Companies continue battle for Marvel superheroes
A longtime dispute about who owns the rights to Marvel’s iconic comic book characters is set to continue in a federal appeals court. A panel of…
Continue ReadingWanted sexual assault suspect captured
A man wanted on a sexual assault charge, who was on the District Attorney’s most wanted list, has been captured in Colorado Springs. Edgar…
Continue ReadingBaby wipe recall
A Pennsylvania company has issued a baby wipes recall due to potential bacteria inside packaging. Nutek Disposables, Inc. ofMcElhattan, PA has…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council takes public comment on proposed budget
Pueblo City Council needs to cut about $1 million in spending to balance next year’s budget. Council took public comment during its meeting…
Continue ReadingDecision 2014: Midterm election spending to break records, millions from outside political groups funnel into Colorado
The Center For Responsive Politics estimates $4 billion will be spent to win races across the country in this fall’s midterm elections.…
Continue Reading1,000 kids receive free meals thanks to man’s bike ride
A Pueblo man’s bike ride to Houston resulted in 1,000 free healthy meals for kids. Last month, Gabriel Arellano rode his bike to Houston from…
Continue ReadingOlympic Museum is Closer to Reality
The U.S. Olympic Museum is now a little closer to becoming a reality. We now know who is scheduled to build and design the $60 million project. A…
Continue ReadingFirst CMAS test scores admittedly lower
When it comes to school districts in southern Colorado, students are performing close to the state average. Results were released today for the new…
Continue ReadingJudge sets new trial date for James Holmes
A Colorado judge has postponed the death penalty trial for movie theater shooter James Holmes for a fifth time. Judge Carlos A. Samour wrote in a…
Continue ReadingMexican claiming sanctuary in church seeks amnesty
A Mexican man who is living in a Denver church basement to avoid deportation says he is prepared to stay as long as it takes to gain his freedom.…
Continue ReadingKicking cancer; breast cancer survivor stays strong
You may have noticed we’ve been wearing the color pink every Monday through October. But it’s not a fashion statement; it’s all to…
Continue ReadingWinning lotto ticket worth $5.4 million sold in Pueblo
The Colorado Lottery says a ticket that was sold in Pueblo for Saturday night’s drawing is worth more than five million bucks. The $5.4 million…
Continue ReadingPolice issue SVP notification for neighborhood near Dutch Clark Stadium
The Pueblo Police Department says a sexually violent predator has moved into the 700 block of Elmhurst Place, which is just east of Dutch Clark…
Continue ReadingPolitical science professor: Last-minute ads critical for swaying undecided voters
Political ads are critical in swaying undecided voters the week before Election Day, according to retired political science professor Bob Loevy.…
Continue ReadingColorado man disappears during Denver Broncos game
Friends and family of a man who disappeared during last week’s Denver Broncos game are asking the public for help finding him. They say…
Continue ReadingRunners dressed as Waldo raise money for Waldo Canyon restoration
It wasn’t hard to find Waldo in Colorado Springs Sunday. Thousands of people dressed up as the iconic character for the third annual Waldo…
Continue ReadingEx-Irish president Mary Robinson to speak at CSU
Former Irish president Mary Robinson is visiting Colorado to speak about climate change. Robinson, the United Nations’ special envoy for…
Continue ReadingBill Clinton in Colorado Monday
The other Clinton – Bill – is following his wife to Colorado to stump for Sen. Mark Udall and other Democrats. Former President Bill…
Continue ReadingCrews preparing to move derailed train near Fort Carson
Crews from Union Pacific will be working to move a train that derailed just off of B-Street near Fort Carson Sunday afternoon. Officials at Fort…
Continue ReadingFirefighters battle grass fire in Peyton
Firefighters spent Sunday battling a grass fire in Peyton. It started around 5 p.m. Sunday near Highway 110 and J.D. Johnson Road. Firefighters said…
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