Mesa Verde considers fee increase to support new projects
The public comment period for a possible fees increase at Mesa Verde National Park is coming to a close. The Cortez Journal reports the final day to…
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Powered by: Security First Financial Ready to Safely Earn 6% Per Year? Join Jerry Kagarise, ‘The MoneyGUARD’, for a weekly discussion…
Continue ReadingPueblo PD investigates possible shooting on Cypress Street
Police are searching for a possible gunshot victim, after being called to a Minnequa neighborhood home Wednesday night. Officers responded about…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs home raided by DEA / FBI
A normally quiet north side neighborhood was the target of a federal drug raid Wednesday night. Agents with the drug Enforcement Agency, as well as…
Continue ReadingNew details released on Security-Widefield fugitive
New details have been released about the man arrested Tuesday following a Security-Widefield SWAT standoff. According to the El Paso County…
Continue ReadingPeterson Air Force Base cracking down on broken windshields
If you’re driving with a cracked windshield or a broken window thanks to hail, you’re not alone. It’s almost a signature look in…
Continue ReadingTrump campaign signs vandalized in COS
If you drove by the intersection of South Academy and Hancock on Wednesday morning, you may have seen numerous Donald Trump campaign signs that were…
Continue ReadingSafety officials urging people to buy preparedness kit
The American Public Health Association is helping to prepare the public for any unexpected disasters. It is recommending that people have emergency…
Continue ReadingPueblo County Sheriff’s Office will start carrying anti-overdose drug
The heroin epidemic in southern Colorado is growing, prompting more overdoses on it and other opiates. To fight the problem, more southern Colorado…
Continue ReadingUnited Way of Pueblo County hopes to raise over $1M for needy
United Way of Pueblo is hoping to raise over $1 million for people in need. The announcement came at their 94th annual campaign kickoff luncheon and…
Continue ReadingWell-known cyclist attacked by dogs while biking
A well-known cyclist in Colorado Springs is recovering from a dog attack in north Cheyenne Canon and he hopes sharing his story keeps other people…
Continue ReadingWelcome to the new KRDO.com!
The new KRDO.com was designed with you in mind, and that means an emphasis on improving your experience on the small screen. Perhaps most exciting,…
Continue ReadingSaint-Mary Corwin donates opiate antidote to Pueblo County Sheriff’s office
The Saint Mary-Corwin Medical Center is partnering with another local law enforcement agency to prevent overdose deaths in Pueblo County. The center…
Continue ReadingFormer president George W. Bush speaks at Fort Carson Transition Summit
Former president George W. Bush visited southern Colorado Wednesday morning, part of the Transition Summit at Fort Carson. “The transition from…
Continue ReadingColorado Board of Education adopts new beverage rules
The Colorado Board of Education has decided to let school districts decide what limits they want to place on the sale of some beverages at high…
Continue ReadingLlamas on the lam still missing
Two pack llamas that have been stranded for a month in the Weminuche Wilderness are still on the lam. The llamas, named Dawson and Chai, were with…
Continue ReadingRoad work closes road in Black Forest
Burgess Road is closed in Black Forest as El Paso County Public Works crews begin replacing a culvert. The 24-inch culvert rusted away, and crews…
Continue ReadingUS goal to take in 110,000 refugees in coming year
The United States will strive to take in 110,000 refugees from around the world in the coming year, a senior Obama administration official said…
Continue ReadingColorado State University sees growing enrollment
Colorado State University has set a new record for enrollment this fall, surpassing more than 33,000 students for the first time ever. The Coloradoan…
Continue ReadingIncline repair tracking chart available
A Colorado Springs landscaping company in charge of repairing the Manitou Incline has made following the progress easy. Timberline Landscaping…
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