‘One Life To Live,’ ‘All My Children’ To Continue Online
ABC reported Thursday afternoon that two popular ABC soaps about to get the ax on television have been licensed to continue online. The final episode…
Continue ReadingVeteran’s Widow Fears Losing Home In Teller County
The widow of a retired Air Force veteran in Teller County is appealing a decision that she’s not entitled to her late husband’s military…
Continue ReadingFree Valet Service For Bikes At US Women’s Open
If you’re headed to the U.S. Women’s Open this week, you have another option for parking – ride your bike and get free valet…
Continue ReadingTwo Drivers Hurt In Head-On Crash
The Colorado State Patrol said a driver who failed to yield to oncoming traffic while turning left, caused a head-on crash at a busy intersection…
Continue ReadingLady Liberty Statue Returns To Springs City Hall
It was moved in 1999 for a City Hall renovation, and briefly relocated to the police operations center, but on Independence Day, a copper replica of…
Continue ReadingAnother Wave Of Soldiers Return Home
A reunion between returning soldiers and their families was held an hour early Saturday night. An estimated 200 1BCT Soldiers returned during…
Continue Reading4th Of July Celebrations
ALAMOSA Monday, July 4 Pancake breakfast and parade Fireworks begin around 9 p.m. More info: 719-589-3681 Monday, July 4 10 a.m.: Fourth of July…
Continue ReadingROAD CLOSURES: U.S. Women’s Open
Due to the number of spectators and visitors in the area, the City of Colorado Springs will close the following roads for the durations indicated.…
Continue ReadingUpdate: Springs Shop Owner Responds To OSHA Safety Allegations.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced on Thursday that it has cited Springs Transmission and Automotive Inc. for unsafe work…
Continue ReadingNeighbors Come To Aid Of Sex Assault Victim
A man has been arrested, accused of fondling a 12-year-old girl. Colorado Springs police said 37-year-old Guylyn Patrick attempted to carry the girl…
Continue ReadingParenting Questions
Brittan writes: “My son is 18 months old and he still uses a bottle, but not for the purpose of being calmed, but because he won’t use a…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs Financial Services Director Placed On Leave
Colorado Springs Financial and Administrative Services Director Terri Velasquez has been placed on paid administrative leave. KRDO NewsChannel 13…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: 1 Hurt In Crash Near Garden Of The Gods Rd.
An accident Wednesday morning caused traffic back-ups just south of Garden of the Gods Road on northbound I-25. The accident was cleared around 10…
Continue ReadingBookstore Bombing Suspect In Custody
Police say a man suspected of leaving two suspicious devices in a Colorado bookstore is in custody. Chief Kevin Paletta said Tuesday that 30-year-old…
Continue ReadingXcel Energy Acquitted In Plant Deaths
A Denver jury has acquitted Xcel Energy Inc. of criminal charges in the deaths of five workers at a hydroelectric plant tunnel in the mountains west…
Continue ReadingFallen Heroes Honored In Special Ceremony
The 19th National EMS Memorial Service was held Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church in Colorado Springs. Forty-three fallen heroes were…
Continue ReadingDispensary Owners Let Out Frustrations
There are more than two dozen changes to the medical marijuana rules and guidelines. Among them, a $2,200 licensing fee. On Friday morning, the city…
Continue ReadingBaby Born In Gas Station Parking Lot
An expectant mom couldn’t quite make it to the hospital Monday morning in Westminster. Firefighters said a pregnant woman was enroute to the…
Continue ReadingDeadline Looming For Dist. 49 Fee-For-Use Bus Service
Falcon school district 49 said Tuesday parents have until June 30 to sign-up their children for bus service. Beginning this school year, District 49…
Continue ReadingTeller Sheriff Thinks Arsonist Set “Several” Fires
The Teller County Sheriff’s Office thinks someone’s setting fires in the county. Detective Mike Romero says they’re in the middle…
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