Weld Food Bank Struggles To Meet Demand
The Weld Food Bank is struggling to meet demand because of a 77 percent increase in the number of households seeking help over the past five years.…
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Pueblo Schools May Change Calendar
Pueblo City Schools will consider modifying the school calendar to avoid having students and teachers work in overheated classrooms like they have…
Continue ReadingState Computer at Risk of Crashing
States nationwide are dealing with outdated computer systems that provide crucial government services but are susceptible to crashes. A July audit of…
Continue ReadingStrange Van At North Side Park Leads To Drug Bust
A Colorado Springs Police officer who checked on a suspicious vehicle early Monday morning found it loaded with questionable things. That van was…
Continue ReadingState Spent $345 Million on Security Since 9/11
State and local governments in Colorado have received $354 million in federal grants for homeland security since 2002. The Denver Post reported…
Continue ReadingCounterfeit Cash In Colorado
Counterfeit bills are being passed in Pueblo and Denver. Denver police said they can?t confirm the cases are connected, but they will be in touch…
Continue ReadingHonda Recalls Almost 1 Million Cars
Honda has announced its recalling close to a million cars worldwide because of problems with power windows and computer systems. The recall affects…
Continue ReadingWoman Dies After Near-Drowning
A 43-year-old woman dies days after almost drowning near Pueblo’s City Park. Tracy Larson died at Parkview Medical Center on Sunday. She had…
Continue ReadingConfusion As Balloons Land At Air Force Academy
Unplanned balloon landings at the Air Force Academy Sunday caused some security issues. Air Force Academy officials said they had cleared their air…
Continue ReadingOutdated Computer Systems Threaten State Services
A Colorado state audit warns that a crash of an aging state computer system would affect nearly every agency – and stall payments for…
Continue Reading100s of Drivers Checked At DUI Checkpoint
Colorado Springs police conducted another DUI checkpoint Saturday night as part of the Colorado Department of Transportation’s ‘100 Days…
Continue ReadingReport: Colo Spent $354M On Security Since 9/11
State and local governments in Colorado have received $354 million in federal grants for homeland security since 2002. The Denver Post reported…
Continue ReadingSen. Udall Discusses Jobs In Pueblo
Millions of Americans are still unemployed and the numbers coming out in August didn?t offer any hope. There were no new jobs created in August.…
Continue ReadingOne Arrested After Crash
One person is behind bars after a crash at I-25 and Cimarron at around 3:15 a.m. Sunday. Springs police say he may have been driving drunk. Colorado…
Continue ReadingPolice Searching For Armed Robber
A man tries to rob another at a Colorado Springs gas station, then pulls a gun when the victim refused to give him his money. Police say a black man…
Continue Reading2 Cited In DUI Checkpoint
The numbers are in from Friday night’s sobriety checkpoints. Colorado Springs police stopped 679 drivers on the 2300 block of North Powers…
Continue Reading1 El Paso County Death In Listeria Outbreak
Colorado health officials say listeria killed two people in the state last month as the number of cases spiked. KRDO NewsChannel 13 has confirmed one…
Continue ReadingBLM Accepting Comment On Feb. Oil, Gas Lease Sale
The Bureau of Land Management has proposed putting about 5,285 acres in northwest Colorado up for bid at a quarterly oil and gas lease sale Feb. 9.…
Continue ReadingJohn Salazar Relishes New Role
John Salazar doesn’t seem to miss Congress. It’s been about 10 months since the Democrat and former member of the U.S. House’s…
Continue ReadingWildlife Officials Kill Coyotes In Broomfield
State wildlife officials have killed seven coyotes in Broomfield in the past two weeks following attacks on children. The Boulder Daily Camera…
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