Colorado updates water outlook amid wide Western drought
Experts are reviewing the outlook for Colorado’s critical mountain snowpack, a factor in how much water will be available next spring for a…
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Veteran, service dog receive devastating diagnosis
A war veteran says he was close to ending his life before he met a Saint Bernard named Zeus. Now a devastating diagnosis could tear them apart. Brian…
Continue ReadingPolice Chief reports body camera program off to good start
Pueblo’s police chief reported to City Council Tuesday that his agency’s new body camera program is going well. It’s been one month…
Continue ReadingAnimal ownership contract in question
Rescues take animals in, rehabilitate them and hopefully, they will be adopted out. When that adoption happens, most rescues draft a contract for the…
Continue ReadingPolice ask for help identifying burglary suspects
Pueblo Police are asking for your help identifying two burglary suspects. Police say the picture at the top of this article was taken in the area of…
Continue ReadingMan sought in killing of former Colorado Springs woman in New Mexico
Authorities in northern New Mexico say a 50-year-old man is wanted in the killing of a woman last summer. Taos County Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe said an…
Continue Reading20 homes lose water after fire hydrant hit during crash
A fire hydrant was damaged during a crash at the intersection of Lincoln St. and Evans Ave Tuesday. KRDO NewsChannel 13’s Michael Macias…
Continue ReadingPolice: Victim hit with claw hammer during home invasion
The Colorado Springs Police Department says three people have been arrested following a home invasion robbery in the 1500 block of S. Tejon Street.…
Continue ReadingFormer state attorney general leads mayor’s race fundraising
Colorado’s former attorney general is leading the fundraising race in his campaign for Colorado Springs mayor. According to the latest finance…
Continue ReadingNew system could help predict floods & wildfires
Scientists at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder have developed new modeling systems that they say, could better predict how…
Continue ReadingColorado lawmakers search for answers to police tensions
A panel of state lawmakers is convening a community meeting to talk about police relations. The meeting in northeast Denver Tuesday evening comes a…
Continue ReadingBody found after man in crash says he killed wife
Police in western Colorado are investigating a homicide after a man injured in a crash told emergency workers that he had just killed his wife. The…
Continue ReadingSt. Francis statue again destroyed at Denver church
The namesake statue of a Denver church has been destroyed by vandals for at least the fourth time in the past two years. Vandals broke off the head…
Continue ReadingWhether to vape inside becomes a cloudy issue
Everywhere you go, you see signs on doors telling you not to smoke inside. It makes sense, given the dangers of second-hand cigarette smoking. But…
Continue ReadingSnow-way this storm is as bad as it is in the Northeast
There’s a reason why the only dinosaurs in Woodland Park are dead inside the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center. Snow and cold returned to…
Continue ReadingISIS getting bolder in operations, propaganda, local expert says
A video released Sunday showing an apparent beheading of 21 Coptic Christians at the hands of ISIS militants shows ISIS is getting bolder, according…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Accidents dotted roadways around Colorado Springs
Accidents dotted highways and side roads Monday as snow and ice interfered with drivers’ commutes. Traffic screeched to a halt on southbound…
Continue ReadingCommittee working to change Pueblo’s brand
Pueblo is known as the Steel City, Home of Heroes and for having green chilies. But a group of community leaders in the city wants to condense all of…
Continue Reading‘UPS boy’ gets special delivery from hundreds of miles away
The Colorado Springs “UPS boy” received a special delivery from hundreds of miles away. KRDO NewsChannel 13 first shared the story of…
Continue ReadingMonday night weather cancellations
School Districts Cripple Creek-Victor– 2 Hours Late Organizations Courage To Change– Closed. No PM classes Churches/Synagogues Vista…
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