Cattle drive through Denver kicks off stock show
Longhorn cattle were driven through downtown accompanied by horses and wagons Thursday during the annual parade kicking off the National Western…
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Pueblo police look for burglary, ID theft suspect
Pueblo Crime Stoppers is asking for your help finding a man accused of burglarizing a home then using stolen credit cards at area stores. Pueblo…
Continue ReadingCanon City man arrested for shooting gun at party
The Canon City Police Department has arrested a man accused of firing a shotgun at his own house party. Two women called police around 1:00 a.m.…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs ranked ’13th Gayest City in America’ in 2013
The city of Colorado Springs has been ranked 13th Gayest City in America by The Advocate, a national gay and lesbian magazine. The magazine used a…
Continue ReadingFormer GOAL teacher pleads guilty to sex assault on child
A former GOAL Academy teacher, arrested last year on suspicion she engaged in a sexual relationship with a teenage student, pleaded guilty to two…
Continue ReadingHundreds of emergency responders get training at UCCS
Hundreds of emergency responders from all across the country are getting training through a variety of classes at the University of Colorado at…
Continue ReadingSuspicious package at Parkview not dangerous
A suspicious package was deemed not dangerous after it was found in the parking garage at Parkview Medical Center Wednesday night. The package was…
Continue ReadingDeputies: Father shot son by mistake in Black Forest
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says a Black Forest man tried to shoot his estranged roommate but accidentally shot his son instead. It…
Continue ReadingGroup fights for release of bin Laden photos
Federal appeals court judges seemed skeptical Thursday about forcing the government to release photos and video taken of Osama bin Laden during and…
Continue ReadingOklahoma arrest could provide answers in Saguache cold case
The Saguache County Sheriff’s Office could get a break in a cold case involving a gruesome 2008 murder outside the mountain town of Saguache.…
Continue ReadingPolice seek better images from business cameras
Police offered suggestions to business owners for improving surveillance camera images to better identify burglary, robbery and theft suspects.…
Continue ReadingRedwine family pleas for answers in son’s disappearance
As the days turn into weeks and months, the family of Dylan Redwine said it’s still hard to believe. “It’s an emotion you…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs man invokes Make My Day Law after break-in
Al Michaud is doing just fine after the break-in at his apartment late Monday. The only scar is a bullet hole he put in the wall as he shot two of…
Continue ReadingNew blue highway signs
Nearly all of us have driven with someone who incessantly asks, “Is there a restaurant nearby or where’s the closest bathroom?” The…
Continue ReadingMan accused of shooting ex-girlfriend in her car
New Mexico State Police have arrested a man who was sought after his ex-girlfriend was shot in her car south of Denver. The woman’s condition…
Continue ReadingBach: Stormwater Problems A Fiscal Illness
Stormwater drainage has been long discussed in Colorado Springs and across the Pikes Peak Region, but the problems remain. The problems were more…
Continue ReadingHome invasion suspects identified, arrested
The Colorado Springs Police Department has identified four people accused of breaking into a home on Monday night. The homeowner shot two of those…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Manitou child is safe, not missing
The Manitou Springs Police Departments tells KRDO NewsChannel 13 that a child originally reported missing is fine and the whole thing was a…
Continue ReadingApps to help you fight the flu
Apps to help you fight the flu this season: ZocDoc:Enter your zip code and insurance plan to find doctors in your area with open appointments. Flu…
Continue ReadingColorado’s first gay speaker takes gavel
Colorado’s first gay House speaker has taken control, less than a year after Republicans used their former majority to block civil unions for…
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