Romaine Lettuce Recall May Affect Colo.
Church Brothers, the owner of True Leaf Farms, is voluntarily recalling nearly 2,500 cartons of shredded or chopped romaine lettuce. The lettuce was…
Continue ReadingMonth: September 2011
Beating Death Of Homeless Man Ruled Homicide
An assault on a homeless man that resulted in his death has been ruled a homicide by the Colorado Springs Police Department. The victim is identified…
Continue ReadingFood Stamps And Nutrition
More Americans are in poverty right now, meaning more children are going to sleep hungry at night. Nationwide, more than 16-million children live in…
Continue ReadingRobert Bruce Receives Sentence
Robert Bruce, the man guilty of trying to kill a Pueblo police officer, received his sentence today. He received 48 years for the first count of…
Continue Reading75-Year-Old Charged With Sexual Assault On A Child
75-year-old Byron Griffy of Fowler, Colorado is charged with sexual assault on a child by one in a position of trust. The arrest happened last Friday…
Continue ReadingFailed Hooters Liquor Sting Raising Questions
A lot of questions are coming up, surrounding the failed liquor sting at the Citadel Mall Hooters. 2 Colorado Springs Detectives ticketed the Hooters…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: School Board Member Accused Of Sexting Teen
The Ellicott School Board President is responding to the arrest of one of his members. Stefanie Dickinson, 37, is accused of sending sexual text…
Continue ReadingCampaign Underway To Legalize Marijuana In CO
A new campaign has kicked off that’s trying to convince you to legalize marijuana in Colorado. Colorado Springs is being used as a test market…
Continue ReadingThe Dave Ramsey Show
Meet Dave Ramsey Dave Ramsey, a personal money-management expert, is an extremely popular national radio personality, and author of the New York…
Continue ReadingBobby Brown Suing Cable Network A&E
Colorado Springs bail bondsman Bobby Brown is suing the creators of the A&E television show ?Dog the Bounty Hunter.? Court documents obtained by…
Continue ReadingJensen Farms Listeria Link Confirmed
Laboratory results provide a direct Listeria link from Jensen Farms cantaloupe to patients. Colorado Department of Public Health and…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Two Stores Pull Rocky Ford Cantaloupe From Shelves
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment says, “People at high risk for Listeria infection should not eat cantaloupe from the…
Continue ReadingPomeranz Strong in Debut as Rockies Beat Reds 4-1
Prized prospect Drew Pomeranz threw five shutout innings in his major league debut and Ty Wigginton homered, helping the Colorado Rockies to a 4-1…
Continue ReadingTwo Teens Shot in NE Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs police are still looking for suspects after two people were shot Sunday night in Carver Park near North Carefree Circle and Academy…
Continue ReadingColorado Draws New Districts
A Colorado panel charged with redrawing state legislative districts plans to discuss proposed final maps after going on a monthlong tour listening…
Continue ReadingCommittee Looking At Making Columbine Law
A state legislative committee analyzing disciplinary policies created at Colorado schools after the Columbine High School shootings and other cases…
Continue ReadingSprings Officer Hurt In Fight
A Colorado Springs police officer is recovering after she was injured while trying to break up a fight in a dispute with a cab driver Police said…
Continue ReadingCourt Considering Prohibiting International Law
A federal appeals court in Denver is considering Oklahoma’s voter approved law that prohibits state courts from considering international law…
Continue ReadingHigh School Game of the Week Schedule
Join Dan Cochell and George Holden for the High School Game of the Week. Sponsored by :O?Brien?s Carpet One, Mathnasium Briargate, National American…
Continue ReadingCSU Student Dies, Unknown Cause
A Colorado State University student died at an off-campus apartment Saturday night. So far, an autopsy has not shown how she died. The Larimer County…
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