Online hacking group goes after Trump
Donald Trump had a new challenger Friday. It’s not a new political rival, but could be quite formidable. The online hacking group…
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Fountain Creek receives money
A $45,000 grant gets final approval from the Colorado Water Conservancy board for Fountain Creek. The money’s supposed to be used to help…
Continue ReadingTrain’s rail steel needs could bring more jobs to Pueblo
More jobs could be coming to Pueblo to help steelworkers complete an unfinished rail line. Evraz said in a statement that 450 steelworkers were laid…
Continue Reading75-million-year-old fossil gets CT scan
Many of us are familiar with a CT scan, a medical process that uses a computer to give us a three-dimensional image. But the picture taken Friday at…
Continue ReadingWild Wild West Festival stops after seven years
The event that normally kicks off the festival season in Pueblo is riding off into the sunset. The Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce decided to stop…
Continue ReadingNorthwest Colorado Springs apartment fire contained
The Colorado Springs Fire Department fought a fire at a northwest side apartment complex Friday afternoon. The fire burned a chimney and in the roof…
Continue ReadingPueblo Police getting Narcan
Pueblo firefighters already carry Narcan and the Police Department will soon begin using the lifesaving antidote. Seventy units of the drug will go…
Continue ReadingFountain police officers begin training with and using Narcan
It’s a growing epidemic: heroin use in Southern Colorado. In 2015, Colorado Springs police responded to 109 overdose calls, prompting the…
Continue ReadingLion cub will make public debut this weekend
A lion cub that was born in January will go on display at the Pueblo Zoo this weekend. The male cub hasn’t been named yet. He will make his…
Continue ReadingColorado’s economy seeing slower growth, reports say
Partisan debate in the Legislature over hospital provider fees, tax refunds and paying for roads and schools may have ended this session.…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs school locked down because of police activity
District 11 says Monroe Elementary was placed on a precautionary lockdown Friday. The lockdown has since been lifted. It was prompted by police…
Continue ReadingLawsuit: Fremont County inmate died after denied medication
A lawsuit claims a Fremont County jail inmate who died in custody in 2014 was denied prescription medication and beaten before his death. According…
Continue ReadingRelatives describe angry domestic scene before woman’s death
Relatives of a Colorado woman who died in 2012 say her husband was very angry just hours before her body was found. The Greeley Tribune reports that…
Continue ReadingColts to retire Manning’s No. 18, add statue to stadium
Colts owner Jim Irsay announced Friday that the team will retire Peyton Manning’s No. 18 and build a statue of the record-setting quarterback…
Continue ReadingBroncos plan to build mini Mile High in stadium parking lot
The Broncos are planning to build a miniature version of the old Mile High in the parking lot of Sports Authority Field to bolster the…
Continue ReadingObama to nominate 1st woman to head US combatant command
Defense Secretary Ash Carter says President Barack Obama will nominate the first woman to head a major U.S. military combatant command. If confirmed…
Continue ReadingVA says it’s making progress with long wait times, veterans weigh in
NewsChannel 13 spoke with a representative from the Colorado Springs VA Clinic who says they’ve made great strides in the last several weeks…
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Continue Reading3 taken to hospital after early morning disturbance, say police
Colorado Springs police say three men were taken to the hospital after a shooting in the 100 block of South Academy Boulevard around 1 a.m. Friday.…
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