NAACP president visiting Colorado Springs following bombing
The national president of the NAACP is visiting the Colorado Springs area this weekend to promote unity in response to a recent explosion outside a…
Continue ReadingFort Carson soldiers, volunteer to be honored
Fort Carson is honoring five soldiers for leadership and performance, and an officer’s wife for volunteer work. The soldiers will be inducted…
Continue ReadingNew Labor Day weekend hot air ballooning event close to becoming reality
The city of Colorado Springs says it is in final negotiations with a company to put on a new hot air ballooning event to replace the Colorado Balloon…
Continue ReadingPueblo city officials remind residents to clear sidewalks near their property
If you are a home or business owner and the sidewalks near your property are full of snow, it is your job to clear it off, according to Pueblo city…
Continue ReadingCSU-Pueblo pantry opens for students and staff in need
A pantry meant to help out students and faculty at CSU-Pueblo opened Thursday for weekly distribution. Autumn Black, a senior at the university, took…
Continue ReadingPueblo man challenges tire siping process
A Pueblo man who describes himself as a 20-year auto mechanic is challenging the effectiveness of tire siping, a process that KRDO NewsChannel 13…
Continue ReadingVariety helps police meet winter driving challenges
Police officers arrive at the scene of emergencies as soon as possible but snow and ice can slow them down as much as they slow civilian drivers.…
Continue ReadingU.S. House passes abortion bill on anniversary of Roe v. Wade
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday to ban federal money from funding abortions. It comes on the 42nd anniversary of Roe v.…
Continue ReadingPolice need help finding home invasion suspect
Pueblo Police are asking you to keep an eye out for a man who is wanted in connection to a home invasion. Samuel Lopez, 30, is one of five suspects…
Continue Reading100 Fort Carson soldiers return from Ebola fight in West Africa
About 100 Fort Carson Soldiers with the 615th Engineer Company, 4th Engineer Battalion, returned to the Mountain Post Thursday morning. The soldiers…
Continue ReadingNational Mill Dog Rescue awarded grant
National Mill Dog Rescue will receive a $500 grant from a new photo sharing app called Dogly. With Dogly, the more “loves” a user’s…
Continue ReadingCollege tuition caps rejected by Colorado lawmakers
College tuition caps rejected by Colorado lawmakers The Senate Education Committee voted 5-4 on party lines Thursday to reject a bill to extend the…
Continue ReadingSecurity-Widefield woman reported missing
UPDATE: Missing Person Nancy Reynolds has been found. She is at home safe and unharmed. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office is asking everyone…
Continue ReadingFree tax preparation help available for low income families
Pikes Peak Community College (PPCC) is partnering with the Denver-based Piton Foundation to provide free tax preparation assistance to low- to…
Continue ReadingFamily escapes early morning fire unhurt
The Colorado Springs Fire Department says a family was able to escape a fire Wednesday morning (1/21/15) thanks in part to the fact that they had…
Continue ReadingColorado death row appeal denied, case linked to Owens
A Colorado death row inmate convicted of killing a witness to a shooting has lost his appeal in a related case, all stemming from a post-concert…
Continue ReadingJury selection resumes in Colorado shooting case
The third day of jury selection has begun in the Colorado theater shooting trial of defendant James Holmes An unprecedented 9,000 potential jurors…
Continue ReadingAnother winter storm pounds Southern Colorado
The National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories for most of southeastern Colorado. The Winter Storm…
Continue ReadingSlippery drive causes busy night for tow operators
Wednesday’s weather across southern Colorado was a recipe for disaster on the roads. But Sean Rosen, a tow operator with Auto Towing, Inc. in…
Continue ReadingMom discovers home is former meth lab
A Colorado Springs woman discovered her home was the site of a former meth lab and blames the conditions of the apartment on her son’s close…
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