West Point Cadet, Once Shunned, Now Being Honored
Benjamin Davis Jr. entered West Point in 1932 as its only black cadet and spent the next four years shunned. He roomed alone and ate alone. The…
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Wild weather assaults area this weekend
As if a stretch of wintry weather in late spring wasn’t enough for southern Colorado, several tornadoes were seen Saturday in eastern El Paso…
Continue ReadingSevere storms on the plains, snow in the foothills
A tornado touched down in eastern El Paso County Saturday as heavy snow fell in Teller County and along the Palmer Divide. Viewers sent pictures of…
Continue ReadingMost of Woodland Park without power
IREA says a power outage plunged 6,000 customers in Woodland Park into darkness Saturday evening. The utility says the outage started around 6 p.m.…
Continue ReadingSevere weather leaves a mess in southern Colorado
Mother Nature is leaving her mark in southern Colorado. Flash floods caused problems for people in the area. Cathy Todd, who manages Belmont Stables,…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Several homeowners still evacuated because of collapsing retaining wall
Residents in a Colorado Springs neighborhood are still out of their homes because of a collapsing retaining wall. Rain and flooding caused concrete…
Continue ReadingCollapsed retaining wall forcing evacuations
neighborhood is on edge as a neighbor’s 36- foot retaining wall is collapsing. it’s an update to a story we brought you earlier this…
Continue ReadingLoveland Police Officer Arrested
Larimer County sheriff’s deputies have arrested a Loveland police officer on domestic violence charges involving an underage girl. Larimer…
Continue ReadingRoyal Gorge Park celebrates success as fire anniversary nears
About 1,000 people enjoyed food, drink and the new look at the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park west of Caon City. The park previously was open on a…
Continue ReadingMitchell Hall workers serve with pride
Behind the scenes at the Air Force Academy, a team of dedicated workers makes sure mealtime runs like clockwork at Mitchell Hall. They come from all…
Continue ReadingSevere weather left its mark in southern Colorado
Mother Nature showed no mercy in the Pueblo area Friday. Severe weather pounded the area, making the drive challenging and even scary. Edi Klinger,…
Continue ReadingWildlife causes power outage for San Isabel Electric customers
San Isabel Electric says it experienced a large outage Friday night. The outage affected thousands in Walsenburg, La Veta and Gardner. San Isabel…
Continue ReadingWeather exacerbates pothole problem in Southern Colorado
The pothole problem in Southern Colorado is exacerbated by all this rain. According to AAA Automotive worker, Chad Whitehead, about 80 percent of…
Continue ReadingFountain Creek swallows land north of Pueblo
Fountain Creek is washing away stables north of Pueblo, and it’s hurting Cathy Todd’s bottom line. “It just keeps chipping away at…
Continue ReadingFBI agent shot in leg while serving warrant in Denver suburb
Authorities say an FBI agent who was serving an arrest warrant at a suburban Denver motel was shot in the leg by the suspect but is expected to…
Continue ReadingTornado watch issued for southern Colorado
Severe weather is impacting southern Colorado. CURRENT WARNINGS A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for central Otero County until 6:15 p.m. A…
Continue ReadingPower outage east of downtown Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs Utilities said a power outage affected 1,394 customers east of downtown Friday. The cause is unknown. It is expected to be repaired…
Continue ReadingPolice ask for help finding missing woman
Pueblo Police are asking for your help finding a missing woman who may be in danger. Savannah Mendez is 25-years-old. Police say an acquaintance…
Continue ReadingMan involved in shootout with police sentenced to 736 years
A 43-year-old man convicted for a shootout with police and sheriff’s deputies during a standoff in Castle Rock has been sentenced to 736 years.…
Continue ReadingSecurity measures increase at installations nationwide
Security measures are increasing at military installations across North America. This comes in the wake of an order Thursday by U.S. Northern…
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