Officials expect delayed opening of road to Maroon Bells
Officials say the road to a mountain scenic area near Aspen will likely open later than usual following a winter of heavy snow and avalanches. The…
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Unseasonably Warm Temps Continue 4-4-19
TONIGHT: Some clouds move back in later tonight; otherwise, mostly dry conditions prevail with temps in the 30’s FRIDAY: Temps in the…
Continue ReadingCheyenne Mountain Zoo in the running for ‘Best Zoo’ in the nation
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo has been nominated for USA Today’s ‘Best Zoo’ contest. Last year, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo placed fourth in the…
Continue ReadingOfficials urge residents to continue conserving water
Some depleted water reserves in Colorado are still recovering from one of the worst dry spells on record. The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reports…
Continue ReadingKelsey Berreth’s daughter to stay with grandparents
UPDATE April 4: Another custody hearing took place Thursday, and Kelsey Berreth’s daughter will remain in the custody of Berreth’s…
Continue ReadingWoman found dead with gunshot wounds in Colorado Springs Walmart parking lot
The Colorado Springs Police Department is investigating a death at the Walmart on S. 8th St. The Violent Crimes unit is responding to this incident.…
Continue ReadingWoman arrested for DUI and vehicular homicide following Colorado Springs crash
Police have arrested 30-year-old Vanessa D. Gonzales for DUI and vehicular homicide following a fatal crash on Wednesday morning at the intersection…
Continue ReadingIL Vicino in downtown Colorado Springs closes after 23 years
IL Vicino in downtown Colorado Springs closed its doors on April 1 after 23 years. The popular pizza restaurant posted on their Facebook page…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs murder suspect extradited from Mexico
The man accused of killing a 17-year-old in Colorado Springs back in January has been extradited back to Colorado after being caught in Mexico. Edwin…
Continue ReadingAmid rising anxiety, colleges tell students it’s OK to fail
A growing number of U.S. colleges are sending a message to students saying it’s OK to fail. Campus mental health officials from Massachusetts…
Continue ReadingLegal marijuana workers blast citizenship denials over work
Attorneys for two immigrants say U.S. authorities denied their clients’ applications for citizenship because of their work in Colorado’s…
Continue ReadingBeautiful Thursday ahead – 4/4/19
TODAY: Lots of sun is in the forecast for your Thursday. High thin clouds will be on the increase for the second half of the afternoon. Highs will be…
Continue ReadingBooby trap on Colorado Springs trail sends bikers to hospital
Two people are injured after being caught in a booby trap on a Colorado Springs trail. The victims were biking across a bridge on Rock Island Trail…
Continue ReadingSen. Bennet diagnosed with prostate cancer
Colorado Senator Michael Bennet has prostate cancer, a spokesperson confirmed Wednesday night. The senior senator from Colorado, who is 54, was…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs mayor reflects on landslide election night victory
There wasn’t time Wednesday for Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers to celebrate his reelection in a landslide victory Tuesday night.…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs politician Wayne Williams bounces back on election night
Wayne Williams found political redemption in Tuesday night’s city election in Colorado Springs, as he won a seat on the City Council. Less than…
Continue ReadingWarming Up 4-3-2019
TONIGHT: Showers and storms clear out by 9PM at the latest and we will be left with dry, mostly cloudy skies tonight. Temperatures cool to the low…
Continue ReadingColorado snowpack improves drought
Colorado had quite the winter snow season — heavy mountain snow and the bomb cyclone made for a record year of avalanches across the state. The…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Schools down to 5 bond options to fix infrastructure problems
Last October, an infrastructure report said that Pueblo City Schools buildings are falling apart. Plus as enrollment continues to drop at many of the…
Continue ReadingBody of Fort Carson soldier killed in Afghanistan returns home to Ohio
The body of a 29-year-old Ohio soldier who died in combat in Afghanistan was returned to his hometown Wednesday. A military plane carrying Army Spc.…
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