Colorado Secretary of State pushes for boycott of Alabama
In response to the Alabama state government signing a strict anti-abortion measure into law, Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold says…
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785,000 Coloradans Traveling for Memorial Day
DENVER (May 15, 2019) – Nearly 785,000 Coloradans will travel this Memorial Day weekend, per the latest forecast from AAA Colorado.…
Continue ReadingAir Force Academy major accused of rape of a child
An Article 32 hearing will be held for an Air Force Academy major accused of rape and sexual abuse of a child under the age of 12. Maj. Travis J.…
Continue ReadingHomeless count in El Paso County levels off after major increase
At this time last year, a record 1,551 homeless people were living in El Paso County according to a yearly survey. But this year, that number has…
Continue ReadingColorado teen identified shooter shortly before dying
Investigators say an 18-year-old Denver area man identified his alleged shooter last week just before going into surgery, where he died. The 18th…
Continue ReadingMotorcyclist dies after hitting an elk on Hwy 50 west of Pueblo
A 52-year-old motorcyclist is dead after hitting an elk and then getting struck by a pickup truck. Colorado State Patrol reports that the man was…
Continue ReadingCPW, deputies capture black bear in Pueblo West
Deputies with the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office and Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers captured a black bear Thursday morning. The bear was…
Continue ReadingMan reportedly stabbed and cut several times near Colorado Springs Airport
A man was reportedly stabbed and cut several times while being assaulted by three suspects, one which was armed with a handgun. Police responded to…
Continue ReadingWarm, mainly dry afternoon ahead – 5/16/19
TODAY: Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies are in the forecast today. A couple of sprinkles are possible over the mountains and foothills, but most…
Continue ReadingSTEM School shooting suspects appear in court
STEM School shooting suspects, Devon Erickson, 18, and Alec McKinney, 16, appeared in court Wednesday. According to the Associated Press, McKinney…
Continue ReadingPreparations begin on expansion of Broadmoor convention center
Workers are wasting no time in preparing for construction of an expansion of The Broadmoor convention center in Colorado Springs. On Wednesday…
Continue ReadingCripple Creek donkeys released into the city for the summer
Cripple Creek is one of two cities in the United States where you could run into a wild donkey herd on the streets. The Two Mile High Club nonprofit…
Continue ReadingAbove Average Temps Continue 5-15-19
TONIGHT: Partly to mostly clear with temps keeping mild in the 40’s and some low 50’s THURSDAY: Another warm day with highs climbing into…
Continue ReadingWATCH: School attack hero Kendrick Castillo honored by thousands
A memorial service for a student hailed as a hero for tackling one of the armed attackers at his suburban Denver school is set for Wednesday…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs competitive cheer team stranded for hours after airline mishap
A local competitive cheer team is hoping to make it back home Wednesday after being stranded in Florida for over 24 hours. They say the trip has been…
Continue ReadingPueblo ranked Colorado’s worst city to live in
Some unwelcome news for the city of Pueblo: a new article by USA Today claims the Steel City is the worst city to live in throughout the entire state…
Continue ReadingCheyenne Mountain Zoo welcomes baby two-toed sloth
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is the place to be in southern Colorado if you love sloths — a new baby two-toed sloth was just born Tuesday! The zoo…
Continue ReadingOne injured after reported shooting at home on Fort Carson
Fort Carson investigators are looking into a reported shooting that prompted a lockout at the Post Exchange and a nearby school Wednesday. The…
Continue Reading16 traffic fatalities so far this year, on pace with last years record breaking year
Every day it seems another traffic accident leads to yet another death. “Overall traffic accidents are down, but our fatalities are not,”…
Continue ReadingPark planners propose bailout points on Manitou Incline
One of the areas most popular hikes, the Manitou Incline, could be seeing more changes in the next few years. Colorado Springs park planners and…
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