Cancer Study in Southern Colorado
Starting Tuesday and running through Friday you can be part of a Cancer Prevention Study. There are several locations to take a survey, allow a small…
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Berthoud Police Department under investigation
The police department in the Larimer County town of Berthoud has been taken over by the county sheriff’s department while unspecified…
Continue ReadingPersonhood question to appear on 2014 ballot
The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office says backers of a measure that would redefine the words “person” and “child”…
Continue ReadingColorado sends 1st look at insurance enrollments
Colorado has released a first look at how many people are signing up for health insurance using the new state exchange. Officials with Connect For…
Continue ReadingPolice: Drug deal turned robbery leads to pot bust
Police say they arrested two people and seized more than 11 pounds of marijuana after a drug deal turned into a robbery at a Colorado Springs motel.…
Continue ReadingPolice cleared in shooting of Denver man
The Denver District Attorney’s Office has cleared a police officer who shot and wounded a man accused of killing a neighbor and using makeshift…
Continue ReadingDenver mayor wants to stop public pot smoking
With Denver poised to allow recreational marijuana sales, Mayor Michael Hancock wants to act now to stop public pot smoking. Under an ordinance he…
Continue ReadingAll lanes of I-25 south of Fountain back open after multiple wrecks
A motorcyclist has been taken by air to the hospital with serious injuries following multiple car crashes Sunday afternoon according to Colorado…
Continue ReadingSupporters, protestors at odds over Columbus Day
Many Italian Americans have been celebrating Columbus Day in Pueblo for the past 15 years. A statue of Columbus has been in Pueblo since 1905,…
Continue ReadingBroncos win big but not enough to cover huge point spread
Peyton Manning threw for two scores and Knowshon Moreno ran for three to lead the Denver Broncos to a tougher-than-expected 35-19 victory Sunday over…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest fire victim gets special gift from Texas woman
The founder of the National Mill Dog Rescue lost everything she owned in the Black Forest Fire, but a precious possession was replaced through the…
Continue ReadingAvs Remain Perfect With 5-1 Win Over Capitals
Alex Tanguay scored twice and Semyon Varlamov made 40 saves in his return to Washington as the Colorado Avalanche remained perfect under coach…
Continue ReadingMan sought for armed robbery at Home Depot
Colorado Springs police are investigating an armed robbery at a Home Depot store on North Academy Boulevard near Woodmen Road. Police said a man…
Continue ReadingGarden of the Gods becomes popular option to closed national parks
During the federal government shutdown, many visitors are learning that Garden of the Gods is as good as — if not better than — national…
Continue ReadingPumpkins now available at Venetucci Farm
The pumpkin patch at Venetucci Farm opened for business Saturday morning. Dozens of families searched for that special pumpkin to take home, as they…
Continue ReadingColoradans split on amendment 66
Coloradans are at odds when it comes to Amendment 66. The proposal would give education a boost in funding from income tax. Lieutenant Governor Joe…
Continue ReadingVenetucci barn restored by trees burned in Black Forest Fire
It is one of the oldest structures located on Venetucci Farm, but time took its toll on the 100-year-old asparagus barn. According to Pikes Peak…
Continue ReadingRelief replaces worry at Fort Carson
Fort Carson is going to be different for 250 soldiers that returned from their deployment in Kuwait. Families and friends were holding signs and…
Continue ReadingFriday Night Blitz – Scores Week 7
High school football scores for Friday, October 11, 2013. Falcon: 24Ponderosa: 14 F Doherty: 6Valor Christian: 42 F Lewis Palmer: 0Coronado: 28 F…
Continue ReadingAutism Center threatened to temporarily close
Breathing a little easier, military families with autistic children have a few more days until they might need to start worrying again. The Colorado…
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