Survey finds faith doubted by younger Americans
A new survey finds more young people are harboring some doubts about the existence of God. According to the Pew Research Center, 68 percent of…
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Brush fire ignites near mobile home park
With major wildfires burning in several parts of the Southwest, a small fire Wednesday in Colorado Springs was a reminder of how high the local fire…
Continue ReadingSprings-based regulating agency targets Lance Armstrong
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, based in Colorado Springs, announced Wednesday that it’s charging Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong with using…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: More On FREX vs Local Transit
The conversation is not over on taxpayer dollars and the funding of local transit. Mayor Steve’s Bach’s Chief of Staff Laura Nuemann said…
Continue ReadingRecent Disasters Depleting Red Cross Supplies
Colorado has been riddled with natural disasters in the past two weeks. Tornadoes left a path of destruction in El Paso County, hail stones piled…
Continue ReadingSevere storms hit southern Colorado Thursday
A tornado warning has expired for El Paso County, Pueblo County, and Crowley County. A severe thunderstorm warning has also expired in southwestern…
Continue ReadingStolen motorcycles investigated in El Paso County
The Village East Apartments near Galley Road and Hathaway Drive just east of Colorado Springs were targeted by thieves. A victim said around 5 a.m.…
Continue ReadingCrews battle mobile home fire in El Paso County
Cimarron Hills Fire Dept. and Peterson AFB fire crews are responding to a fire at a mobile home in the Cimarron Hills area. The home is in the 1000…
Continue ReadingStocks bounce back
U.S. stocks stayed in the black Wednesday, despite growing worries over the fate of Europe’s banking system. Several traders said the modest…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County Court busiest in the state
Colorado’s 4th Judicial District is the busiest in the state. It averages 12 felony trials a month, according to the 4th judicial district…
Continue ReadingChalk on sidewalk has HOA considering fines
They say art is in the eye of the beholder. In a Denver neighborhood, a 3-year-old’s chalk drawings have drawn some local critics. Emerson…
Continue ReadingRockies Get Swept by Angels
Mark Trumbo hit a pair of three-run homers to set a career high with six RBIs and the Los Angeles Angels beat the slumping Colorado Rockies 10-8…
Continue ReadingArmed robbers get away
Colorado Springs police say two black men entered the Ambassador Adult Entertainment Store on Bonfoy Avenue just before midnight Saturday carrying…
Continue ReadingCongressional candidate accepts convict as campaign volunteer
A pastor running for Doug Lamborn’s seat in Congress has chosen a man twice convicted of impersonating a police officer to help run his…
Continue ReadingColorado cancels quarantine for horse virus
The Colorado Department of Agriculture hascanceled a quarantine placed on a Douglas County ranch after ahorse was found with a potentially fatal…
Continue ReadingPueblo police look for Walmart jewelry thief
Pueblo Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s assistance finding a man accused of stealing jewelry from a Walmart store. The theft happened…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Not guilty verdict in Beacon St. raid trial
After six hours of deliberation, a jury finds Elisa Kappelmann, a woman facing felony possession and cultivation charges of medical marijuana, not…
Continue ReadingResidents Survey Aftermath Of Hailstorm
As flood waters receded and hail melted Thursday, property owners saw the full impact of Wednesday’s intense hailstorm on the city’s east…
Continue ReadingWoman gets maximum sentence for abusing niece
Horsley had been found guilty of repeatedly taping the girl’s hands and feet and putting her in a cold shower as punishment. Horsley was…
Continue ReadingPueblo West grandma at war with rats
It’s a huge problem for a Pueblo West woman: There are hundreds of huge rats behind her house. Marie Giannetto said they’re breeding on…
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