Postmaster General Going To Congress
The postmaster general is going to Congress to discuss the Postal Service’s mounting debt. Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe is among the…
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Living Alone Drops In NYC, Rises Everywhere Else
Census figures show that Manhattan had a dip in single-person households this past decade, despite being the capital of single living. At the same…
Continue ReadingFlags Vandalized In Pueblo
An American and Colorado flag are in the hands of investigators after the flags were desecrated by vandals in Pueblo. On Tuesday morning, when the…
Continue ReadingFallen Springs Firefighter Honored On Memorial Wall
Colorado Springs firefighters are getting ready to honor the fallen next week, including one of their own. Families come from all over the country…
Continue ReadingComment Period Ending For Ft. Carson Development
The comment period is ending for the Army’s request to bar mineral development at Fort Carson and a southeast Colorado training area for…
Continue ReadingMan Robs Convenience Store At Knifepoint
Colorado Springs police are investigating an armed robbery. Officers say that just before 9 p.m. Monday a man entered the Western Convenience Store…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Name Of IHOP Shooter Released
Authorities have released the name of the man who shot five uniformed National Guard members at a Nevada IHOP, killing two of them and another person…
Continue ReadingCone Zones Disappearing From Marksheffel
Cone zones will soon be disappearing from Marksheffel road. A widening project is expected to be complete by the last week in September. “The…
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If I have a question or comment about a NEWSCHANNEL 13 Newscast, who do I contact?For any questions or comments about an 13 Newscast or a particular…
Continue ReadingBalloon Classic Brings Big Business To Vendors
The 35th Annual Balloon Classic in Colorado Springs brings thousands of spectators to Memorial Park for Labor Day weekend. Vendors at the Balloon…
Continue ReadingBalloons Land In Neighborhoods, Shopping Centers, Even The AFA
Some living in northwest Colorado Springs got some unexpected visitors Sunday morning. Winds pushed balloons in the Colorado Balloon Classic to that…
Continue ReadingLabor Day Job Woes
This Labor Day, all some people want is to be back to work. Startling job statistics released Friday said that no net jobs were added to the economy…
Continue ReadingMan Arrested After Costilla Chase
An Antonito man was arrested after leading deputies and state troopers on a high speed chase Monday night. It started before 7 p.m. when a driver…
Continue ReadingState Fair Attendance Numbers
State Fair Attendance numbers. Monday’s numbers will be in Tuesday afternoon. 2011 2010 Day 1 36,903 34,611 Day 2 69,135 59,136 Day 3 36,833…
Continue ReadingWeld Food Bank Struggles To Meet Demand
The Weld Food Bank is struggling to meet demand because of a 77 percent increase in the number of households seeking help over the past five years.…
Continue ReadingPueblo Schools May Change Calendar
Pueblo City Schools will consider modifying the school calendar to avoid having students and teachers work in overheated classrooms like they have…
Continue ReadingState Computer at Risk of Crashing
States nationwide are dealing with outdated computer systems that provide crucial government services but are susceptible to crashes. A July audit of…
Continue ReadingStrange Van At North Side Park Leads To Drug Bust
A Colorado Springs Police officer who checked on a suspicious vehicle early Monday morning found it loaded with questionable things. That van was…
Continue ReadingState Spent $345 Million on Security Since 9/11
State and local governments in Colorado have received $354 million in federal grants for homeland security since 2002. The Denver Post reported…
Continue ReadingCounterfeit Cash In Colorado
Counterfeit bills are being passed in Pueblo and Denver. Denver police said they can?t confirm the cases are connected, but they will be in touch…
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