Minimum wage increase, new Colorado laws set to take effect Jan. 1
Among the 11 Colorado laws set to go into effect Jan. 1, 2018 are a pay bump for those earning less than $10.20 an hour, new restrictions on the…
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Sword-wielding robbery suspect arrested at Colorado Springs apartment complex
Colorado Springs police officers set up outside an apartment complex near Austin Bluffs Pkwy. and N. Academy Blvd. and arrested a suspect involved in…
Continue ReadingWarmer Wednesday – 12/28/17
TODAY: Some places will be warmer than others today, but all of us are warmer than yesterday. Some low clouds still linger along the far eastern…
Continue ReadingColorado traffic deaths rise to 615, many in El Paso County
The Colorado Department of Transportation says the state’s traffic death toll has spiked to 615, the highest it’s been since 2004. The…
Continue ReadingAvalanche danger high in parts of Colorado’s mountains
The avalanche danger is high in parts of Colorado’s mountains after up to 2 feet of snow fell in the last 48 hours. The Colorado Avalanche…
Continue ReadingBitterly Cold Night Ahead – 12/26/17
TONIGHT: Occasional flurries and light snow will eventually taper off toward sunrise. Lows in the teens and single digits are expected. The higher…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council postpones vote for ordinance to reduce euthanasia at Pueblo Animal Services
The Pueblo City Council decided again on Tuesday night to postpone the vote of a controversial ordinance that aims to reduce euthanasia at the animal…
Continue ReadingNew Colorado laws to go in effect in 2018
With a new year comes new laws that will go into effect in January. One a lot of Coloradans talked about in 2017: A pay bump for minimum wage…
Continue ReadingFacial reconstruction, DNA tests lead to identification of skeletal remains in Fremont County
Today’s technology helped authorities identify skeletal remains that were found in 2016, and the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office is…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council President puts hat in for 1st mayoral race in decades
The President of the Pueblo City Council, Steve Nawrocki officially announced on Tuesday night that he will run for mayor. In the most recent…
Continue ReadingWoman surprised to see $284 billion electric bill
A Pennsylvania woman says she went online to check her electric bill and was stunned at the amount — more than $284 billion. The Erie…
Continue ReadingTent city set up near previous homeless camps in west Colorado Springs
Less than a week after the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office sent crews to clear out three homeless camps in west Colorado Springs, a tent city…
Continue ReadingWoodland Park Hot Spot
Two cities, just 30 miles apart with a 10-15 degree temperature difference. Not too strange for Colorado Springs to be on the warm end, but today…
Continue ReadingPresident Trump’s tax bill to help small Pueblo breweries
Shamrock Brewing Company has been brewing some of Pueblo’s favorite beer since 2005. Now, thanks to the new tax plan passed by Congress small…
Continue ReadingBaseball draftee surprises parents with paid off mortgage
Instead of using the money for himself, one baseball player draftee decided to give it back to the two people that shaped him the most. Pavin Smith,…
Continue ReadingFliers travel on Christmas Day for cheaper prices
It’s beginning to look a lot Christmas… may be over. What started out as one of the busiest travel weekends of the year came to a crawl…
Continue ReadingInmate assaults Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office deputy on Christmas Day
A Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office deputy was severely beaten by an inmate at the Pueblo County Detention Facility on Christmas Day. The deputy…
Continue ReadingColorado UFO investigators react to retired UFO Pentagon program and video
A little more than a week has passed since the New York Times released a story about a program that operated out of the Pentagon for five years,…
Continue ReadingAir Academy H.S. marching band heading to California to play in Rose Parade
The Air Academy High School marching band met early Tuesday morning, the day after Christmas, to practice and then leave from Colorado Springs to…
Continue Reading‘Blizzard Bags’ help needy stock up during winter months
A Colorado hospital is making sure those in need of a meal this winter will be fed no matter the weather. The Rifle Citizen Telegram reports Grand…
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