UPDATE: Safe2Tell tip prompts Harrison High School lock out
A precautionary lock out was ordered at Harrison High School Tuesday after someone left an anonymous tip through Safe2Tell. Specific information…
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Speeds reach 100 mph in Fremont County chase
A Northglenn man is facing a long list of charges after allegedly speeding away from a traffic stop and leading Fremont County sheriff’s…
Continue ReadingTrial begins in fatal Alamosa shooting
Prosecutors in Alamosa say a man on trial for second-degree murder admitted shooting Jose Louis Fernandez while authorities were already on their way…
Continue ReadingAlleged animal hoarder arrested in Colorado
A woman who has been accused of hoarding dogs in California and Wyoming is under arrest in Colorado. Sixty-four-year-old Kimi Peck was being held in…
Continue ReadingDrake Fire: Answers may be on the way
Answers to what started the large fire at the martin drake power plant may be here today. The Colorado Springs fire chief tells us investigators are…
Continue ReadingHolmes’ appeal of sanity exam is secret, for now
Lawyers for the man charged in the Colorado movie theater massacre have asked the state Supreme Court to overturn the presiding judge’s order…
Continue ReadingInvestigator: VA employees told to falsify records
Government investigators say employees at a veterans medical clinic in Colorado were instructed to falsify records to make it appear that veterans…
Continue ReadingDrake power plant badly damaged by fire, offline indefinitely
Colorado Springs Utilities says it doesn’t know when the Martin Drake Power Plant might start producing electricity again after it was badly…
Continue ReadingPilot crashes into former home north of Denver
The pilot who crashed into a home near Denver Monday used to own the property. Pilot Brian Veatch confirmed to KMGH-TV that he owned the home, as…
Continue ReadingLocal, state, federal agencies to participate in CSEPP exercise
More than a dozen local, state and federal agencies will be participating in the Pueblo Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program (CSEPP)…
Continue ReadingStudy: Many Ivy League students don’t view ADHD medication misuse as cheating
Nearly one in five Ivy League college students say they use stimulants to study and many don’t see a problem with it. Researchers analyzed…
Continue ReadingHolmes appeals order allowing victims attend trial
Attorneys for the Colorado theater shooting defendant are asking the state Supreme Court to overturn the presiding judge’s order allowing…
Continue ReadingHash oil explosions rise with legalized marijuana
The opening months of Colorado’s recreational marijuana industry have seen a rise in fiery explosions as pot users try to extract potent oil…
Continue ReadingDrake Power Plant workers got out of burning plant quickly
It was a frightening morning for the Drake Power Plant workers and people working and living nearby when a fire started Monday morning (5/5/14). A…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs celebrates National Travel and Tourism Week
Travelers at the Colorado Springs Airport got a nice surprise today, courtesy of the Convention and Visitors Bureau. Arriving passengers at the…
Continue ReadingAfter five months, people still divided over recreational pot
Some people in Pueblo West see recreational marijuana shops as a green gold mine, while others want them somewhere else. Paula McPhetters lives in…
Continue ReadingHealing ‘just now starting’ for family affected by triple murder in Rye
A family struck by a tragedy in the small town of Rye says the healing process is just beginning. Last Thursday, Harry Mapps, 60, pleaded guilty to…
Continue ReadingSmall plane crashes into house in Northglenn
A pilot walked away with minor injuries after his small plane crashed into a house in Northglenn, setting the plane and house on fire. Northglenn…
Continue ReadingVictim in Security Shooting identified
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office has released the name of a man who was found shot to death inside a home in Security. The death of Daniel…
Continue ReadingFort Carson soldier dies of non-combat related illness
The Department of Defense says Pfc. Daniela Rojas was serving in support of Operation Enduring Freedom when she died of a non-combat related illness.…
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