Family to host benefit for missing boy
The family of a missing boy will host a benefit to raise awareness and money for the 13-year-old. Dylan Redwine went missing on Nov 19th while on a…
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Ex-day care provider sentenced after boy drowns
A former Colorado day care provider who pleaded guilty to child abuse after the drowning death of a 4-year-old boy under her care has been sentenced…
Continue Reading‘Silent walk’ planned for elk killed by officer
A group of Boulder residents is organizing a “silent walk” to honor the life of a bull elk that was shot and killed by an on-duty police…
Continue ReadingMan robbed at gunpoint in parking lot
A man was robbed at gunpoint in the parking lot of the Grandview Apartments on E. Pikes Peak Ave. early Saturday morning. The victim told police he…
Continue ReadingFormer Fort Carson soldier to receive Medal of Honor
Former Army Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha will receive the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions in Afghanistan while serving with a Fort Carson-based…
Continue ReadingDenver politicians bet on the Broncos
Stakes are high for the Broncos and Ravens as they match up for the AFC Divisional playoff game Saturday. State officials in Colorado and Maryland…
Continue ReadingCSPD increases squad of community service officers
An expanded group of Colorado Springs police officers is now responding to some low-priority calls that officers hadn’t had time for because of…
Continue ReadingNuggets Drop Cavs 98-91
Danilo Gallinari scored 23 points, hitting a crucial 3-pointer in the waning seconds, and the Denver Nuggets came back to beat the Cleveland…
Continue ReadingKara Nichols’ family still searching for answers
Julia Nichols says she never thought she’d have to face a parent’s worst nightmare: A child missing for months with no leads. Her…
Continue ReadingCC Surprises North Dakota in Grand Forks
Jeff Collett’s goal midway through the third period was the game-winner as Colorado College edged North Dakota 4-3 on Friday in the Western…
Continue ReadingGovernor scolds Colorado Springs for being too old
Gov. John Hickenlooper is trying to help change Colorado Springs with some old-fashioned tough love. He called the state’s second largest city…
Continue ReadingSome school districts act fast on alleged school threat
Some school districts reflected on their proactive approach Friday after Colorado Springs Police gave an alert about a possible school threat. CSPD…
Continue ReadingApril Luu is our Wear Red Friday Hero
April Luu is ex-Army but still Army proud. I caught up with her as she was training her students at Maxx Performance. One of her students nominated…
Continue ReadingFlu more widespread in US; eases off in some areas
NEW YORK (AP) – Health officials say flu is more widespread across the nation, but the number of hard-hit states has declined. Flu season…
Continue ReadingUpdate: Copperhead Road Shooting
There is new information about the man who died after a shootout outside of Copperhead Road. Friends said his name is Trey McClendon, and that he was…
Continue ReadingOne family displaced after fire at Springs apartment
A fire at an apartment complex in Colorado Springs displaced one family on Friday evening. The fire started in a unit at the Vista Peak Apartments.…
Continue ReadingProduct made in Colo. Springs wins award at CES
Atmel Corporation was recognized for its innovation in touchscreen technology at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week. The…
Continue ReadingAll highways reopened after high wind caused driving dangers
I-25, US 50, CO 96 and US 287 have all reopened after high winds and accidents caused closures throughout much of the day. Northbound I-25 reopened…
Continue ReadingSprings man introduces invention to ward off dog and coyote attacks
A Colorado Springs man introduces his invention that works to ward off dogs and coyotes from attacking. Frank Avila has been training dogs…
Continue ReadingColorado lawmakers using iPads to save paper
It’s iPad day in Colorado Legislature. The state’s 100 lawmakers are training on new tablet computers as the state tries to modernize.…
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