Tool releases first album in 13 years, announces Denver stop
It’s been 13 long years for fans of the American rock band Tool but finally, the wait for new music is over. The Grammy-winning metal rockers…
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Hickenlooper shifts gears, ramps up for US Senate run
At the Colorado State Fair, you’ll find food and fun, parades and of course, politicians. For the first time, KRDO had a chance to ask about…
Continue ReadingDistrict 2 seniors can get full scholarship to Pikes Peak Community College
Pikes Peak Community College announced Wednesday that eligible Harrison School District 2 seniors will be able to attend the two-year college with a…
Continue ReadingBalloons fly for media day at Labor Day Liftoff
Labor Day weekend is here, and that means its time for Labor Day Liftoff in Colorado Springs. Liftoff preparation kicked off Friday morning with…
Continue ReadingStrong storms possible around Colorado Springs before Labor Day weekend
TODAY: Our weather will be quiet for the first half of Friday, but then things become fairly active following lunchtime. Storms move into the Pikes…
Continue ReadingColorado to vote on joining national popular vote compact
Colorado will vote on whether to join an initiative that would commit its nine Electoral College votes to the winner of the national popular vote for…
Continue ReadingWoman seriously hurt in Pueblo RV fire
A woman is recovering from serious burns following an RV fire in Pueblo. Crews were called to the 3000 block of Lake Ave., around 3:30 a.m. Friday.…
Continue ReadingMan struck, killed by train in Pueblo
A man was killed after he was struck by a train in Pueblo. Officers were called to the area of 29th St. and the Interstate 25 on-ramp, near the…
Continue ReadingColorado Champions: Paralympian rides for gold in Tokyo
Training as an elite athlete is no easy feat, and with less than a year until the 2020 Tokyo Games, Mohamed Lahna is in serious training mode. Mo, as…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs Airport making progress on post-fire repairs
It’s been over a year since a fire broke out at the Colorado Springs Airport and repairs have been coming along well. The repairs have…
Continue ReadingList of classroom rules at Pueblo middle school sparks controversy
A list of classroom rules at a Pueblo Middle School is generating concern among parents and District 60. Many are worried the set of rules laid out…
Continue ReadingFriday Pattern Change
TONIGHT: Clearing and drying with lows cooling to the 50s and 60s. FRIDAY: Partly Sunny with highs in the 80’s. Showers and Storms likely after…
Continue ReadingLabor Day weekend likely to bring another record tourism year to southern Colorado
On Thursday, KRDO NewsChannel 13 checked with local tourist attractions to learn if the recent trend of record tourism numbers will continue in…
Continue ReadingPolice searching for thief who stole urn from car at Great Wolf Lodge
Police are on the hunt for a suspect, after a woman says an urn full of her daughter’s ashes was stolen from her car parked at the Great Wolf…
Continue ReadingU.S. Space Command one giant leap for Colorado Springs
President Donald Trump has promised the Space Force for months, but Thursday he announced the U.S. Space Command will open for business. Space…
Continue ReadingStudy ranks Colorado highways 36 out of 50
A new study ranking highways in all 50 states has ranked Colorado in the bottom half. The Reason Foundation released its annual highway report…
Continue Reading2 dead after motorcycle, vehicle crash in north Colorado Springs
Two people are dead after a crash involving their motorcycle and another vehicle in north Colorado Springs. Colorado Springs police are working on…
Continue ReadingSome children of US troops born overseas to no longer get automatic US citizenship, says Trump admin
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued a statement updating its policy to clarify that some children born to U.S. government…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs Utilities addresses recent Drake power plant fire, lays out future plans
The Drake power plant continues to polarize Colorado Springs leaders and residents. Some want to decommission the plant earlier then its scheduled…
Continue ReadingDrivers react to new red light camera at Academy and N. Carefree
In an effort to improve safety on the roads, CSPD is continuing to implement red-light cameras across the city. Now, the latest intersection is set…
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