Washington growers struggle with glut of legal weed
Washington’s legal marijuana market opened last summer to a dearth of weed. Some stores periodically closed because they didn’t have pot…
Continue ReadingPartnership formed in Pueblo to help in the cycle of learning
Teachers teach the students and those students teach younger students. It’s the circle of learning at Pueblo City School District 60. Fountain…
Continue ReadingNonprofit group receives big boost in funding
An organization in Pueblo received a huge boost in funding Wednesday. POSADA, a group that helps the homeless in Pueblo, received a $50,000 grant…
Continue ReadingTeachers in Pueblo protest new standardized testing
Teachers united by wearing black to silently protest an upcoming standardized test. “This is taking basically a third of our year by the time…
Continue ReadingWhat are your chances of winning the Powerball?
Think you don’t have a good chance of winning the Powerball? The Colorado Lottery says you do in this state and offers the following…
Continue ReadingDog attack case pits owner against Humane Society
A woman is challenging the impounding of her two dogs for allegedly killing a neighbor’s cat, and having to pay the cost of impounding them.…
Continue ReadingMan convicted of gunning down two people at a Colorado Springs intersection
A man who shot two people to death at a Colorado Springs intersection in 2013 will spend the rest of his life in prison. A jury found Gary Glen Vigil…
Continue ReadingMan convicted in crash that killed boy, 13
UPDATE: Andrew James Marsh was found guilty of child abuse causing death, vehicular homicide-reckless driving and other charges. He will be sentenced…
Continue ReadingWeather delays for Wednesday, Feb. 11
Weather delays and closures for Wednesday, February 11. School Districts Cripple Creek-Victor – 2 Hours Late Lewis-Palmer Dist. 38 -2 Hours…
Continue ReadingFewer reported sex assaults at military schools
The number of reported sexual assaults involving students at three military service academies went down in the most recent school year, capping a…
Continue ReadingGOP’s revival of parental-rights measure passes Senate
Colorado Republicans say parents need more control over their children’s school curriculum and medical treatment, and they’ve advanced…
Continue ReadingHighway 94 reopens following deadly crash
The intersection of Highway 94 and Marksheffel Road has reopened after being closed for several hours because of a deadly crash. Police say the…
Continue ReadingHartsel man killed in Highway 24 crash
Colorado State Patrol says a man from Hartsel died after crashing his car on Wilkerson Pass. The accident was reported at 9:39 a.m. on February 11,…
Continue ReadingQuestioning of jurors begins in theater shooting case
Jury selection in the Colorado theater shooting case has entered its second phase with the judge and lawyers on both sides asking prospective jurors…
Continue ReadingStorm will move through Colorado tonight
A storm system will move across Colorado tonight and tomorrow morning bringing rain, snow and cooler temperatures to the region. A winter weather…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Firefighters say drought is helping grass fires catch on
A small grass fire put out Tuesday followed on the heels of three other grass fires in the area in two weeks. The Colorado Springs Fire Department…
Continue ReadingSenators stand in favor of measles vaccine
Senators took a stand in favor of vaccinating children at a hearing Tuesday. The Senate Health Committee discussed public health successes and…
Continue ReadingConstruction accident causes fire, wreck and downtown power outage
The Colorado Springs Fire Department says a power outage that snarled traffic in the downtown area Tuesday was related to a grass fire in the 300…
Continue ReadingUPDATED: Four Colorado cities make ‘most sexually violent’ list
A new report says four Colorado cities are among the top 24 most sexually violent in the nation. The report, which was released by datingadvice.com,…
Continue ReadingColorado’s 2014 taxes on recreational pot come in at $44M
Colorado finally knows how much tax revenue it collected from recreational marijuana in the first year of sales, and the haul was below estimates…
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