Senate Clears Bill to Pay Military in Shutdown
The Senate has adopted a bill to pay members of the military in case the government shuts down. The unanimous voice vote Monday sends the legislation…
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Roberto Tapia
Los artistas de la msica regional mexicana Roberto Tapia, ex juez del concurso infantil “La Voz Kids”, y Calibre 50, sern las estrellas…
Continue ReadingRafael Amaya
Telemundo anunci este martes que los Premios Billboard de la Msica Mexicana 2013 sern conducidos por el galn de telenovelas Rafael Amaya y la…
Continue ReadingDenver City Council to vote on disposable bag fee
The Denver City Council will hold a public hearing and final vote on a 5-cent grocery bag fee Monday night (9/30/13), but Mayor Michael Hancock said…
Continue ReadingExpect big booms near Fort Carson this week
People who live near Fort Carson can expect to hear big booms this week thanks to a training exercise happening on post. Fort Carson says the 3rd…
Continue ReadingFlags at half-staff in Colo. for fallen soldier
Flags have been ordered to fly at half-staff across Colorado on Wednesday in honor of a Denver soldier killed earlier this month in Afghanistan. The…
Continue ReadingHolmes’ lawyers hint they’re not ready for trial
Lawyers for Colorado theater shooting suspect James Holmes are hinting they might not be ready for the trial scheduled to start in February.…
Continue ReadingGJ man guilty of posting online threats
A Grand Junction man has been found guilty of posting threats on Facebook about killing police officers and children at a daycare center. According…
Continue ReadingWildfire insurance task force report due
A wildfire insurance task force convened by Gov. John Hickenlooper is scheduled to turn in its recommendations on ways to protect property. The task…
Continue ReadingHang glider pilot injured in Saguache County
A hang glider pilot from Colwich, Kansas, has been found safe after he crashed in Colorado’s Sangre de Cristo mountains. Saguache County…
Continue ReadingSmall number of schools drop out of lunch program
The Agriculture Department says 524 schools – out of about 100,000 – have dropped out of the federally subsidized national school lunch…
Continue ReadingRockies Send Helton Out With a Win
Jeff Francis came out of the bullpen to win his first start in more than three months, Michael Cuddyer won his first batting title, and Todd Helton…
Continue ReadingCuddyer Wins NL Batting Title
Michael Cuddyer ended a losing season with the Colorado Rockies in a personally satisfying way. The right fielder won the NL batting title on Sunday,…
Continue Reading1 killed, 4 injured in rollover crash
21-year-old Janelle K. Beebe died and four others were injured in a rollover crash in Colorado Springs. The crash happened Saturday night on Barnes…
Continue ReadingFamily seeks answers three years after Springs man’s death
Friends and family gathered at Prospect Lake Sunday for the anniversary of Stephan Wilson’s death. Three years after his murder, the case…
Continue ReadingPueblo teen charged with attempted murder following fight
A night of underage drinking at one Pueblo apartment ended with a teenager in jail. Police were called to an apartment in the 2200 block of E. 12th…
Continue ReadingMom chooses cannabis over chemo
A Colorado Springs three-year-old boy has cancer. His mom is swapping out chemo for cannabis. It’s a choice conventional doctors are calling…
Continue ReadingOff-roaders asked to stay off Old Stage Road
Off-Roaders, hunters and campers were asked to stay off Old Stage Road Sunday to prevent further damage to the vulnerable road. Sunday’s sun…
Continue ReadingBroncos soar past Eagles to remain undefeated
The Denver Broncos scored more points than they ever had in their 54-year history Sunday, blowing out the Philadelphia Eagles 52-20 behind Peyton…
Continue ReadingFirefighters hike Manitou’s Incline in memory of fallen heroes
Local firefighters hiked the Manitou Incline in full gear to pay tribute to 343 firefighters who lost their lives in the Sept. 11 attacks. Bob…
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