Saying goodbye to two Fort Carson soldiers
Friends, family and their military family come together to say goodbye to Specialists Trinidad Santiago Junior and Charles McClure. Both men died May…
Continue ReadingMeth Busters: Looking For Meth in Co. Springs Hotel Rooms
A hotel can look safe, but there could be a danger you can’t see– meth. If a person smoked or cooked it in a hotel room, the residue will…
Continue ReadingClosings and delays for May 9, Rockslide on Highway 24
The rockslide on highway 24 has been cleared and all westbound lanes are open. There is a power outage in Woodland Park. Police tell KRDO Newschannel…
Continue ReadingSmall sizes an overweight problem at Abercrombie
By Rebecca Jarvis, ABC News Go to your nearest Abercrombie & Fitch, and you’re likely to find shirtless salesmen and the latest distressed…
Continue ReadingHighway 24 rockslide west of Cave of the Winds
A rockslide closed one lane of westbound Highway 24 about a mile west of Cave of the Winds Thursday morning. The rockslide happened shortly after…
Continue ReadingSix Colorado Springs mothers to be honored Thursday
Six Colorado Springs mothers will be honored Thursday at the 3rd Annual Mother’s Day Victorian Tea and Tablescapes event. The tea is hosted by…
Continue ReadingBody of Boston Marathon bombings suspect buried
Police in Worcester, Mass., say the body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev has been buried outside of the city. Police said in a…
Continue ReadingNORAD observes 55th anniversary
The North American Aerospace Defense Command is celebrating its 55th anniversary. A ceremony is planned Thursday at NORAD’s headquarters at…
Continue ReadingFort Carson honors 2 soldiers who died in Kuwait
Fort Carson is holding a memorial service for two of its soldiers who died in Kuwait. Spc. Trinidad Santiago Jr., of San Diego, and Spc. Charles P.…
Continue ReadingBroadmoor neighbors raise concerns about road closure through golf course
Some fear an upgrade at the Broadmoor could come at the expense of safety and convenience for those living west of the luxury resort. Broadmoor…
Continue ReadingSupporters rally behind Giron, others work to recall senator
As a recall effort to get state Sen. Angela Giron, D-Pueblo, out of office continues, her supporters are rallying around her. About 75 people…
Continue ReadingRain gauge half empty or half full
It’s a rain gauge half full or half empty perspective. With dust bowl conditions on the Eastern plains, farmers loved seeing the rain in the…
Continue ReadingHeavy rain misses Waldo Canyon burn scar
KRDO NewsChannel 13’s Scott Harrison reported on the local concern about a higher flash flooding risk from rain after the Waldo Canyon fire.…
Continue ReadingPricey furniture in new justice center in Denver
The new Ralph L. Carr Justice Center in Denver is literally a Taj Mahal of courthouses. Some of the offices are decked like a potentate would live…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs man arrested on suspicion of murder
Colorado Springs police arrested one person in connection with an alleged murder on Camfield Circle. Neighbors called the police around 1 a.m.…
Continue ReadingGun homicides down, local numbers slightly up
Gun homicides have dropped steeply in the United States since their 1993 peak, a pair of reports released Tuesday showed, adding fuel to…
Continue ReadingRain in forecast prompts flooding concern
The Stormtracker 13 forecast shows ample amounts of rain in the forecast Wednesday and Thursday. This will be welcomed across much of Colorado in its…
Continue ReadingHouse set to OK bill to change overtime pay law
The Republican-led House is poised to approve a bill that would give private sector workers the option of choosing paid time off instead of cash…
Continue ReadingAfter 26 years, family remains optimistic they’ll find missing son
The news of three missing women being found in Ohio has offered renewed hope for a Colorado Springs couple who has been searching for their missing…
Continue ReadingLa Veta student’s talent could be cash cow for dwindling art program
In the tiny town of La Veta, the majestic Spanish Peaks have some competition. High school senior Yul Jorgensen and the life-sized cow he painted are…
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