Hikers, dogs warned of rattlesnake risk
Warm weather during late summer and early fall are bringing rattlesnakes out to some parks, open spaces and other public areas of Colorado Springs.…
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Former CSU-Pueblo basketball player shot and killed
Colorado State University-Pueblo Wendell Lee was shot and killed in his hometown of Los Angeles late last night. A men’s basketball standout…
Continue ReadingLocal pilgrim prepares to volunteer at pope’s visit
A southern Colorado woman is heading to Philadelphia to volunteer during the pope’s visit, hoping to meet the pontiff. Rosalie Pea is the…
Continue ReadingBlood results released two years after test
Results from blood tests taken from a Superfund neighborhood in Pueblo show a small percentage of children have high lead levels. The Agency for…
Continue ReadingYMCA locked down while police search for suicidal man
The Pueblo YMCA was locked down Tuesday evening while police searched for a suicidal man. Police said the man was last seen in the area of 29th and…
Continue ReadingOnly on 13: Surveillance video shows incident at heart of CSPD excessive force lawsuit
A Colorado man is suing nine Colorado Springs police officers in federal court, accusing them of excessive force. The case stems from an altercation…
Continue ReadingThree men face charges in Pueblo gun shop burglary
Three men are facing charges in connection to a burglary at a gun shop in the 100 block of W. 12th Street, according to Pueblo police. Eleven guns…
Continue ReadingChildren’s announces new north Colorado Springs hospital
Children’s Hospital Colorado says it will build a 170,000 square foot facility on Memorial Hospital’s north campus. The hospital at the…
Continue ReadingSexually violent predator moves into southeast Springs neighborhood
The Colorado Springs Police Department is notifying people who live in a southeast side neighborhood about a sexually violent predator who has moved…
Continue ReadingSprings police department awarded federal grant to buy body cameras
The Colorado Springs Police Department is one of 73 law enforcement agencies nationwide to receive a federal grant to pay for body cameras. The…
Continue ReadingNew landslide disaster center opens in Colorado Springs
Landslide victims in southern Colorado are finally getting some much needed support. For the first time, a landslide disaster assistance center is…
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Continue ReadingAurora man charged in child sex trafficking case
An Aurora man has been accused of having sex with a 16-year-old boy who left California to live with him and allegedly performed sex acts in exchange…
Continue ReadingUdall announces legislation in wake of mine waste spill
The federal government would be required to identify the most dangerous abandoned mines in the West and make plans to clean them up under legislation…
Continue ReadingUS rejects protections for greater sage grouse across West
The U.S. Interior Department says the greater sage grouse does not need federal protections across its 11-state Western range after some limits were…
Continue ReadingFive homicides in Pueblo this year remain unsolved
It’s an unsettling fact that Pueblo police officers say they need help changing — of the eight homicides this year, five remain unsolved.…
Continue ReadingArrest made in death of toddler found in Colorado apartment
Police have arrested a man suspected of killing a 2-year-old boy who was found unconscious in his apartment outside Denver. Lakewood police spokesman…
Continue ReadingFlorida firefighters aid Colorado snake bite victim
A group of Fort Lauderdale firefighters were in the right place at the right time to save a Colorado woman who’d been bitten by a rattlesnake…
Continue ReadingDog hurt, 2 homes struck in early morning shooting
Colorado Springs police are investigating after a dog was shot early Tuesday morning. Police were called to investigate shots fired around 3 a.m., in…
Continue ReadingStudy shows small percentage of people affected by contaminants in Pueblo neighborhood
A study from two federal government agencies show a small percentage of people in the Eilers neighborhood in Pueblo had high traces of lead in their…
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