4 shot, 1 dead in Aurora
One person is dead after a shooting in Aurora. It happened around 2 a.m. Sunday near East 6th Avenue and North Helena Street. That’s just east…
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1 hurt in Colorado Springs rollover
One person is in the hospital after a rollover crash in Colorado Springs Saturday night. Police say the crash happened near the intersection of…
Continue ReadingMarty’s Sunday Morning Forecast – Still Hot & Dry – 5/27/18
Today: Partly cloudy, becoming breezy and hot again this afternoon with high temperatures in the 80s and 90s for the plains, mainly 70s for the…
Continue ReadingTerritory Days kicks off the Southern Colorado festival season
Territory Days is Colorado Springs largest and longest standing street festival, celebrating 43 years on this Memorial Day weekend. Events, vendors…
Continue ReadingHot weather continues – 5/26/18
TONIGHT: Look for more clouds than clear skies through tonight, and far less wind. Overnight lows cool to the 50s and 60s in the lower elevations.…
Continue ReadingMarty’s Saturday Morning Forecast – Toasty Holiday Weekend! – 5/26/18
Today: Sunny this morning, partly cloudy, breezy and hot this afternoon with near record high temperatures expected area wide. Wind gusts this…
Continue ReadingPueblo West is trying to break through in 4A tournament
In Pueblo, baseball is family, “We’re almost all related somehow,” says senior pitcher Ty Garcia. The Cyclones take that saying…
Continue ReadingSeveral Air Force Academy graduates tie the knot graduation week
It’s been an exciting week for Air Force Academy graduates, who have capped off four long years of hard work and dedication. Now, many of the…
Continue ReadingSearch for armed robbery suspect continues
County, state, and federal authorities are searching for a man who robbed five banks at gunpoint within the last two months. Three of the robberies…
Continue ReadingHot & Windy Weekend 5-25-18
TONIGHT: Mostly clear and mild overnight with low temperatures dropping to the 40s and 50s. TOMORROW: Near record high temps arrive tomorrow as temps…
Continue ReadingSecond day of murder hearing in Pueblo ends without ruling from judge
An FBI agent revealed Friday during testimony in Pueblo that there was a four-hour window during which the cellphones of missing Kelsie Schelling and…
Continue Reading2 properties raided for illegal marijuana grows
The Colorado Springs Police Department and El Paso County Sheriff’s Office raided two properties Thursday and found pounds of processed…
Continue ReadingPuppies rescued from trash can reunited 5 years later
Five years ago, animal control officers helped rescue four puppies who were found inside a trash can at a park in Highlands Ranch, but Friday they…
Continue ReadingFountain named most Patriotic City in Colorado
Fountain was named the most patriotic city in Colorado by a national insurance group. Insurify took a look at the communities with the highest…
Continue ReadingPeyton baseball team will play in 2A semi’s
Seventeen wins in a row doesn’t happen by accident, “You got the two’s to the bull horns, you’ve got the arrows,” says…
Continue ReadingPueblo police investigating suspicious ‘attempted suicide’
Pueblo police officers were called to a house early Friday morning for a report of an attempted suicide, but they’re now investigating because…
Continue ReadingPueblo judge considers murder trial for boyfriend of missing pregnant woman
(FRIDAY) An FBI agent revealed Friday during testimony in Pueblo that there was a four-hour window during which the cellphones of missing Kelsie…
Continue Reading3/4 of new Colorado marijuana licenses issued to recreational industry
Colorado issued more marijuana business licenses to the adult-use industry than the medical industry at a rate of about 3:1 in 2017, and half of…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs officer justified in shooting of domestic violence suspect
The 4th Judicial District Attorney’s Office ruled that a Colorado Springs police officer was justified when he shot a domestic violence suspect…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs first-grader hands out shirts in hope to end bullying
A student from Giberson Elementary School spent much of her first grade school year crying because of bullies. Angel Davis is in the first grade and…
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