SSG Spencer Anderson, a team player
Our Wear Red Friday segment by definition are those who are in the military or those who support them. This is a case of two for one in this story.…
Continue ReadingColorado sheriffs sue over gun control laws
As expected Friday, attorneys filed a lawsuit on behalf of 54 of 62 Colorado sheriffs opposing two new gun control laws scheduled to take effect this…
Continue ReadingAutistic boy found in home filled with dead rodents, human feces
Colorado Springs Police arrested two people after finding an autistic boy in a home with deplorable conditions. KRDO has confirmed that former…
Continue ReadingI-25 Reopens after pileup at Cimarron St.
A 10 – 13 car pileup closed Northbound lanes of Interstate-25 near the Cimarron exit at about 7:30 a.m. Friday. The accident caused major…
Continue ReadingYearbook controversy over pregnant bellies
Two Michigan students have been banned from showing their baby bumps in the school yearbook. Deonna Harris says she was pulled aside this week by a…
Continue ReadingFurloughs for 350 employees at Pueblo Chemical Depot
About 350 federal employees at the Pueblo Chemical Depot will have to take a 20 percent pay cut. Starting July 8, employees will be required to take…
Continue ReadingA ‘hempire’ growing in Springfield
Here’s a riddle, what’s been illegal to grow for decades until Amendment 64 made it legal in Colorado? It has tens of thousands of uses,…
Continue ReadingBackers of Morse recall effort respond to criticism
The Basic Freedom Defense Fund commented Thursday about its desire to recall state Sen. John Morris of Colorado Springs, and is offering an…
Continue ReadingSchool District 11 employees agree to benefits package
The area’s largest school district is doing what it couldn’t afford for the past four years — increase pay and benefits for its…
Continue ReadingBlind drivers get behind the wheel
A moment in the sun on Thursday that 13 students from the Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind will never forget. MasterDrive instructors put…
Continue ReadingManitou Springs deals with Park and Pay delay
Manitou Springs officials refused to talk about what’s causing the downtown Park and Pay delay. The park and pay system was suppose to start…
Continue ReadingSimulator teaches community about emergency responses
El Paso Teller 911 is ensuring residents in the community are ready for an emergency, and it is using a trailer to do it. The 911 Safety Trailer…
Continue ReadingFirst Tee of Colorado
The First Tee®of Pikes Peak is proud to announce that young people – ages 5-18 – in the Colorado Springs area will now have access to a…
Continue ReadingMotorcycle rider badly hurt in crash
A motorcycle rider was badly hurt in a crash Thursday afternoon in Colorado Springs at the intersection of Cheyenne Meadows and Highway 115. Few…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs Check Loan business robbed
Colorado Springs Police are investigating a robbery at the Easy Check Loans at 2383 North Academy. Police say a man walked into the business and…
Continue ReadingWB Colorado 47 Reopen at Dillon Drive
Westbound traffic on Colorado 47 and northbound traffic onto Dillon Drive reopened in Pueblo shortly before 7 a.m. Thursday. The road was closed…
Continue ReadingDog bites on rise in Colorado
Dog attacks are going up in Colorado, according to State Farm Insurance. The company says there was a 12 percent increase from 2011 to 2012. It…
Continue ReadingN.H. town suing ‘Robin Hooders’ for alleged harassment
A group of friends who call themselves the “Robin Hood of Keene” and put their name into action by feeding parking meters for strangers…
Continue ReadingLearning about a crisis and yourself
A group of 13 Rollins College students have come from Orlando to literally be immersed in crisis management. They are the first college students to…
Continue ReadingEmergency landing at Pueblo Memorial Airport
There was an emergency landing tonight at Pueblo Memorial Airport. It is the second in a week at the airport. Everyone on board is okay. It is a…
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