Judge denies theater shooting victims’ request
A judge is refusing to let some victims of the theater shooting in Aurora see sealed court documents in the case against the suspect. The judge on…
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Water Quality Problems Shut Down Medical Building
Patients could not see their doctors at the Printers Park Medical Plaza, and may not be able to see them for the rest of the week. Monday dozens of…
Continue ReadingLicensed or unlicensed facilities?
There is a potential hidden risk at unlicensed daycare facilities that you need to know about, right now. Licensed Daycare owner, Becky Wyzykowski…
Continue ReadingPlanes positioned at DIA due to Sandy
Airlines have positioned more than two dozen planes at Denver International Airport to help them return to normal service faster after Hurricane…
Continue ReadingFour killed in Pueblo house fire
Four people are killed in a house fire in Pueblo on Tuesday morning. According to County Coroner James Kramer, Harvey Montoya, 62, April Hon, 26,…
Continue ReadingProsecutors file charges in Ridgeway case
A teenager who prosecutors say confessed to killing a 10-year-old Westminster girl and attacking a runner has been charged as an adult. Prosecutors…
Continue ReadingWarning issued on use of tracer bullets
The U.S. Forest Service is warning shooters to avoid the use of tracer bullets after a small wildfire broke out over the weekend on the Eastern…
Continue ReadingLibertarian presidential candidate courts Colo.
Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson is telling Coloradans a vote for him on Nov. 6 isn’t being wasted. Johnson said Monday during a…
Continue ReadingPot, gay marriage, suicide are ballot-item topics
After all the economy-focused campaign talk, voters in some states will get a chance on Election Day to sound off on intriguing topics that the…
Continue ReadingLocal medics deploy to Sandy’s aftermath
The nationwide disaster response to the area affected by the East Coast storm Sandy includes at least eight medics from southern Colorado. They work…
Continue ReadingPower restored in NE Colorado Springs
Several power outages left thousands of Colorado Springs residents in the dark on Monday afternoon. Most electricity was restored by 3:30 p.m.…
Continue ReadingColo. parks honor Veterans Day with free admission
Veterans and current members of the military will receive free admission to Colorado’s 42 state parks in honor of Veterans Day. The Colorado…
Continue ReadingYour money, your safety: Sheriff Maketa talks sales tax increase
This election, El Paso County voters will be asked to approve a sales tax hike to provide funding for their sheriff’s office. “It’s…
Continue ReadingDr. Jill Biden’s Colorado Springs campaign stop
Second Lady, Dr. Jill Biden, was in Colorado Springs on Monday pushing the Obama-Biden ticket. Dr. Biden is Vice President Joe Biden’s wife.…
Continue ReadingHurricane Sandy making impact on gas prices
As Hurricane Sandy continues to barrel down on the Eastern Seaboard, oil refineries in the storm’s path have been closed due to safety…
Continue ReadingObama Skirts Questions About Benghazi Attack
It has been well over a month since the attack on the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya. Four Americans were killed in the attack. Now, there are…
Continue ReadingWetmore Fire now 100% contained
Officials say the Wetmore Fire, which burned nearly 2,000 acres in Pueblo and Custer counties, is 100% contained as of Monday afternoon. The fire…
Continue ReadingMilitary copters, rescuers on alert for superstorm
The military has placed helicopters and rescue teams on alert and dispatched medical planners to help cope with the damage from a superstorm on the…
Continue ReadingSprings police name suspect in sex assault cold case
Colorado Springs police have named a suspect in a sexual assault case dating back to 1997. Police say that in March of 1997, a woman was sexually…
Continue ReadingTwo arrested in car vandalism in Colorado Springs
Police have arrested Candice Ramos and Randy Winter Monday morning on suspicion of vandalizing and breaking into cars on the city’s west side.…
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