D70 board member says D60, D70 won’t be a combined school district right now
Pueblo County School District 70 said it’s fine with how the school districts are right now. This comes after Pueblo City School District 60…
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Former Fort Carson soldier set to receive nation’s highest honor
A former Fort Carson soldier who survived attacks by two suicide bombers in Afghanistan will receive the Medal of Honor. President Barack Obama will…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs city leaders tour damaged areas of Fountain Creek in Pueblo
Colorado Springs council members and Springs Utilities workers are walking a mile in Pueblo’s shoes. Pueblo city leaders guided Springs leaders…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Teen charged in deadly Black Forest crash sentenced to four years; families speak out
UPDATE: Oct. 16, 11:00 a.m. Marshal Gregory will spend four years in a youth offender service program in Pueblo. BACKGROUND: The teenager charged in…
Continue ReadingWinter is coming: how Colorado Springs will handle the snow
Do not be fooled by the recent warm temperatures and sunny skies, folks. Winter is coming. It will be here before we’re all ready for it, but…
Continue ReadingLargest health insurer on Colorado exchange collapses
Colorado’s biggest nonprofit health insurer is closing, forcing 80,000 or so Coloradans to find a new insurer for 2016. Colorado HealthOP…
Continue ReadingTaya Kyle, wife of ‘American Sniper’ Chris Kyle, to speak at the Broadmoor
Taya Kyle will be speaking at the Broadmoor Friday night, addressing struggles of military spouses and families. She was chosen to be the guest…
Continue ReadingPueblo judicial building making county dig deeper into its wallet
Pueblo’s new judicial building is costing the county a pretty penny. The Pueblo County Commissioners met with the sheriff’s office and…
Continue ReadingCU Boulder to re-establish ties with fraternities
The University of Colorado is working to formally re-establish ties with fraternities in Boulder after more than a decade without the organizations…
Continue ReadingChristmas tree train in Durango
For the first time ever, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad is offering a way for people to cut down their own Christmas trees while…
Continue ReadingCandidates show why they should be the next Pueblo city leaders
Seven candidates are racing for two at-large seats on Pueblo City Council. Our partners at the Pueblo Chieftain held an open forum Thursday night for…
Continue ReadingCandidates use forum to show why they should represent Pueblo’s districts
Seven candidates are competing for District 2 and 4 seats on city council. Ray Aguliera and R. Kenneth O’Neal are competing for District…
Continue ReadingTrump, Carson threaten to boycott upcoming debate
Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ben Carson are threatening to boycott the next GOP debate over its proposed format. The two…
Continue ReadingSurvivor raising awareness about domestic violence
Survivors and advocates are coming together to raise awareness about domestic violence. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. During a…
Continue ReadingFree flu shots for uninsured
A community flu shot clinic will be held in Colorado Springs on Friday. Free flu shots are available for adults and children over 4 years of age who…
Continue ReadingWarming shelters preparing to open for winter season in Colorado Springs
Weather shelters across the city of Colorado Springs are preparing to open for the winter season. Last winter, cold weather shelters accepted nearly…
Continue ReadingCampaign group accuses councilwoman of false, illegal ad
Douglas Bruce, the author of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, announced to members of the media Thursday that he was disgusted by a cease and desist…
Continue ReadingTrinidad pastor in jail accused of harassment
A pastor at a southern Colorado church is in jail, accused of domestic harassment. Huerfano County sheriff’s deputies arrested Bobby Barnhill,…
Continue ReadingManitou Incline concerns expressed
After one of the busiest summers in the town’s history, leaders are weighing options for dealing with concerns relating to the popular Manitou…
Continue ReadingDistrict 60 overestimates student enrollment, misses out on $1 million
The Pueblo City School District (D60) will miss out on more than $1 million after overestimating how many students would enroll in the district. This…
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