Colorado city bans flavored vaping products, ups buying age
Boulder officials are moving forward with plans to ban the sale of flavored electronic cigarette products containing nicotine in the Colorado city.…
Continue ReadingMonth: August 2019
Weather pattern changing – 8/29/19
TODAY: After a nice start to the day, clouds will start to build around Southern Colorado between 2 and 3pm. A few showers or stray thunderstorm are…
Continue ReadingState Fair attendance is on the rise
The Colorado State Fair is half-way over and, with attendance up 7% compared to this time in 2018, organizers are more than happy with the turnout so…
Continue ReadingCBD users worry they’ll fail drug tests
CBD users in Colorado Springs are concerned they could fail employment drug screenings if the products they consume contain too much THC, the…
Continue ReadingCommunity hosts benefit concert for musician maimed by impaired driver
After being struck by a suspected drunk driver earlier this summer, Colorado Springs musician Mike Elmore listened on as bands performed to raise…
Continue ReadingCadet Chapel sees more visitors in its last summer before renovations
As the closure date approaches for the Cadet Chapel at the Air Force Academy, more people are visiting the national landmark before renovations begin…
Continue ReadingColorado student on life support after being hit by vehicle
Authorities say a Colorado State University student has been placed on life support after he was struck by a vehicle on college grounds. University…
Continue ReadingRocky Mountain National Park wants to increase camping fees
Rocky Mountain National Park staff are proposing an increase in campground fees from $26 to $30 per site for summer camping and $18 to $20 for winter…
Continue ReadingHow 3 in Colorado Springs escaped the cycle of homelessness
The nearly 400 homeless camp clean-ups in the City of Colorado Springs might be leading people to more resources. In the last two months, the Springs…
Continue ReadingHuman DNA under claws of euthanized bear confirms culpability in attack on elderly man
Officials at the University of Wyoming Forensics Lab confirmed to Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers that the bear submitted for DNA testing was…
Continue ReadingDeputies find meth-filled shoes delivered to Pueblo County Jail
A pair of medically approved shoes delivered for an inmate at the Pueblo County Detention Center had a secret shipment of methamphetamine inside, and…
Continue Reading08/28/19 Forecast Discussion
Tonight: Staying dry and mostly clear in Central/SE Colorado this evening. Winds across the eastern plains were breezy today with gusts to about…
Continue Reading2 arrested, 97 plants seized in illegal marijuana grows found in Pueblo homes
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s S.W.A.T. team executed search warrants Wednesday morning at homes in Pueblo West and arrested two men after finding…
Continue ReadingRed light camera to go up at Academy and N. Carefree Circle
The third red light camera in Colorado Springs will be set up in the intersection at Academy Boulevard and N. Carefree Circle pointed in the…
Continue ReadingAbnormal year of moisture could lead to problems for CSFD
Thanks to a snowy winter and a wet spring, Colorado Springs was finally lifted out of a bad drought. Jeremy Taylor, who works in Wildfire Mitigation…
Continue ReadingColorado College makes standardized tests optional for admission
Colorado College announced Wednesday that have adopted a test-optional admission policy, which goes into effect now for first-year and transfer…
Continue ReadingSerious injury crash closes major roadway in Colorado Springs
A serious injury crash involving at least five vehicles closed the southbound and northbound lanes of Powers Blvd between Stetson Hills and Barnes…
Continue ReadingCity to test Prospect Lake again for blue-green algae
Officials with the City of Colorado Springs will head back out to Prospect Lake Wednesday morning, to test the lake, for blue-green algae. The…
Continue ReadingLabor Day gas prices drop, lowest in 3 years
Many people will take to the roads this Labor Day weekend, and they won’t need to break the bank to do so. According to GasBuddy, gas prices…
Continue ReadingSunny and dry today – 8/28/19
TODAY: Sunny and dry weather is in the forecast today with highs warming to the 80s and 90s. Temperatures over the mountains will be in the upper 70s…
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