Multiple crashes reported in Colo. Springs Tuesday morning
Multiple crashes were reported in the area of S Circle Dr in Colorado Springs early Tuesday morning. A bicycle was involved in a serious crash on…
Continue ReadingCSU student accused of stealing ambulance
A Colorado State University student has been arrested for allegedly stealing an ambulance from campus, fleeing to nearby Loveland and crashing the…
Continue ReadingPueblo police to wear body cameras on patrol
Pueblo police officers will soon wear body cameras while responding to calls. Pueblo city manager Sam Azad briefed council on the $460,000 cost…
Continue ReadingHow the city plans to pay for Pueblo recall election
KRDO NewsChannel 13 is finding out how the city plans to pay for an estimated $32,000 recall election for Councilwoman Ami Nawrocki. City manager Sam…
Continue ReadingPedestrian hurt in Colorado Springs hit and run
Colorado Springs police are looking for the driver in a hit and run that happened Monday night near the intersection of South Academy and Astrozon…
Continue ReadingSecurity expert: Online privacy possible but not plausible
Online privacy is hard to come by these days. But some level of digital anonymity is possible, according to owner and chief investigator of…
Continue ReadingDecision 2014: In deadlocked race, Hickenlooper, Beauprez make final stops along campaign trail in hopes of victory
After months of crisscrossing the state meeting and talking to voters a long, heated campaign for governor nears its conclusion Monday. Both…
Continue ReadingSprings cancer patient asks for compassion in discussion of Brittany Maynard’s death
The Colorado Springs woman who begged Brittany Maynard not to take her life is asking for compassion. Maynard made headlines with her decision to end…
Continue ReadingVolunteers rushing to encourage voters before Election Day
It’s down to the final hours of campaigning and volunteers will be working through the night urging voters to make their voices heard. Right…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs dentist seeks Halloween candy
If you have kids, one thing that you probably have a lot of on the Monday after Halloween is candy. A Colorado Springs dentist’s office wants…
Continue ReadingJudge won’t bar video of theater shooting suspect
The judge overseeing the Colorado theater shooting case will allow video of the suspect’s sanity evaluation to be played during trial. Judge…
Continue ReadingBoulder GOP disputes poll-watching process
Boulder County Republicans are disputing the county’s procedure for verifying signatures on mail-in ballots. The county GOP filed suit Monday…
Continue ReadingAdditional polling places open in El Paso, Pueblo counties
The El Paso County Clerk and Recorder’s Office opened another 13 Voter Service and Polling Centers Monday, adding to the 12 already operating.…
Continue ReadingSenate candidates rally bases before Election Day
In the final full day of the heated Colorado Senate campaign, both sides are trying to rev up their base. Democratic Sen. Mark Udall joined Hispanic…
Continue ReadingOfficials say no problems with Halloween pot candy
Denver area authorities say they’ve received no reports of children accidentally eating pot-laced candies this Halloween, despite warnings from…
Continue ReadingHickenlooper unveiling next year’s Colorado budget
Gov. John Hickenlooper is unveiling his Colorado budget proposal for next year, and a big question is how the state plans to refund excess state…
Continue ReadingAfghan officials walk away from Colorado training
State records show that two Afghan prison officials have walked away from a training program in Colorado in the past 13 months. The Denver Post…
Continue ReadingUpdate: Victim ID’d in El Paso County motorcycle crash
A Colorado Springs man was killed in a motorcycle crash early Monday morning. The Colorado State Patrol reports it happened around 3 a.m. on Highway…
Continue ReadingRepublican, Democratic parties in Pueblo County make final campaign push
Nearly 50 percent of voters in Pueblo County have already turned in their ballots. Volunteers and candidates from the Republican and Democratic…
Continue ReadingWith midterms hours away, how much should voters trust political polls?
Colorado College political science professor Bob Lovey has studied election polls for more than a half a century. “Polling is a very inexact…
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