Pueblo police warn of scammer posing as Black Hills Energy employee
The Pueblo Department says a scammer is using a utility company’s name to try to rip you off. Police say a man is claiming to work for Black…
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Man who pleaded guilty to child sex assault sentenced
A man who admitted to sexual assault on a child could spend the rest of his life behind bars. Spc. Joe Alfred Garcia, who was stationed at Fort…
Continue ReadingState fair dumps cashless pay system
The Colorado State Fair Board of Commissioners has voted not to bring the cashless system back to the 2014 Colorado State Fair. “I believe an…
Continue ReadingTraffic Alert: Union & Austin Bluffs crash cleared, traffic returning to normal on I-25
Midday crashes at Union and Austin bluffs and on I-25 at Interquest caused delays for drivers Wednesday (2/26/14). The Colorado Springs Traffic…
Continue ReadingChild tanning bed ban clears hurdle in Colorado
A ban on the use of commercial tanning beds by children has won initial approval in the Colorado House. The House approved a bill Wednesday to…
Continue ReadingPotty peeper pleads guilty in video case
A registered sex offender from Grand Junction who took hundreds of pictures or videos of women in a portable toilet faces more than four years in…
Continue ReadingAppeal filed over state retirement fund
Colorado Springs attorneys have filed an appeal in the city’s dispute over whether it owes the state retirement fund millions of dollars in…
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An extension of the LnB Connectors network. The radio show meant to get the word out to the plethora of small business owners across the Front Range.…
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An extension of the LnB Connectors network. The radio show meant to get the word out to the plethora of small business owners across the Front Range.…
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An extension of the LnB Connectors network. The radio show meant to get the word out to the plethora of small business owners across the Front Range.…
Continue ReadingLnB Connectors Archive
An extension of the LnB Connectors network. The radio show meant to get the word out to the plethora of small business owners across the Front Range.…
Continue ReadingSchool board mulls over staff conduct policy
Pueblo City Schools Board of Education is revising its staff conduct policy. Board members want to make it clear what is inappropriate behavior…
Continue ReadingFlood mitigation progress in Manitou Springs
With Spring and Summer around the corner, Manitou Springs leaders are hopeful that flood mitigation efforts will curb flash flooding this year. El…
Continue ReadingWater district increases fees to cover lawsuit, possible embezzlement
The Cascade Metropolitan District voted Tuesday to tack on a fee for it’s customers to cover the costs of a lawsuit and missing money from a…
Continue ReadingUtility Rate Hikes Approved; Big Raise For Utility CEO Rejected
The Colorado Springs City Council voted 5-4 Tuesday against a proposal to give Jerry Forte, the chief executive officer of Colorado Springs…
Continue ReadingLawmakers propose banning phone use while driving
State lawmakers introduced a bill that would ban using a cellphone while driving, unless it’s through a hands-free device. Texting and driving…
Continue ReadingTwist in ’97 death may change prison slaying case
Attorneys for an inmate charged with a prison slaying have asked the judge to rule out the death penalty after a coroner reclassified another death…
Continue ReadingCampo Mayor and sons arrested
The mayor of Campo and his sons are facing theft and embezzlement charges. Campo’s Police Chief says the three have stolen between seven…
Continue ReadingThe multi-million dollar question about any troop reductions
The clock is ticking to eventually find out how Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel’s announcement of 100-thousand less troops by 2019 will affect…
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