Companies embrace dogs in workplace
With all the ball-chasing, tails wagging and playful barking, a day at the office of URBN is truly for the dogs. For Emily Netter, who works in…
Continue ReadingRecall elections a local expense, state rules
Colorado’s first state legislative recalls will be paid for by county governments, not the state. That’s the decision from Colorado…
Continue ReadingNorth Colorado proposal faces some opposition
A proposal to create a new state in northern Colorado is running into some opposition in the most populated part of Weld County. People turning out…
Continue ReadingYouth resource fair planned
The El Paso County Department of Human Services has scheduled a youth resource fair to inform teens about the resources available to them in El Paso…
Continue ReadingFt. Carson soldier accused of having sex with teen
A Fort Carson soldier is accused of having sex with a 14-year-old girl. The investigation into Mark Vincent Petrosky, 19, began on June 21 after the…
Continue ReadingProstitution and drugs in Co. Springs
Colorado Springs police said they did participate in a national prostitution bust. There were nine prostitution arrests in Colorado Springs. Pueblo…
Continue ReadingPolice warn of self-described Islamist jihadist
Police in Fort Collins are alerting religious organizations to a self-described “Islamist jihadist” who said Mormons and Catholics…
Continue ReadingPlane goes off runway at Colorado Springs airport
No injuries are reported after a private cargo plane ran off the runway at Colorado Springs Airport. Assistant director of operations John McGinley…
Continue Reading7 Colorado Republicans join immigration push
Seven big Republican donors from Colorado are among the hundreds of leading business groups and GOP donors that have called for action on immigration…
Continue ReadingFather leaves infant son with stranger
The father of an infant has been arrested after police say he took his son from the boy’s mother and then left him with a woman he’d…
Continue ReadingLamborn employs wife for re-election campaign
Colorado Republican Rep. Doug Lamborn is paying his wife about $38 an hour to work for his re-election campaign. The Denver Post reports Jean Lamborn…
Continue ReadingDenver hotel offers pop-up inflatable room
A Denver hotel is offering a package that includes a one-night stay in a pop-up inflatable, room that can be lifted 22 feet in the air, thanks to a…
Continue ReadingMake your vote count
The El Paso County and Pueblo County Clerk and Recorder’s Offices are ramping up to be ready for the upcoming recall elections. State Senators…
Continue ReadingFormer Lake Co. Employee Arrested
Former Lake County Employee Arrested Following Months-Long Investigation John Thomas “Tommy” Taylor a former employee of Lake County in…
Continue ReadingFlash-flooding erodes unpaved private roads in Black Forest
Getting into and out of properties in Black Forest was difficult for residents Tuesday after Monday’s flash-flooding severely eroded many…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County seeks solutions to Black Forest flooding
The latest flood damage from the Black Forest burn scar has El Paso County officials scrambling for immediate and long-term solutions. Monday’s…
Continue ReadingManhunt after shots fired near Springs park
Colorado Springs Police say they are looking for an armed and dangerous man after shots were fired at a storage unit near Goose Gossage Park. It…
Continue ReadingCSPD teams up with non-profit for school supply drive
The Colorado Springs Police Department is teaming up with a non-profit organization called Teens with Promise to collect school supplies for…
Continue ReadingGOP candidate qualifies for Pueblo recall race
Former Pueblo police officer George Rivera has made the ballot to challenge a Colorado state senator in a recall over new gun restrictions. The…
Continue ReadingThree hurt in Denver hit & run
A sports utility vehicle slammed into a bus stop Tuesday, injuring three people. The crash happened at the intersection of Colfax Avenue and…
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