Evergreen students protest proposed history change
Some Jefferson County students are protesting a proposal to change the way history is taught in the district. Dozens of students walked out of…
Continue ReadingProsecutors: Meth was sold from Denver taco wagon
Authorities say a Colorado drug ring was selling methamphetamine out of a taco wagon after importing it from Mexico through California. The Colorado…
Continue ReadingTax refunds imminent as Colo. economy improves
Colorado’s growing economy means tax refunds are on the horizon for residents. State economists told lawmakers Monday that projections for tax…
Continue ReadingFirst hearing for Black Forest lawsuit in Denver
Fifty-eight people have filed a lawsuit alleging that state and local authorities were negligent in fighting Colorado’s most destructive…
Continue ReadingRain expected to taper off around Durango
More rain is falling in southwestern Colorado but the wet weather is expected to decrease later Monday. Heavy rainfall caused floods and mudslides in…
Continue ReadingPublic outcry strong to Black Forest horse situation
Authorities have decided that the owners of a dozen horses found dead at a barn Friday in Black Forest can keep about eight remaining horses —…
Continue ReadingOver a dozen horses left to rot in barn
If there is a hell on earth for horses, Diana Ragula uncovered it. “When the dog got loose, I came in here to get him and I see bones,”…
Continue ReadingUpdate on Horses Left to Rot in a Barn
The owner of a dozen horses left to rot in a barn in Black Forest is taking care of several of the animals that have survived. Horse carcass after…
Continue ReadingEPCSO issues new release on Black Forest horses
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office issued a release at 10 p.m. Saturday updating its investigation into horses at a barn in Black Forest. The…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County Sheriff’s Office: At this point, we do not have the legal right to seize the horses
Only our cameras captured bones and carcasses of more than a dozen horses in a Black Forest barn Friday. Several others were terribly malnourished,…
Continue ReadingCSPD searching for Walgreens attempted robbery suspect
Colorado Springs police are searching for a man they say tried to rob a Walgreens store late Sunday night. It happened just before 11 p.m. at the…
Continue ReadingAnother sick out possible in Jefferson County
All schools are back open in Jefferson County after a teacher sick out closed two schools last week. So many teachers called in sick on Friday that…
Continue ReadingDenver deputies on trial in preacher’s jail death
Jury selection is set to begin Monday in the civil trial of five Denver sheriff’s deputies accused of causing the death of a homeless street…
Continue ReadingCourtroom cameras sought in theater shooting trial
News organizations are asking a judge to allow one video camera and one still photographer in the courtroom during the Colorado theater shootings…
Continue ReadingChile and Frijoles Festival brings thousands to Pueblo
One of Pueblo’s biggest events came to a close Sunday. The 20 th annual Chile and Frijoles Festival brought in nearly 100,000 people to the…
Continue ReadingOne person hurt in early morning hotel fire
The Colorado Springs Fire Department says a fire is out at the Satellite Hotel on Lakewood Circle. That is near Academy boulevard and Airport road.…
Continue ReadingChild porn law lets some offenders avoid prison
A Denver Post analysis finds that child pornography convictions in state courts have nearly tripled over five years, but fewer offenders are being…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest woman, known for saving dogs, gets house back
She founded an organization that finds homes for abused dogs and now she has returned to her own home after a 15-month absence. On Saturday, Theresa…
Continue ReadingColorado officers take scores of cats from trailer
Authorities say they have seized at least 69 cats from the deplorable conditions of a Brighton trailer. Our partners at KMGH say that animal control…
Continue ReadingFallen Firefighter Memorial draws thousands to Memorial Park; Family, friends, colleagues grieve, reflect
At Memorial Park, Saturday, family, friends and colleagues joined a national honor guard complete with bagpipes and drums to memorialize 168…
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