Goats Disqualified From Sale During Colorado State Fair
Two goats sold during the Junior Livestock sale at the 2011 Colorado State Fair have been disqualified for testing positive for a banned substance.…
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Occupy Springs Protesters React To Denver Arrests
Protesters with the Occupy Colorado Springs movement said they were not surprised to see Denver police clearing out Civic Center Park Friday morning.…
Continue ReadingColorado Attorney General Wants To Stop “Get Rich Quick” Ads
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers announced Firday that his office and the Federal Trade Commission have obtained a court order barring…
Continue ReadingBullying Could Be To Blame For Boy’s Death
An 11-year-old from Colorado City is dead and bullying could be the reason. ?I?m heartbroken,? said a parent from Craver Middle School. He wished to…
Continue ReadingTowing Issue Interrupts Newborn’s Arrival
A Colorado Springs family plans to move out of its home of six years after a dispute with a homeowners’ association that happened while the…
Continue ReadingJob Fair Thursday At Ft. Carson
Ft. Carson is set to host a job fair Thursday on post. The job fair kicks off at 10 a.m. Thursday and last until 2 p.m. You will need to bring your…
Continue ReadingCity Leaders Expect Camping Ordinance Enforcement
Colorado Springs city leaders think round-the-clock demonstrators at Acacia Park should be treated just like homeless campers. Last year the city…
Continue ReadingDebt Collector Complaints On The Rise
The Federal Trade Commission has seen a steady increase in complaints concerning debt collectors. In 2010 the FTC received more than 140,000 calls…
Continue ReadingUpdate: Hazmat Threat Determined To Be Minor
A hazmat incident at a Colorado Springs industrial park Thursday turned out to be a minor case of chemical exposure, according to the Colorado…
Continue ReadingOccupy Colorado Springs, Protest Grows
Protesters working in alliance with the group Occupy Wall Streets continue to occupy Acacia Park in Colorado Springs. Now some city leaders are…
Continue ReadingPueblo Crimestoppers Crime Of The Week
Pueblo Crime Stoppers is asking for your help in finding two suspects in a theft. On Sept. 12, two people reported their wallets were stolen…
Continue ReadingMapQuest Website Ranks Neighborhoods
MapQuest unveiled a new website Thursday that ranks thousands of neighborhoods on quality-of-life measures including restaurants and bars, shopping,…
Continue ReadingI-25 Accident At MLK Bypass
There is an accident on northbound I-25 just south of the MLK Bypass. Two right lanes are closed and there are major delays. Stay tuned to KRDO.com…
Continue ReadingSoldiers Set To Return Home Friday Morning
More than 150 Soldiers from the 43rd Sustainment Brigade’s 360th Transportation Company will be welcomed home in a special ceremony Friday at…
Continue ReadingBooze Bears
A new trend for underage drinking is sweeping the nation. It involves using gummi bears. The bear are soaked in vodka or other spirits and brought to…
Continue ReadingSenate Republicans Elect New Leadership
A new Colorado Senate Minority Leader is elected after Mike Kopp announced his resignation on Tuesday. The Republican caucus elected Senator Bill…
Continue ReadingNo Spanish Ballots Printed For El Paso Co. Election
El Paso County will not be printing dual-language ballots for the Nov. 1 election. Election officials said they learned on Wednesday that the county…
Continue ReadingSprings Interim Police Chief Named
Deputy Chief Peter “Pete” Carey was named interim Colorado Springs police chief on Tuesday by Chief of Staff Steve Cox Carey will serve…
Continue ReadingK-9 Helps Nab Suspect
Colorado Springs police say a wanted felon is behind bars thanks to a K-9 officer. Police say it happened around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday on the 4300 block…
Continue ReadingYour Reaction To COS Occupy Wall Street Protests
The Occupy Wall Street protesters are holding firm and not leaving their campsite in downtown Colorado Springs. Acacia park is the new battleground…
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