Salvaging roadkill for the dinner table could be a mouse click away
Montana officials want to make salvaging roadkill for the dinner table as easy as a mouse click. State officials plan to let drivers who accidentally…
Continue ReadingManitou leaders collect ideas to prevent future flood damage
Manitou Springs leaders collected ideas from flood experts on how to prevent future flood damage. The town was hit hard by floodwaters over the…
Continue ReadingStormwater battle in Colorado Springs
The waters are turbulent between Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach and the Pikes Peak Regional Stormwater Task Force. Mayor Steve Bach introduced his…
Continue ReadingLeaders disagree over stormwater solutions
The Colorado Springs mayor, city council and El Paso County commissioners disagree on how to fix problems with southern Colorado’s stormwater,…
Continue ReadingBurglary arrests bring relief to Black Forest merchants
Merchants in Black Forest and Cimarron Hills are breathing easier after authorities arrested two people suspected in a series of burglaries.…
Continue ReadingParental rights vs. child welfare examined
In a battle between parental rights and patient welfare, parents have rights over their children — to an extent. Mary Ann Cutter, a philosophy…
Continue ReadingKitchen fires cause the most home fires every year
Firefighters go out on 50,000 calls per year between 21 fire stations in Colorado Springs. The leading cause of fires in the city and around the U.S.…
Continue ReadingPueblo County OKs 10 recreational pot shops
Pueblo County officials have agreed to allow recreational marijuana sales next year, but to cap the number of dispensaries at 10. The Pueblo…
Continue ReadingFamily renews pleas for answers one year after daughter’s disappearance
It has been one year since loved ones have heard from Kara Nichols. The then 19-year-old left her home in Colorado Springs on Oct. 9, 2012 for a…
Continue ReadingBeloved pet clinic returns to Black Forest
A popular veterinary clinic for 30 years in Black Forest has recovered from a wildfire and working in a temporary clinic to reopen in a new location.…
Continue ReadingHolmes jury selection, trial may take 8 months
The judge in the Colorado theater shooting case says it could take up to three months to pick a jury and up to five months to conduct the trial of…
Continue ReadingAir Force To Resume Athletic Competitions
The Academy is awaiting written final Department of Defense guidance, however, we have been advised that all Air Force Academy intercollegiate…
Continue ReadingMalnourished, non-speaking boys face long recovery
An expert says four Colorado boys who were found undernourished and unable to speak face a long path to recovery, but there is hope. The brothers,…
Continue ReadingCommissioners lower fees for Pueblo marijuana dispensary owners
Pueblo County Commissioners compromised with marijuana dispensary owners Wednesday and voted to reduce fees for existing medical marijuana…
Continue ReadingAir Force, San Diego State game on for Thursday
The football game between Air Force and San Diego State will be played on Thursday night despite the partial government shutdown. Officials at the…
Continue ReadingGuilty plea in “Falcon Problems” cyber-bullying case
A teenager has pleaded guilty to harassment in a Falcon cyber-bullying case that came to light earlier this year. Kyle Pate, 18, admitted in court to…
Continue ReadingKRDO NEWS RELEASE
KRDO NEWS RELEASE DIRECTV terminated carriage of KRDO, the ABC affiliate for Southern Colorado at 11 am today. Station KRDO General Manager, Tim…
Continue ReadingComplaint: Free weed at rallies not reported
A watchdog group says the free joints handed out by opponents of taxes on recreational pot must be reported as campaign contributions. The…
Continue ReadingShutdown won’t keep Air Force from Alaska tourney
Despite the shutdown of the federal government, the Air Force will be playing in the Kendall Hockey Classic this weekend in Alaska. The Anchorage…
Continue Reading2 Colo. Nobel prize winners furloughed by shutdown
Two winners of the Nobel Prize in physics from Boulder are unable to do research because they’ve been furloughed under the government shutdown.…
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