Woman Returns Adoptive Son
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. — A woman allegedly put her seven-year-old adopted Russian son on a one-way flight back to his homeland. Now Russian leaders…
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Polish President, Wife Among Dead In Plane Crash
MOSCOW (AP) – Russian authorities put the death toll at 96 in the crash of the Polish President’s plane. President Lech Kaczynski was…
Continue ReadingSeven Air Force Baseball Players Suspended
AIR FORCE ACADEMY – Seven players on the Air Force baseball team are suspended indefinitely for a violation of Academy standards. Suspended are…
Continue ReadingTwo Killed In Highway 24 Crash
CALHAN – Two people are dead after a crash on Highway 24 early Saturday morning. The crash happened at 1:10 a.m. just west of Calhan. Police…
Continue ReadingProtest Marks Start Of EPC Democratic Assembly
COLORADO SPRINGS – While El Paso County Democrats began officially determining which candidates will be on the August and November ballots, a…
Continue ReadingFood Stamp Fiasco
By Laurie Cipriano COLORADO SPRINGS – A Colorado Springs woman who relies on food stamps was surprised to find only one dollar on her food…
Continue Reading3 Die In Murder Suicide In SW Colo
CORTEZ, Colo. (AP) – Authorities say two men and a woman whowere found shot to death in a trailer outside of Cortez insouthwestern Colorado…
Continue ReadingDistrict 11 Middle Schools Recognized For Character
COLORADO SPRINGS – Russell Middle School has been recognized for character. A District 11 news release says, “District 11’s Russell…
Continue ReadingSupreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens Retiring
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Supreme Court’s oldest member and itsleading liberal is retiring. Justice John Paul Stevens informed President…
Continue ReadingState Senate Debating Budget
DENVER (AP) – State senators are debating next year’s proposed $18.2 billion budget. The budget is up for an initial vote Thursday. Some…
Continue ReadingFt. Carson Soldiers Receive Silver Star In Afghanistan
COLORADO SPRINGS – A group of Fort Carson soldiers received a high honor on Thursday, one that couldn’t wait until they return home. The…
Continue ReadingPersonal Locator Beacons Causing Trouble For Search Crews
COLORADO SPRINGS -Unless you are an active outdoor enthusiast, you might not have heard about PLBs—personal locator beacons. They are used by…
Continue ReadingMeningitis Confirmed In Death At Metro Sate College
DENVER (AP) – A Metro State College student who died recently had bacterial meningitis, and state health officials are urging students at the…
Continue ReadingDeputy On Leave After Shocking Students With Taser
LEADVILLE, Colo. (AP) – A sheriff’s deputy in Leadville has been placed on unpaid administrative leave after he used a Taser to shock 30…
Continue ReadingRescue Crews Pull Out Of Mine Due To Smoke
MONTCOAL, W.Va. (AP) – Officials say rescue teams have had to pull out again from a coal mine in West Virginia where four miners are missing…
Continue ReadingTaxes Level The Field For Local Businesses?
By: Mireya Garcia COLORADO SPRINGS- New taxes on web sales might be ticking consumers off, but some small business owners in the Springs say…
Continue ReadingEliminating Tax Breaks To Help State Budget
DENVER — Colorado Democrats want to get rid of more than 100 tax breaks to help bring in more money to the state. Lawmakers have already voted…
Continue ReadingHome Invasion Suspect Search
COLORADO SPRINGS – Police are searching for a suspect considered armed and dangerous on the run after a home invasion in the 4200 block of…
Continue ReadingThree Suspects Wanted For Two Burglaries
PUEBLO COUNTY — Three suspects are on the run after breaking into two convenient stores in Eastern Pueblo County. The burglaries happened in…
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