College students helping foster families
A group of college students is giving up its spring break to help those who help others. College Pro Pay is scraping, priming, and painting foster…
Continue ReadingPot tourism up for discussion in Colo. Legislature
Marijuana tourism is one of the biggest questions facing pot regulators in Colorado. A special legislative panel looking at marijuana regulations…
Continue ReadingAngelman Syndrome: There is hope for child with rare condition
Anna Stone, 3, suffers from a rare condition known as Angelman Syndrome. It’s a rare genetic disorder where sufferers are missing their 15 th…
Continue ReadingParolee with ties to white supremacist gang could be connected to the slayings of DOC chief, pizza deliveryman
A white supremacist parolee from Denver could be connected to theslayings of Tom Clements, Colorado Department of Corrections chief, and a pizza…
Continue ReadingNumerous shoplifting arrests made
A huge shoplifting operation with ties all over Colorado was busted by Colorado Springs Police Swat teams on Friday. Detectives tell us that there…
Continue ReadingDenver PD: TX suspect also suspect in pizza delivery death
Denver police confirmed via Twitter Friday morning that the suspect killed in a Texas chase and shootout is also suspected in the death of a…
Continue ReadingAir Force Academy funeral Friday for F-16 pilot
The Air Force Academy plans to hold a funeral service Friday for an Air Force pilot who died after a training mission over the Adriatic Sea. The body…
Continue ReadingCar in Clements’ neighborhood could be key in investigation
Investigators are asking for any information the public might have about a car idling in Tom Clement’s neighborhood around the time of the…
Continue ReadingCC Knocks off N. Dakota to Stay Alive in WCHA Playoffs
Peter Stoykewych scored just his second goal of the season in overtime, lifting Colorado College to a 4-3 win over North Dakota in the quarterfinals…
Continue ReadingNuggets Extend Winning Streak to 14
Corey Brewer sank three free throws with 2.1 seconds left and the Denver Nuggets stretched their franchise-best winning streak to 14 games with a…
Continue ReadingGovernor signs civil unions bill
Same-sex couples will soon be able to enter into a legal union. Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill Thursday legalizing civil unions. Wendy Smith…
Continue ReadingCameras on slain corrections chief’s street considered, rejected
A neighborhood watch captain for the Bent Tree Property Association said installing security cameras in the neighborhood where Tom Clements was slain…
Continue ReadingColorado prison chief’s death probe extends to Texas police chase
Officials say a man who led authorities in Texas on a 100 mph car chase and may be linked to the slaying of Colorado’s state prison chief is a…
Continue ReadingGun Shop Owner Responds to New Gun Laws
The gun control reforms have been signed by Governor Hickenlooper and they will be law. So now what? The aftershocks are being felt in all Colorado…
Continue ReadingShots fired at Springs Elementary school building
Police are searching for people who fired shots at a Colorado Springs Elementary School early Thursday morning while the school was closed. Officials…
Continue ReadingMan wanted in King Street slaying
Colorado Springs police have named a suspect in the death of a man at a town home on the city’s west side. Police say Preston Deangalo Johnson…
Continue ReadingClements, NewsChannel 13 reporter share connection
I first met the Clements family in the spring of 2001, in the college town of Columbia, Mo., where I graduated and still have many close friends. I…
Continue ReadingDirector of the DOC killed in his home
El Paso County sheriff’s deputies are investigating a deadly shooting on Tuesday night. KRDO Newschannel 13 has learned the man killed in…
Continue ReadingPueblo man pleads guilty to killing three Alamosa teenagers
A Pueblo man pleads guilty to killing three teenagers from Alamosa while driving drunk. The three teenagers were in Pueblo for a church event April…
Continue ReadingPastor: Clements knew risk involved with his job
Tom Clements, the executive director of the Colorado Department of Corrections who was murdered on Tuesday night, knew his job came with some risks.…
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