Homeless Campsite Snag
By: Mireya Garcia COLORADO SPRINGS- A snag in the homeless campground project. The business plan may be delayed by months, or wiped out all together.…
Continue ReadingInvestigators Close To An Arrest In Sunday’s Shooting
By Lindsay Watts EL PASO COUNTY-Three suspects in a weekend shoot-out are still on the loose, but on Monday sheriff’s investigators said they…
Continue Reading‘Bus’ Bergman Dies At 89
DENVER (AP) – Prominent Coloradan Walter “Bus” Bergman has died at age 89. The Grand Junction man died Sunday. His son, Walt Jr.,…
Continue ReadingHigh Fire Danger Tuesday
STORMTRACKER 13 – We are tracking a round of very warm temperatures for Tuesday and Wednesday. We could even tie or break some high…
Continue ReadingSen. Michael Bennet Reacts To Health Care Bills Passing
By: Patti Moon COLORADO SPRINGS – Sen. Michael Bennet (D) has telling words when it comes to how the health care bills were passed.…
Continue ReadingMedical Marijuana Dispensary Robbed
COLORADO SPRINGS – Two employees of a medical marijuana dispensary are recovering after being attacked during a robbery Monday. The robbery…
Continue ReadingColorado Governor Signs Health Legislation
DENVER (AP) – Women in Colorado will no longer have to pay higher insurance rates than men. Gov. Bill Ritter on Monday signed a bill that…
Continue ReadingLewis Palmer High School Morns The Death Of A Friend
Anders Nelsona.nelson@krdo.com MONUMENT – Students returned to Lewis Palmer High School today from spring break with heavy hearts. Their friend…
Continue ReadingMissing Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Otter Update
Colorado Springs- There’s still no sign of the missingCheyenne Mountain Zoo Otter who escaped on Friday. Zoo spokesperson, Sean Anglum told…
Continue ReadingInsurance Rates Equal For Men And Women
DENVER- Women in Colorado will no longer have to pay higher insurance rates than men. On Monday, Governor Bill Ritter signed a bill prohibiting…
Continue ReadingCU Tuition Hike Approved
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) – In-state undergraduate students at the University of Colorado will pay 7 percent to 9 percent more in tuition at the…
Continue ReadingGradient Gives Back
Gradient Gives Back is part of Gradient Financial’s non-profit arm that is giving back to military families in 2010. With the help of Colorado…
Continue ReadingGas Prices On The Rise In Southern Colorado
Colorado Springs, CO, March 29- Average retail gasoline prices in Colorado Springs moved just 1.4 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging…
Continue ReadingStudents Mourn Lewis-Palmer Football Player
By Lindsay Watts MONUMENT- A deadly crash in Eagle County sends shockwaves through the Monument community. On Sunday a crowd of more than a hundred…
Continue ReadingConsumer Alert: Spike In Complaints Concerning Fraudulent, Threatening Collection Calls
Denver-Colorado Attorney General John Suthers warned consumers today that his office has seen a spike in the number of consumers reporting fraudulent…
Continue ReadingBackcountry Skiers Found After 2 Nights
PITKIN COUNTY – Two backcountry skiers are safe Monday, after spending two cold, wet nights in a snow cave near Aspen. The couple is from…
Continue ReadingHolly Marks 3 Years Since Deadly Tornado
HOLLY – Sunday was the three year anniversary of the massive tornado that tore through Holly, killing 2 people. The EF-3 tornado touched down…
Continue ReadingColorado Loses ‘Race To The Top’
DENVER (AP)- Colorado has lost its first bid to win millions of dollars for education reform. A source tells The Associated Press that the U.S.…
Continue ReadingColorado State Trooper Due In Court On DUI Charge
CASTLE ROCK, Colo. (AP) – A Colorado state trooper who was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving while on duty is scheduled to appear in…
Continue ReadingDouglas Bruce Files Lawsuit Against Governor Bill Ritter
DENVER – Anti-tax crusader Doug Bruce is suing Gov. Bill Ritter and state lawmakers. He claims they stole $200 million from a TABOR reserve…
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