Man gets 80-year term in stabbing death of girl
A man who pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing a 14-year-old Commerce City girl has been sentenced to 80 years in prison. The Denver Post reports…
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4 released from hospital after school bus crash
Yuma County school officials say three students and a driver have been released from a hospital after a school bus crash. Wray School District…
Continue ReadingDiscounts and Deals on Veterans Day 2013
In honor of Veterans Day, businesses across the country are offering discounts and deals to show their gratitude to those who have served in the U.S.…
Continue ReadingFather of child allegedly murdered by mom wanted custody
The father of a child allegedly murdered by his mother was fighting for custody of the boy. Court records show that Jude Thaddeus Gomez, 37,…
Continue ReadingDaughter watched Lankford’s arrest through bedroom window
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office had been looking for Kenneth Lankford for almost 24 hours before arresting him. He’s the suspect in…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest shooting suspect was wanted for owning dangerous animal
As the search for answers in a deadly triple shooting continues, new information about the suspect paints a picture of a man who was struggling to…
Continue ReadingArrest made in Pueblo West shooting
Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office Detectives have arrested several of the persons of interest in the case involving 34 year old, Cheryl Gonzales.…
Continue ReadingNo snow leopards for Colorado big cat facility
The Serenity Springs Wildlife Center had its application for a permit to breed snow leopards denied by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. A U.S.…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs Residents Celebrate Veterans Day
Colorado Springs residents participated in a number of Veterans Day events, among them a wreath laying ceremony at Memorial Park. There scores of…
Continue ReadingCarlos the War Dog making an appearance
Very important Veterans and a very important military veteran dog were making kids and adults smile on this Veterans Day. Pion Valley Elementary was…
Continue ReadingFEMA is handing out mitigation advice
Natural disasters are all too common around our area. In just the last two years,the Federal Emergency Management Agency has had to make frequent…
Continue ReadingFamilies of Haiyan victims are waiting and worrying
For three days, Melissa Calcita has waited and worried. She wants information about her family, They’re in the area smashed by Super Typhoon…
Continue ReadingColorado health exchange overseers want overhaul
The Colorado health-exchange board is pushing for an overhaul to speed complex Medicaid and insurance applications. The board is worried about a…
Continue ReadingStrep cases on the rise in Colorado
Strep causes sore throats, a feeling of fullness in the tonsils, fevers and painful lumps in the throat. According to Dr. Edwin Baca from Integrity…
Continue ReadingSuper Typhoon Haiyan: How to Help
Aid organizations across the world are scrambling to rush relief to the typhoon-stricken Philippines and you can help. KRDO.com has compiled a list…
Continue ReadingFox reporter’s lawyers seek to keep sources secret
New York’s highest court will decide whether state law protects a Fox News reporter from revealing confidential sources from a story about…
Continue ReadingSunglasses stolen in string of burglaries
Police say burglars have targeted the ABBA Eye Care stores in Pueblo three times since late September. The burglaries happened on September 26, 2013,…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs woman accused of drowning 5-year-old son
An autopsy has determined that a boy who was thought to have died in an apartment fire actually drowned. Colorado Springs police arrested Shannon…
Continue ReadingNeighbors shaken by Black Forest killings
Fresh wounds and unanswered questions as tragedy strikes Black Forest once again. Three people were shot Saturday morning. Two of them were killed.…
Continue ReadingStudy: Record number of foreign students hit U.S.
Tight economies around the world haven’t slowed down students who are crossing international borders in record numbers to pursue their studies.…
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