twist performed by the brass quintet.
Monument Ice Rinks rally support for Lucy’s Warrior Foundation
Courtesy: Photojournalist Cora Mitchell Posted: Nov 26, 2023 / 07:14 PM MST Updated: Nov 26, 2023 / 07:18 PM MST (MONUMENT, Colo.) – On Sunday, Nov. 26, the Monument Ice Rinks hosted an Iron Man Fight and silent auction in support of local foundation Lucy’s Warrior. Lucy Cadenas, 4, has experienced regular seizures since she was born.
Rampart Regiment goes for gold in marching band competition
Posted: Nov 1, 2023 / 08:52 PM MDT Updated: Nov 1, 2023 / 08:52 PM MDT (U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.) — On Saturday, Oct. 28, the Colorado Bandmasters Association (CBA) hosted its annual state championship competition for larger high school marching bands across the state at Falcon Stadium. FOX21 News photojournalist Cora Mitchell followed Rampart High School’s Rampart Regiment as they braced the cold to strive for gold.
Columbia products help Cougars to sixth straight AMC Tournament title
Two graduates of Columbia high schools helped the Columbia College softball team to its sixth consecutive American Midwest Conference Tournament title Friday afternoon at Antimi Softball Complex. Hickman alum Athena Wheeler hit a solo walk-off home run in the bottom of the seventh inning, giving the fourth-seeded Cougars a 1-0 win over top-seeded Cottey.
Athena Wheeler hits walk-off home run to win AMC Championship
Columbia College softball scored a game-winning home run in the seventh inning to defeat Cottey in the American Midwest Conference Championship Tournament finals in Columbia. With one out in a 0-0 tie, junior Athena Wheeler, a Rock Bridge graduate, blasted a home run to win the conference championship. The Cougars had only managed to tally one hit up until that point, struggling to get any significant offense going against Cottey pitcher Lacey Cruz.
Fourth graders paint, set sail on Missouri River Days
An excited group of fourth graders from Alpha Hart Lewis Elementary School fell nearly silent on Monday afternoon at Cooper's Landing, completely engrossed in their watercolor paintings. The students sat before the Missouri River where each took a pencil, paper and watercolor paint. At the instruction of Wildy Self, a local art teacher, the students were given the opportunity to visually record what they saw in front of them, like Lewis and Clark had done on their westward expeditions.
Fourth-graders paint, hit the waterl on Missouri River Days
An excited group of fourth-graders from Alpha Hart Lewis Elementary School fell nearly silent on Monday afternoon at Cooper's Landing, completely engrossed in their watercolor paintings. The students sat near the Missouri River where each took a pencil, paper and watercolor paint. At the instruction of Wildy Self, a local art teacher, the students were given the opportunity to visually record what they saw in front of them, like Lewis and Clark had done on their westward expeditions.
Prairie Home hosts donkey-riding basketball fundraiser
On Saturday, March 18, hundreds of people filled the Prairie Home R-V school gym to watch and participate in donkey basketball games. This was a fundraiser held by the school to raise money for Prairie Home Panther Booster Club, which supports the school’s athletic programs. Three games were played and they were 16 minutes each. The first was two teams of school-related individuals, and the second was students versus community members. The winners of these games then competed in a championship game.
Engineers crown first Black king and queen at St. Patrick's Ball
Engineering students celebrate the end of MU Engineer’s Week at St. Patrick’s Ball on Saturday. The evening started with dinner and drinks, which led to the coronation of Trenton Foster and Kyarra Gorham as king and queen of Engineer’s week. Five king candidates and five queen candidates, selected by a committee, led the Engineering Week activities. The queen candidates wore sashes and the king candidates held shillelaghs — ancient Irish weapons turned decorative for the week.
MU club hockey one win away from Final Four berth Original
There's a different kind of March Madness happening on the ice at the New England Sports Center in suburban Boston. Missouri club hockey continued its pursuit of a national title with a dominant 10-2 pool-play victory over 16th-seeded Central Michigan in the American Collegiate Hockey Association Division III Tournament on Friday. The Tigers are now one win away from a Final Four berth.
Fans flock to Harpo's for Missouri's SEC Tournament debut
Fans gathered to watch Missouri play Tennessee in the quarterfinals of the SEC tournament on Friday at Harpo's Bar and Grill in Columbia. The Tigers defeated the Volunteers 79-71. Missouri advances to the semifinals of the SEC tournament for the first time in program history. The Tigers will play top seeded Alabama tomorrow at noon.
Battle rebounds in district final behind Ethan Wiley
Rock Bridge boys basketball coach Jim Scanlon runs an exceptionally slow offense. One that, up until this season, had never lost against Battle. This year, the Spartans have beaten Scanlon and his Bruins twice. No. 3 Battle picked up its second upset en route to the Spartans' fifth boys district championship, defeating No. 1 Rock Bridge 37-33.
Sara-Rose Smith, Hayley Frank and Jackson State’s Angel Jackson watch Jackson’s shot (copy)
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Judith Ntimpa, left, a Rwandan native
Judith Ntimpa, left, receives the prestigious Nightingale Award on Friday at Launer Auditorium in Columbia. The Nightingale Award recipient is anonymously nominated by fellow members of the graduating class to
Nursing pins to be awarded
Nursing pins to be awarded to graduates of Columbia College's nursing program sit on a table on Friday at Launer Auditorium in Columbia. The tradition of Columbia College awarding these
Judith Ntimpa stands with her fellow nursing graduates
Judith Ntimpa, center, stands with her fellow nursing graduates on Dec. 16, 2022 at Launer Auditorium in Columbia. Ntimpa moved to the United States in 2009 and completed nursing school
Mizzou Tigers Women’s Basketball Head Coach Robin Pingeton talks to Sara-Rose Smith
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Members of Marching Mizzou take a selfie
Members of Marching Mizzou take a selfie before the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday in New York City.
From left, Alexa Koga and Naomi Wipfler
From left, Alexa Koga and Naomi Wipfler pose for a selfie in front of the Green Giant float on Thursday at the 96th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in Manhattan,
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MU freshman takes on Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
For the first time in Marching Mizzou’s 137-year history, the band was invited to participate in the 96th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. Naomi Wipfler is a freshman animal science pre-vet student from Wildwood, Missouri, who auditioned for Marching Mizzou and initially was put on the priority waitlist. Two weeks before the Marching Mizzou conditioning camp, Wipfler got an email from Marching Mizzou band director Amy Knopps that a spot had opened up for Wipfler to join.
Marching Mizzou band ready for wild Thanksgiving week trip to New York
Marching Mizzou, MU’s student band, is gearing up to take on one of its most ambitious shows to date: a performance in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. But it’s the massive amount of traveling the band will be required to undertake before and after the parade — wedged between halftime performances at two Mizzou home football games just six days apart — that is sure to leave students and other attendees sleep-deprived.
Carlee Seek, one of the Marching Mizzou Feature Twirlers
Carlee Seek, one of the Marching Mizzou Feature Twirlers, practices twirling flaming batons Friday at the Marching Mizzou Practice Field in Columbia. “It depends on how fast you twirl them, the faster you twirl, the sooner the fire goes out,” Sherry Wendling, Feature Twirler coach said.
Marching Mizzou prepares to leave for New York City to participate in the 96th
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Noah Carter attempts to block the shot
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Sam Kaiser prepares to throw the ball (copy)
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From white gloves to weaving: 75 years of the Columbia Weavers and Spinners Guild
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The church invited MyCherie McEachern and other former preachers
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A dragonfly rests on a rock after flying around
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Justin Goolsby runs the ball
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Battle Head Coach Jonah Dubinski celebrates
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Veterans United Foundation, Ashley Furniture Home Store give away 100 beds at Faurot Field
The Veterans United Foundation and Ashley Furniture Home Store joined forces Friday to donate 100 beds to Columbia children at Faurot Field. The children in attendance were not aware that the beds they picked out for the showing of “Little Giants” on the Memorial Stadium Jumbotron were going home with them before the event started, making the announcement a big surprise.
Patrick Finney explains the significance of
Patrick Finney explains the significance of the Harvest Homecoming Festival on Saturday at Oak Spirit Sanctuary. "It's kind of like our family reunion event," he said.
From left, Charli Leach and Roran Leach, 4, toss
From left, Charli Leach and Roran Leach, 4, toss grapes into a small pool Saturday in preparation for the annual grape-smashing at the Harvest Homecoming Festival at Oak Spirit Sanctuary
Various types of grapes are collected in a pool
Various types of grapes are collected in a pool, ready to be smashed at the Harvest Homecoming Festival.
Members of the pagan community smash the grapes
Members of the pagan community smash grapes Saturday at the Harvest Homecoming Festival. "It physically feels icky, but spiritually it's amazing," said Kerry Lynn, former board member of the Oak
100 beds donated to Columbia youth in need at Hope to Dream event
The Veterans United Foundation and Ashley Furniture Home Store joined forces Friday to donate 100 beds to Columbia children at Faurot Field. The children in attendance were not aware that the beds they picked out for the showing of “Little Giants” on the Memorial Stadium Jumbotron were going home with them before the event started, making the announcement a big surprise.
Senior Toby Cox heads back to the sidelines
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The Wabash Bus Station in Columbia is offered as a last resort shelter
The station will be open noon to 5 p.m. regardless of temperature.
The Wabash Bus Station in Columbia is offered as a last resort shelter
The Wabash Bus Station in Columbia is offered as a last resort shelter
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