Cracked Streets Frustrates Neighbors, City Officials
springs neighborhood are frustrated with a serious street cracking problem. they’ve coped with it for years. the city is equally stumped by it.…
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Rules for construction in landslide zones may change
The effort by two Colorado Springs City Council members to provide protection from landslides by changing part of a construction ordinance moved on…
Continue ReadingClinton opens up double-digit lead in Colorado
On Friday, a brand new NBC News/Wall Street Journal-Marist poll showed Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by 14 points in Colorado. It’s the…
Continue ReadingCompanies competing to fix hail damage
Severe weather season is far from over, and for those who have already taken a beating, the end can’t come soon enough. Signs are flooding…
Continue ReadingNo. 1 cause of elderly wrist fractures identified
Every year, millions of seniors are treated for bone fractures that were caused by a slip and fall. Simple falls are a leading cause of broken…
Continue ReadingAre ticks dangerous for the elderly?
Ticks, tiny as they are, carry some pretty big threats for humans. These blood-sucking parasites can infect people with a number of diseases, like…
Continue ReadingHayden Pass Fire raising flooding concerns
The Hayden Pass Fire is 60 percent contained and now crews will focus on the future and protecting the burned and damaged land. “They’re…
Continue ReadingColorado rape victim’s letter goes viral after attacker is sentenced to work release, probation
A victim impact statement that was read by a rape victim at a sentencing hearing in Boulder Wednesday is making national headlines. The full text of…
Continue ReadingUS court orders release of nephew in ‘Making a Murderer’
A federal court in Wisconsin has overturned the conviction of a man found guilty of helping his uncle kill Teresa Halbach in a case profiled in the…
Continue Reading‘Acting’ dropped from Collas’ title at CSFD
The Colorado Springs Fire Department has a new Chief. Mayor John Suthers has appointed previously acting Fire Chief Ted Collas to the…
Continue ReadingWoman faces attempted murder charges in Pueblo West drive-by
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office says a woman is facing three counts of attempted homicide after firing a gun into a home with three people…
Continue ReadingNew warning signs in place after girl’s injury at Helen Hunt Falls
A 12-year-old girl who fell 75 feet on Sunday at Helen Hunt Falls has been released from the hospital, and new signs have been posted at the Falls.…
Continue ReadingWWII sailor’s remains head to Colorado Springs for burial
The remains of a sailor killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor are set to arrive in Colorado Springs for burial. The Gazette reports that…
Continue Reading3 years into nation’s hemp experiment, crop’s future is hazy
Three years into the nation’s hemp experiment, the crop’s potential is still hazy. Hemp was authorized for research and experimental…
Continue ReadingMom arrested after girl drowns in swimming pool
The mother of a 7-year-old girl who drowned in a swimming pool at an apartment complex in Arapahoe County has been arrested on suspicion of child…
Continue ReadingVolunteer group to feed military families in Southern Colorado
The All-American Beef Battalion will serve men and women in uniform, along with their families. The group will be at the Air Force Academy today,…
Continue ReadingAmber Alert canceled for missing 5-year-old in Fort Collins
UPDATE: Fort Collins police say Annalee Keller has been located and is safe. A suspect is in custody. This is a breaking news update. Refresh the…
Continue ReadingHeavy rain possible today
This afternoon and tonight, there’s the possibility for strong to severe storms. The risk of flooding is the highest concern. With any severe…
Continue ReadingDispensaries, patients frown on DEA ruling
The head of the Drug Enforcement Administration announced this week that marijuana will remain a “Schedule 1” drug, on the same level as…
Continue ReadingDEA affirms marijuana as class 1 drug that remains illegal under federal law
The Drug Enforcement Administration said Thursday marijuana will remain a schedule one drug, that’s a class of drugs the Food and Drug…
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