Driver license offices will close to prep for new design rollout
Several driver license offices will close later this month for installation of new equipment and training related to Colorado’s redesigned…
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Pair accused of stealing credit cards from cars, making unauthorized purchases
The Woodland Park Police Department is looking for two people who it says stole credit cards from vehicles and then used them to make purchases.…
Continue ReadingFiguring out the pollen count
If you’re a pollen sufferer you’ve probably been feeling it…the season is here! You see the pollen reports here on KRDO, but how do…
Continue ReadingDriver who allegedly drove truck into house turns himself in
Tyler Blackard, the driver suspected of crashing a truck inside a house and fleeing the scene, has turned himself in. Police say he is now in custody…
Continue ReadingPolice: Pedestrian at fault in deadly accident in Colorado Springs
A pedestrian is likely at fault in a deadly accident Sunday night in Colorado Springs. It happened near the Olympic Training Center on Boulder Street…
Continue ReadingTraffic lights to temporarily stop in Security-Widefield
Power to traffic signals at the intersection of Marksheffel Road and Fontaine Boulevard in the Security-Widefield area will be disrupted from 9 a.m.…
Continue ReadingMotorcycle crash closes WB I-70 in Denver, causes delay
Police say the westbound lanes of I-70 have been shut down because of a crash in the Stapleton area. Our partners at Channel 7 in Denver reportt CDOT…
Continue ReadingCandlelight vigil for Denver Wolf
Friends and family gathered Sunday night for an emotional candlelight vigil in honor of Denver Wolf. 16-year-old Wolf was from Colorado Springs. Wolf…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs group honors Cesar Chavez with march
Dozens celebrated Latino American civil rights activist Cesar Chavez in Colorado Springs on Sunday, The event, held at the Pioneer Museum, featured…
Continue ReadingString of small fires in Pueblo County intentionally set, investigators say
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office have arrested one man believed to have set a series of fires set along Highway 67 near Lake Pueblo State…
Continue ReadingSUV crashes into Colorado Springs apartment building
The driver of an SUV that crashed into an apartment building in Colorado Springs walked away with no injuries. The crash happened Sunday afternoon…
Continue ReadingFederal government wants farmers to supply local markets
The Rocky Mountain Farmers Union has been chosen for a pilot federal program putting farmers in contact with markets close to home. The program uses…
Continue ReadingColorado group helps Wyoming shelter neuter feral cats
A Colorado nonprofit group is helping a Cheyenne animal shelter trap feral cats so they can be spayed or neutered and then released. The Wyoming…
Continue ReadingProtesters want more action for homeless
A half-dozen protesters were escorted out of a public forum to demand an end to Denver’s urban camping ban. The protesters want the police…
Continue ReadingMissouri veteran who escaped Nazi prison camp gets medal
By JIM SUHR, Associated Press Edwin Shifrin’s family knew he successfully escaped from a Nazi prison camp during World War II, but it…
Continue ReadingDriver extricated after bad accident
Colorado Springs Fire Department says one person was extricated from a car after a bad accident early Sunday morning. The driver was transported to…
Continue ReadingDenver marijuana dispensary wants to name Mile High Stadium
It’s not an April Fool’s joke. A Denver marijuana dispensary is interested in purchasing the naming rights to Mile High Stadium. The…
Continue ReadingMarijuana chain wants naming rights to Mile High Stadium
told you about the financial troubles facing sports authority.. and how it could affect naming rights to mile high stadium … but now an…
Continue ReadingFire investigation underway
good evening, and thanks for choosing us for your news at ten … i’m greg miller we begin tonight with the latest fire threat in southern…
Continue ReadingSheriff’s officials name April “911 Education Month”
Southern Colorado sheriff’s authorities are hoping to educate the public on how to make 911 calls for the right reasons. That’s why…
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