Boo on a budget
Zeezo’s in downtown Colorado Springs is as busy as a florist on Valentine’s Day. “The last week or so we have those people that…
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Boston Red Sox win 2013 World Series
David Ortiz and the Boston Red Sox romped to their third World Series championship in 10 seasons, thumping October ace Michael Wacha and the St.…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs City Attorney resigns
Colorado Springs City Attorney Chris Melcher announced his resignation Wednesday night (10/30/13) effective January 31, 2014. The City of Colorado…
Continue ReadingCity Council banking on 1A passing to avoid possible layoffs
Pueblo City Council is banking on a sales tax increase to fix its budget problems and avoid possible layoffs. If Question 1A doesn’t pass on…
Continue ReadingOwner of shop busted for allegedly selling spice in court
The owner of the shop busted last week for selling illegal synthetic marijuana isn’t saying much about the accusations. He was in court…
Continue ReadingVolunteer fire departments reeaping the benefits
Honeywell workers are pushing community in Southern Colorado. They wanted to help volunteer firefighters who struggle with dollars in their…
Continue ReadingColorado voters given plenty of options this election
By now, you should have the ballot that lawmakers made sure was mailed to you, but they also want you to have the option of showing up and voting, as…
Continue ReadingMerchants speak out on Spice arrests
Lost sales and a negative perception are results several area smoke shops have experienced because of the recent crackdown on the synthetic marijuana…
Continue ReadingMale volunteers act as watchdogs for elementary school
Men in Woodland Park are going back to school. Gateway Elementary School is taking part in a national program called Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great…
Continue ReadingPilot of small plane that crashed identified
A 32-year-old woman who crashed a single-engine plane in Castle Rock near a residential area has been identified and she remains in serious…
Continue ReadingKen Van Holbeck’s helping hand
One retired Air Force veteran has come full circle to once again mentor other warriors in a very unique way. Ken Van Holbeck opened the doors of…
Continue ReadingBreaking down barriers with music
A United States Air Force Academy musical group is making smiles and understanding happen all over the world. Wild Blue Country is a band that does…
Continue ReadingSergeant Christy Beal’s can do attitude at Fort Carson
One woman is a guiding hand to help future Moms at Fort Carson and she is our Wear Red Friday Hero. Sergeant Christy Beal is at Evans Army Hospital…
Continue ReadingDr. Chad Watts is the smile maker
Dr. Chad Watts is a smile maker who is making a difference in Southern Colorado. He’s also our Wear Red Friday Hero. Dr. Watts is a former Air…
Continue ReadingPrayers to help foster hope and help
This is a special quiet anniversary in the lives of millions of soldiers. 238 years ago, the U.S. Army Chaplains Corps was created. More than 25…
Continue ReadingA Wear Red Friday Hero’s Community Service
A painful chapter in Southern Colorado history brought out the best in so many places. Victor Malone is a retired U-S Navy Captain with 27 years…
Continue ReadingUPDATED: Some troops turn to liposuction to pass fat test
Soldiers often call plastic surgeon Adam Tattelbaum in a panic. They need liposuction — fast. Some military personnel are turning to the surgical…
Continue ReadingWear Red Friday Heroes are helping the homeless
A hidden gem near downtown is the R.J. Montgomery Center. It’s a place where the homeless can go to find hope and solace. Gene Morris is a…
Continue ReadingPolice warn of cold weather car thefts
Tis’ the season for one crime of opportunity to spike in southern Colorado. The Pueblo Police Department says it has investigated 38 reported…
Continue ReadingPolice investigate convenience store robberies
Two 7-Eleven convenience stores were robbed in Colorado Springs overnight Tuesday (10/29/13) into early Wednesday morning (10/30/13). The first…
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