Waldo flooding preparations continue
Hundreds of people gathered Tuesday in the Mountain Shadows community of Colorado Springs to reflect on the past and future impact of the Waldo…
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Woman dead after shooting Denver deputy
A woman is dead after shooting one of two Denver sheriff’s deputies serving a warrant at a home near downtown on Wednesday. Officers said two…
Continue ReadingMissing pilot was Air Force Academy graduate
An Air Force Academy 2003 graduate has been identified as the pilot of the F-16 that went missing during a night training flight over the Adriatic…
Continue ReadingCO senator’s ‘Drinking With Dad’ bill faces vote
Colorado proposal to allow people between 18 and 21 to drink alcohol with their parents is up for its first review Wednesday. The so-called…
Continue ReadingFort Collins students recite Pledge in Arabic
A Fort Collins principal stands by his decision to allow students from a multicultural group to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in Arabic on the…
Continue ReadingClosing and Delays for Wed. Jan 30
Cities/Counties Colorado Springs Streets Division– Snow crews on primary and secondary routes in affected areas. UPDATE School Districts…
Continue ReadingTwin-rotor copters arrive for new Fort Carson unit
Three Chinook helicopters have been delivered to Fort Carson for a new combat aviation brigade. The Army says the CH-47D Chinooks were transferred…
Continue ReadingColumbia Sportswear Company announces voluntary recall
Columbia Sportswear Company, recently learned that a small number of its 2012 Columbia heated jackets may contain a heated inner wrist cuff component…
Continue ReadingEnding restaurant sales taxes not likely in CO
Restaurant sales taxes are likely to stay in place in Colorado, even though one Republican wants to make prepared foods sales-tax free. A bill up for…
Continue ReadingCO senator’s ‘Drinking With Dad’ bill faces vote
A Colorado proposal to allow people between 18 and 21 to drink alcohol with their parents is up for its first review. The so-called “Drinking…
Continue ReadingRescuers take 161 cats from Springs home
Animal rescuers took 161 cats from a Springs home Tuesday after persuading the owner to part with her many pets. Rescuers said the cat owner, a woman…
Continue ReadingEnd of robbing spree relieves Puebloans
There’s a sense of calm among business owners in Pueblo after a suspected serial robber is locked up. Detectives say they have linked…
Continue ReadingAttempted enticement of two children
The CSPD is requesting the public’s assistance in locating and identifying two individuals who attempted to entice children into a vehicle on…
Continue ReadingGoose Gossage joins fight to save Wasson High School
Rich “Goose” Gossage is joining the fight to save Wasson High School in Colorado Springs. Gossage is a member of the National Baseball…
Continue ReadingHit-and-run victim urges driver to come forward
The victim of a hit-and-run accident urged the driver to own up to their actions and come forward on Tuesday. Patrizia “Trish” Morgan was…
Continue ReadingTrinidad hires a new permanent city manager
Almost two years after controversy started with the Trinidad City Manager’s Position and nine months after the Trinidad City Council voted to…
Continue ReadingAir Force athletic director discusses football safety
In an interview with the New Republic this week, President Obama said if he had a son, he would have to think long and hard about letting him play…
Continue ReadingDeath of man found in creek ruled homicide
The death of a man found in a creek near Interstate 25 and Cimarron Street on Monday morning has been ruled a homicide. After conducting an autopsy,…
Continue ReadingPostal Service to hire 500 along Front Range
The U.S. Postal Service is hiring approximately 500 city carrier assistants to deliver mail for selected offices throughout the Front Range, from…
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KRDO Newschannel 13 is looking for a top notch, hands on News Producer. If you are a newsroom leader looking for a challenging opportunity, then this…
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