No charges filed in crash that killed officer
No charges will be filed against a man involved in a crash that killed Colorado Springs Police officer, Matt Tyner. The accident happened on July 24…
Continue ReadingHomeowner discovers burglar inside his home
A burglar broke into a home Friday after midnight, and the homeowner caught him red-handed. Pete Scholly said he had stepped out of his home at…
Continue ReadingSecurity improvements made at Springs police stations
At Gold Hills Police headquarters, Patty Pauley feels more comfortable at work. “I feel much safer,” she said. Just a few weeks ago, the…
Continue ReadingSchool sends notice about possible child luring incident
Pueblo County School District 70 sent out an automated message to parents on Friday, warning them of a possible child luring incident. Our news…
Continue Reading2012 Harvest of Love Food Drive
It’s that time of year! Participating schools in southern Colorado will be joining efforts with KRDO to raise money and food for those in need…
Continue ReadingCare and Share reports on Waldo Fire donation totals
People donated 1.6 million pounds of food during the weeks of the Waldo Canyon Fire, according to Care and Share’s latest numbers. CEO Lynne…
Continue ReadingColo. woman must pay restitution for 2011 wildfire
A Colorado woman who pleaded guilty to starting a wildfire on public land last year has been ordered to pay almost $15,000 in restitution. A federal…
Continue ReadingKeystone, Copper Mountain open for ski season
Copper Mountain’s 40th anniversary season in the ski business is under way. Copper Mountain and Keystone Resort both opened for the season…
Continue ReadingPueblo police look for Walgreens robbers
Pueblo Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s assistance identifying two men who robbed a Walgreens earlier this year. Police say two men…
Continue ReadingLocal businesses partner for military spouse spa day
Genesis Spa and the Paul Mitchell School in Colorado Springs have partnered with organizers to sponsor a unique event for military spouses. The event…
Continue ReadingPolitical message in front of church sparks controversy
Some Lake George residents said they are furious over a political message posted in front of the Lake George Bible Church. Bill Andrews pointed out…
Continue ReadingEarly voting ends Friday in Colorado
Friday is the last day for early in-person voting in Colorado. If you have a mail-in ballot it must be received by 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6. If you…
Continue ReadingBoulder worried about cycling race bypass
Officials in Boulder are worried that a major international cycling race will bypass the city next year. The USA Pro Cycling Challenge has drawn…
Continue ReadingHomemade bombs found in Blue Lake area
Authorities say six homemade bombs found in the Blue Lake area near El Jebel were likely part of a prank. Deputies from the Eagle County…
Continue ReadingUS economy adds 171K jobs, rate rises to 7.9 pct.
U.S. employers added 171,000 jobs in October and hiring was stronger over the previous two months than first thought. The unemployment rate inched up…
Continue ReadingMan comes home to unwanted visitor
Early Friday morning a man came home to find his house being robbed. It happened at 1730 Sawyer Way, near Murray Blvd. and Palmer Park Blvd. When the…
Continue ReadingDenver Zoo euthanizes 27-year-old sea lion Gidget
The Denver Zoo says a popular 27-year-old California sea lion that was euthanized had had difficulty moving and was refusing food and medication…
Continue ReadingCandlelight vigil held for hit-and-run victim
About 30 people attended a ceremony Thursday night to remember the victim of a hit-and-run accident in Colorado Springs last weekend. Police found…
Continue ReadingMilitary “Off limits list”: How businesses get banned
It’s the list no business wants to be on: the list of places off limits to active military members in the Pikes Peak Region. KRDO Newschannel…
Continue ReadingUnsolved Mysteries: 3 Southern Colorado Officers Murdered
Officers in Southern Colorado solve most murder cases, but sometimes the killers are never caught, and three of them killed officers. There are…
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