Questions amidst sudden King’s Deer Golf Course foreclosure
A Monument golf course community may be losing its golf course. The King’s Deer Board of Directors announced via email last week that the…
Continue ReadingOfficials ask for prison director protection
The Colorado Department of Corrections is asking for more than $500,000 for two dedicated security officers for the prison chief and his wife.…
Continue ReadingNM House OKs cost-sharing funding for Amtrak route
A bill approved by the New Mexico House would use oil and gas revenue to pay the state’s share of costs to keep Amtrak’s Southwest Chief…
Continue ReadingAlamosa to build new airport terminal
A new airport terminal is coming soon to the San Luis Valley Regional Airport this summer with hopes of attracting a new airline. Alamosa County…
Continue ReadingLimited GOP field for Colo. governor debates
Some Republicans running for governor in Colorado will meet Tuesday for their first debate. Four of six Republicans candidates seeking the nomination…
Continue ReadingTurbulence hurts several aboard Colo.-Mont. flight
Severe turbulence during a United Airlines flight from Denver to Billings, Mont., sent five people to hospitals in Montana. United Airlines spokesman…
Continue ReadingTrain sparks grass fires in Colo. Springs
A train in Colorado Springs sparked grass fires late Monday night (2/17/14). The Colorado Springs Fire Department responded to reports of grass fires…
Continue ReadingScholars: Roosevelt the best first lady, Obama 5th
A survey of academics has found that Eleanor Roosevelt was the nation’s best first lady. Michelle Obama ranks fifth. The findings from the…
Continue ReadingWind is another four letter curse word for some
Wind. It may as well be a four letter curse word. “I hate it,” Mark Bandeko said. “I’m trying to fall asleep and it’s…
Continue ReadingCascade businesses talk about Highway 24 construction
Deadly flooding is a threat along Ute Pass whenever there’s heavy rain. It’s been a problem since the Waldo Canyon fire. Since then,…
Continue ReadingSaving energy at Colorado College
Energy use is a big expense for a business. Senator Mark Udall went to Colorado College Monday to see how they use as little energy as possible. The…
Continue ReadingExperts offer tips for keeping your trees rooted to the ground during high winds
The City of Colorado Springs is asking you to maintain your trees before the next wind storm causes more damage. A tree fell onto a power line near…
Continue ReadingPresidents Day Trivia
Across the country many celebrate Presidents Day, but that’s not the official name for the holiday. The official name for the federal holiday…
Continue ReadingPain at the pump: gas prices rise 14 cents
Gas prices rose 13.8 cents per gallon in Southern Colorado in the last week, but we’re still paying less than the national average.…
Continue ReadingHope in the hyperbaric chamber
A study is chugging along near Evans Army Community Hospital that could yield huge results for everyone who is suffering from mild traumatic brain…
Continue ReadingNational Mill Dog Rescue needs forever homes for new dogs
The National Mill Dog Rescue just got in a new batch of dogs that desperately need your help. Two rescue teams just got back from Kansas and Missouri…
Continue ReadingJudge denies injunction on marijuana ad rules
A federal judge has denied a request for an injunction against Colorado rules restricting advertising by recreational marijuana shops but says the…
Continue ReadingAurora police scanned 12 million license plates
Aurora police used surveillance cameras to scan 12 million vehicle license plates last year. Eight cameras mounted atop stoplights throughout the…
Continue ReadingJoint Colo. tax-filing for gays headed to gov.
Gay couples in Colorado who are married in another state and in a civil union here could file joint state tax returns under a measure headed to the…
Continue ReadingGun proposal: Protections for businesses that use deadly force against intruders
This week a proposal could grant legal protections to businesses that use deadly force against intruders. It would make an employee immune from any…
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