Supreme Court allows challenge to Colorado Internet tax
A unanimous Supreme Court says federal courts have the authority to rule in a dispute over Colorado’s Internet tax law. The ruling Tuesday is a…
Continue Reading2nd ski train added to celebrate Winter Park anniversary
Winter Park Resort and Amtrak are adding a second ski train trip after the first one sold out in 10 hours. They announced Tuesday that the ski train…
Continue ReadingBoulder reportedly blocking westbound Highway 24
The Colorado State Patrol says a boulder is blocking westbound Highway 24 near Waldo Canyon. According to information relayed by the Colorado Springs…
Continue ReadingLawmakers seek penalties on using drones to invade privacy
Colorado lawmakers want to criminalize the use of drones when they’re used to monitor someone without their consent. The proposal up for a…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: A family worries after kitten tests positive for rabies in El Paso County
A family of four has started a series of shots after learning their kitten tested positive to rabies. On Feb. 27, a kitten tested positive for rabies…
Continue ReadingPolice investigating victim of self-inflicted gunshot wound
Police spent much of Monday searching the south side home of a man who went to Penrose Hospital with a gunshot wound to the leg. The man arrived at…
Continue ReadingRecent snowstorms delay pothole repairs
The recent spell of cold, snowy weather is hitting city streets and roads with a double whammy. Streets Division Manager Corey Farkas said in…
Continue ReadingElderly woman facing eviction has new home
An elderly woman in Colorado Springs facing eviction has a new home, thanks to the kindness of strangers. Annabelle, 72, asked us not to use her last…
Continue ReadingPolice Chief Velez: Eight officers on patrol at times in Pueblo
Financial troubles continue to rock the city of Pueblo, as City Council recently learned it faces a projected $2.8 million deficit. Police Chief Luis…
Continue ReadingLocal band instructor named “Best Teacher Ever” in online contest
A local band instructor won the Chick-fil-A “Best Teacher Ever” contest. Stephen Myers has been a teacher for 15 years. Summre Clark, a…
Continue ReadingMeteorological spring debuts after a wild winter
Over the last week, Willy’s Emporium in Old Colorado City has been a hot spot, thanks to our latest cold snap. Hot tea is a hot commodity these…
Continue ReadingArrest made in officer impersonation case
Fremont County Sheriff’s Deputies were called to the area of Ecology Park in Caon City on Sunday (3/1). Someone called deputies saying a…
Continue ReadingMumford & Sons brings festival to Salida
Mumford & Sons will headline two shows in Salida this summer as part of their global tour. The Gentlemen of the Road Stopovers festival will be…
Continue ReadingFort Carson female soldier advances to Ranger training
An Apache helicopter pilot from Colorado’s Fort Carson has a chance to become one of the first female Army Rangers. The Army says that an…
Continue ReadingNewspaper: Nurse who survived Ebola says hospital failed her
A nurse who contracted Ebola while caring for the first person in the U.S. diagnosed with the deadly disease tells a newspaper that the hospital…
Continue ReadingHomeowner arrested for firing blank round outside home
Colorado Springs police arrested a man at his home after police said he fired a blank round at people in cars outside his home. Police responded to a…
Continue ReadingWilliam Shatner Remembers Leonard Nimoy Online
William Shatner, famous for his role as Captain Kirk on Star Trek, is remembering his friend and co-star Leonard Nimoy online today (03/01/15).…
Continue ReadingFamily is OK after truck crashes into Security-Widefield home
Colorado State Troopers say a blue Chevrolet Pickuptruck came to rest partially inside a family’s living room around 3 a.m. Sunday. The family…
Continue ReadingGirl Scouts donate cookie proceeds for cerebral palsy awareness
March is cerebral palsy awareness month and two local Girl Scouts are doing their part to make a difference. Anna Stanwood, 9, and her younger…
Continue ReadingHigh school graduates celebrate a 38 year tradition
It’s a girl’s night out that’s been happening for more 30 years in Pueblo and on Saturday the tradition continued. The 38th annual…
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