Colorado Springs police: Jennifer Cleland’s death not considered suspicious
Despite many comments claiming foul play on social media, Colorado Springs police have confirmed Jennifer Cleland’s case is not being…
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Contractor pledges to finish work after KRDO investigation
A KRDO investigation has prompted a local contracting company to pledge to finish the work for four families following complaints of defrauding…
Continue ReadingVehicle takes heart-pounding tumble at Black Bear Pass
Black Bear Pass will be closed until at least Thursday to allow for the safe removal of an overturned car on steep terrain, the San Miguel…
Continue ReadingStrong to severe storms expected around Southern Colorado – 8/21/19
UPDATE(4:21PM): Active Severe Thunderstorm Warning in central Fremont County till 4:45pm. This storm is moving NE at approximately 15mph. This storm…
Continue ReadingPeterson AFB will be temporary home for U.S. Space Command
U.S. Space Command will be operating again out of Peterson Air Force Base at the end of August; USSPACECOM is being re-established more than a decade…
Continue ReadingAcademy Bank robbery suspect arrested
CSPD has identified the male suspect who allegedly robbed the Academy Bank at 2385 Briargate Boulevard on Friday, August 2 as 19-year-old Avi-Awan…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Employees return after fire broke out at Martin Drake Power Plant
Crews responded to a reported fire at the Martin Drake Power Plant near downtown Colorado Springs Tuesday night. Wednesday morning, we spoke with…
Continue ReadingBrazilian president claims NGOs could be setting Amazon fires
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is suggesting that non-governmental organizations could be to blame for an unusually high number of wildfires in…
Continue ReadingHomeland Security case crosses paths with Asian spa investigation
From prostitution to human trafficking, our monthslong investigation into Asian Spas in El Paso County found us on the trail of a Korean woman who…
Continue ReadingFederal rule could end Colorado food assistance for families
A proposed federal rule could end food assistance for about 33,000 people in Colorado, including 11,000 children. The Denver Post reports that…
Continue ReadingDriver caught going 72 mph in Pueblo school zone
Pueblo police say they caught a driver going 72 mph in a school zone Tuesday. According to Metro News Source, the driver was traveling nearly 40…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs police search for man who drove through accident scene
Colorado Springs Police is searching for a man who blew through an accident scene while being chased by Colorado State Patrol. Officers were working…
Continue ReadingBurglary of Hanover fire station investigated
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an apparent break-in last weekend at Fire Station 1 in Hanover. According to a Facebook…
Continue ReadingA preview of the Pine Creek football team
Pine Creek is loaded, some think the Eagles might have the best team in the state, with seventeen starters returning from last season. They have a…
Continue ReadingDenver police officer breakdances with young boy
A police officer in Denver and 7-year-old Jayden traded moves on the 16th Street Mall on…
Continue ReadingTrump cancels Denmark meeting over Greenland proposal
President Donald Trump says an upcoming trip to Denmark is on hold because its prime minister isn’t interested in selling Greenland to the U.S.…
Continue ReadingPueblo assisted living home put residents in danger, loses license after state investigation
UPDATE: It is still unclear who is looking after the residents still at the Johnson Home assisted living facility. The Department of Health and…
Continue ReadingAutistic entrepreneur from Colorado Springs gets taste of success through selling art
The quest to find that first job can be daunting to anyone. But for one young man with autism, instead of becoming discouraged, he’s found a…
Continue ReadingSchool district places swamp coolers in classrooms as school year starts
School District 11 in Colorado Springs is placing swamp coolers in some of its schools as the school year kicks off with high temperatures. Devra…
Continue ReadingManitou Incline sees 1,000 hikers per day, some worried funds can’t keep up with wear
People are concerned heavy traffic on the Manitou Incline is damaging the trail to a point where it’s maintenance funding will no longer keep…
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