Josh Carrier goes from jail to prison, stays separate from other inmates
Joshua Carrier, the former Colorado Springs police officer who molested 18 boys, has been transported from the El Paso County Criminal Justice Center…
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Decision nears on Colorado Springs water restrictions
Some local landscapers have differing opinions about whether two or three days a week in water restrictions is best for sprinkler-treated lawns this…
Continue ReadingPlanned burn gets out of control
A red flag warning in Pueblo County and an illegal burn spells trouble. It began Monday afternoon in eastern Pueblo County as a controlled burn. A…
Continue ReadingWoman who was wrongly arrested wants answers
The Pueblo County District Attorney’s Office claims an administrative glitch caused a Pueblo woman to be wrongly arrested. Teresa Lewis stopped…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs pothole duty
Monster potholes are popping up in various parts of Colorado Springs. I had a chance, Monday morning to watch repairs being made at North Wahsatch…
Continue ReadingExperts: Emergency Watershed Protection Bill Is Crucial
According to County Commissioner Sallie Clark, a bill for $65.5 million in Emergency Watershed Protection funding could mean close to $9 million for…
Continue ReadingSprings hoping to “Live it Up” this tourism season
Colorado Springs is hoping to “Live it Up” this tourism season. The industry took a big hit last summer with the Waldo Canyon fire.…
Continue ReadingState Hospitals Could Lose Millions of Dollars
Colorado hospitals stand to lose millions of dollars because of the sequester. That loss could trickle down to the patients and hit you in the pocket…
Continue ReadingKameda Brand Rice Cracker “Kotsubukko” voluntarily recalled
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced Monday Nishimoto Trading Company, Inc. of Santa Fe Springs, Calif., is voluntarily…
Continue ReadingUnknown suspects fire shots at 2 homes
Two homes were shot at Sunday night. Police received several reports of four to five shots fired in the area of S. Murray Blvd. and Earlyview Ct.…
Continue Reading6 juveniles set small fires in park, charged with arson
Six juveniles are facing arson charges after they were caught setting several small fires. Police responded to a report that six boys were starting…
Continue ReadingAir Force Accepts Invite to College Insider.com Postseason Tournament
The Air Force basketball team was snubbed by the NIT but have accepted an invite to the College Insider.com Postseason Tournament The Falcons will…
Continue ReadingBuffaloes Are Dancing
The Colorado Buffaloes erupted in cheers when their school appeared on the television screen as the No. 10 seed in the NCAA tournament on Sunday.…
Continue ReadingCC Skates Past Denver and Advances to WCHA Frozen Five
Colorado College’s Rylan Schwartz scored the tying goal and assisted on Charlie Taft’s game-winner Sunday as the Tigers beat Denver 4-3…
Continue ReadingCSU Earns NCAA Berth
Colorado State first-year coach Larry Eustachy is taking his fourth school to the NCAA tournament. The Rams earned an at-large bid Sunday.…
Continue ReadingWorking to destroy chemical weapons
Nearly 400 morepeople are needed to destroy chemical weapons at the U.S. Army Pueblo Chemical Depot. The depot has been storing stockpiles of mustard…
Continue ReadingAfter son killed in skateboarding crash, mother has warning for other parents
A Springs mother is mourning the loss of her 12-year-old son after a skateboarding accident this weekend. The accident happened in a neighborhood…
Continue ReadingMen enter homes by posing as utility workers
Colorado Springs police are searching for men accused of posing as Colorado Springs Utilities workers and going into homes. Police say two elderly…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Standoff called off, man caught elsewhere
A standoff has ended peacefully in Colorado Springs after police surrounded a home in the 600 block of Zion Drive. That’s near South Circle and…
Continue ReadingLocal Catholics have high expectations of Pope Francis
Catholics in Colorado Springs headed to Sunday Mass for the first time since a new pope was chosen, and they have high expectations of their new…
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