Train derails near Ft. Collins
Emergency crews respond to a train derailment Sunday (05/15/16), southeast of Ft. Collins. The Poudre Fire Department says it happened near Bethke…
Continue ReadingColorado nurse was able to keep working despite abuse claims
A Colorado nurse is charged with inappropriately touching six women under his care in Colorado and three more in Nebraska. Documents show that the…
Continue ReadingCountry’s first urban density conference coming to Boulder
The country’s first “Yes In My Back Yard” conference is coming to Boulder as cities grapple with higher housing costs pricing…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Girl, 4, killed in fire at suburban Denver group home
Authorities say a 4-year-old girl was one of two people killed in a fire at a suburban Denver group home. Jefferson County Deputy Coroner John Cline…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Victims identified in deadly crash north of Monument
Colorado State Patrol has identified the victims in a deadly crash that happened Friday (5/13/16) evening, on the I-25 Frontage Road near the…
Continue ReadingVandalism Discovered Near Fossils in Western Colorado
Vandalism and graffiti was discovered inches away from dinosaur fossils in Fruita. The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reports that five major…
Continue ReadingNew on-ramp from southbound I-25 to Cimarron Street opens Sunday
UPDATE – The new southbound entrance ramp from Cimarron to I-25 is now open.…
Continue ReadingPro-Pot rally leads to physical confrontation
What began as a small pro-pot rally led to a physical confrontation by one anti-pot observer in Pueblo West Saturday afternoon. Michael Tapia tells…
Continue ReadingMother of Aurora Theater Shooter Speaks Out
For the first time ever, the mother of James Holmes, the convicted Aurora theater shooter, is speaking out about the tragedy, and the importance of…
Continue ReadingSpecial Olympians compete in regional events
More than 125 athletes gathered Saturday to compete in the Special Olympics Regional Games in Pueblo. The athletes took part in track and field…
Continue ReadingCity officials hope park changes east side
Since 2006 the city of Pueblo has been working on opening a skate park on the east side and it’s finally a reality. “When you hear…
Continue ReadingMissing woman’s mom reacts to CBI possibly taking over her daughter’s case
A mom could be getting what she wants. As KRDO NewsChannel 13 reported, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation may take over the Kelsie Schelling…
Continue ReadingDenver’s first Sikh parade expected to draw 1,000 people
The first Sikh parade and celebration in Denver is expected to draw 1,000 people. The Denver Post reportsJewish and Christian pastors will join Sikh…
Continue ReadingExcel Energy proposes $1 billion wind farm
The state’s largest electricity provider is asking utilities commissioners to approve a $1 billion wind project. The Denver Post…
Continue ReadingOnly a third of landslide victims qualify for federal aid
Colorado Springs officials have updated how a series of landslides in the past year have affected dozens of residents with damage to their homes.…
Continue ReadingSubaru recall affects at least 60 customers, 200 unsold cars locally
A Colorado Springs Subaru dealership spent Friday notifying customers of a nationwide vehicle recall. John Adams, director of development at…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Pueblo police plans to hand Kelsie Schelling case to CBI
Pueblo police said they are in the process of handing the Kelsie Schelling investigation over the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. Police Sgt. Ken…
Continue ReadingAir Force general is 1st woman at top-tier US combat command
Air Force Gen. Lori J. Robinson on Friday became the first woman to lead a top-tier U.S. warfighting command when she took over as leader of the…
Continue ReadingYour safety: the rise of ransomware and how to protect yourself
New data released this week suggests crimes involving ransomware are on the rise, and it’s not just businesses that are being targeted. Most…
Continue ReadingColorado lawmakers urge schools to ignore federal transgender directive
Palmer High School senior Doe Schall led the charge to get a gender-neutral bathroom on campus. “I’ve heard the horror stories of my…
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