Tornado near Westcliffe destroys multiple homes and structures
A tornado touched down just after 5 p.m. Monday a few miles northwest of Westcliffe Colorado, directly next to Deweese Reservoir. The National…
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UPDATE: Victim identified in motorcycle crash on N. Academy in Colorado Springs
Update: The motorcycle driver has been identified as 39-year-old Ehren Schultze of Colorado Springs. The preliminary investigation suggests that…
Continue ReadingShaun White pushes forward on Olympic skateboarding track
Shaun White is pressing forward with plans to shoot for the Summer Olympics in skateboarding. White said Tuesday on NBC’s “Today”…
Continue Reading5 adults involved in youth baseball brawl reach plea deals
Five of eight adults cited for disorderly conduct in a brawl that broke out during a youth baseball game in Colorado have reached plea agreements.…
Continue ReadingRobbery suspects caught hiding, swimming in Memorial Park
Colorado Springs police say two suspects accused of robbing a 7-Eleven store early Tuesday morning were caught while hanging out in Memorial Park…
Continue ReadingMissing one-day-old infant out of Blanca, Colo. found safe
A missing infant out of Blanca has been found safe. The one-day-old infant was reported safe on Tuesday morning. No other information has been given…
Continue ReadingNominations to military academies on the rise for women
A new analysis shows that the percentage of female students nominated by members of Congress for admission to U.S. service academies has been rising,…
Continue ReadingWarmer and less stormy today – 7/23/19
TODAY: We start the day with more clouds than sunshine in the mountains and some of our front range cities. This also comes with the chance for…
Continue ReadingKRDO experiencing signal issues outside of Colorado Springs
On Monday night KRDO was forced to switch to its backup transmitter because of audio problems. Due to the backup transmitter, there is a weaker…
Continue ReadingThree-month reporting delay discovered on Colorado Springs city mobile app
City officials in Colorado Springs revealed Monday that a malfunction in a free smartphone app allowing citizens to report problems delayed delivery…
Continue ReadingGAP TOWNS: Extra traffic packs small towns along I-25
Most drivers don’t think about the traffic until it’s too late. With I-25 currently under construction, getting stuck in a slow-down is…
Continue ReadingLocal naturalized citizen weighs in on Trump administration changing civics test questions
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced Friday it will be revising the questions on the naturalization test after 10 years since its…
Continue ReadingConstant battle to remove graffiti in Colorado Springs
Whether you’re driving on the highway or walking our local trails, in all likelihood you’ve noticed a few not so nice things vandalized…
Continue ReadingMISSING: A one-day-old infant was reported missing by Blanca PD
The Blanca Police Department is asking for the public’s help locating a one-day-old infant. Cynthia Sandoval, who fled police in Alamosa with…
Continue ReadingDaily Storm Chances Continue 7-22-19
TONIGHT: Storms will end, and we are left with partly cloudy skies and some muggy air. Lows cool to the 50s and 60s. TUESDAY: Partly sunny for the…
Continue ReadingWorker in fatal Cog Railway UTV crash identified
The five people involved in a UTV crash Friday on the Broadmoor Pikes Peak Cog Railway were all construction workers, and we’ve learned the…
Continue ReadingDoes ‘Colorado native’ disregard the state’s American Indians?
You’ve seen the bumper stickers. You’ve heard the proud declaration, “I’m a native.” And you’ve probably sampled…
Continue ReadingCourt revives lawsuit over Colorado’s TABOR
A federal court has revived a lawsuit challenging Colorado’s limits on taxes and spending. The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday…
Continue ReadingFlash flooding a concern once again today – 7/22/19
TODAY: Clouds will be seen over the Eastern Plains this morning with sunshine closer to I-25 and the front range. Before the storms develop, highs…
Continue Reading4 hepatitis A cases found in Denver; vaccinations stepped up
Denver public health officials say four homeless people have been diagnosed with hepatitis A this year, so the city is stepping up free vaccinations.…
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