Super rare aye-aye born at Denver Zoo
The Denver Zoo unveiled its newest baby aye-aye to the world Thursday, and the rare animal is turning heads with its funny looks. Just look at that…
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Pikes Peak Red Cross is in Raleigh ahead of Florence
The American Red Cross Pikes Peak chapter, is in Raleigh, NC right now. They tell us they will remain there until everyone has been helped who needs…
Continue ReadingMan fights officers, gets arrested at Colorado Springs store
Colorado Springs police say a 38-year-old man was arrested Wednesday night after fighting officers when they found him picking up items that were…
Continue ReadingWorld’s largest collection of Olympic torches and prize medals comes to Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs now holds the world’s largest collection of Olympic torches and prize medals. History Made possible by a private donor Gordy…
Continue ReadingColorado man charged with killing family alleges press leaks
Attorneys for a Colorado man charged with killing his family and dumping their bodies at an oil worksite want an investigation into whether…
Continue ReadingJuly marked Denver airport’s busiest month on record
Officials say 6.1 million passengers traveled through the Denver International Airport in July, marking its busiest month on record. KDVR-TV reports…
Continue ReadingKaren Pence visits Fort Carson for military spouses campaign
Being married to the vice president has its privileges. Vice President Mike Pence’s wife, Karen Pence, says one is that “now people take…
Continue ReadingAnother hot one – 9/13/18
TODAY: Mostly sunny skies are in the forecast once more today. You’ll be hard pressed to find any kind of clouds out there at all. Highs will…
Continue ReadingPopular burger joint The Skirted Heifer adds second location to northeast Colorado Springs
The popular burger restaurant, The Skirted Heifer, is bringing a second location to northeast Colorado Springs, according to an article posted to The…
Continue ReadingEl Nio event possible this winter
Before we know it, Colorado will be experiencing its first snowfall of the season. What could a possible El Niño pattern mean for our area in…
Continue ReadingAMR sends Colorado crews to help as Hurricane Florence approaches landfall
American Medical Response has sent crews to help as Hurricane Florence prepares to make landfall. The company has a national contract with FEMA and…
Continue ReadingColorado state officials to start charging sales tax on purchases made online
Colorado state officials are closing a major loophole when it comes to purchasing items online. They are now making sure online companies that…
Continue ReadingDebating the use of controlled burns in Colorado
A controlled burn Wednesday near Walsenburg has reignited the debate about whether the practice is safe, effective or even necessary after a…
Continue ReadingHot and Dry Pattern Continues 9-12-18
TONIGHT: Clear skies will lows in the 40s and 50s. The cooler overnight lows will be felt over the higher elevations. TOMORROW: Abundant sunshine…
Continue ReadingPuppy rescued from air vent by Colorado Springs Fire Department
It was an adorable rescue in Colorado Springs. The fire department posted several photos with the puppy on Monday. Crews were called to a home, where…
Continue ReadingSuspect accused in Colorado Springs officer shooting made anti-police remark
The man accused of gravely wounding a Colorado Springs Police officer by shooting him in the neck was in court Wednesday. Karrar Noaman Al Khammasi…
Continue ReadingPueblo Fire Department calling for more applicants and diversity
Pueblo needs more firefighters who aren’t white. The deadline for people to apply in the Steel City is September 30th, and the test is in…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs woman fights red light camera ticket
One woman says she incorrectly received a ticket originating from a red light camera. The ticket claims she ran a red light in Sheridan, but the…
Continue ReadingGov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered for Fort Carson soldier
Gov. John Hickenlooper ordered all flags to be lowered to half-staff at public buildings statewide from sunrise to sunset Monday in honor of a Fort…
Continue Reading‘Jaws of Life’ used to free bear with head stuck in milk can
Firefighters had to use the Jaws of Life to help free a black bear whose head was stuck in a milk can in northern Minnesota. Conservation officer…
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