Pueblo police officers slated to get new cars
The Pueblo Police Department is getting 22 new SUVs to replace some of its older vehicles. The city council voted unanimously Monday night to approve…
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Decision expected soon on Fountain neighborhood erosion
State officials will decide Tuesday whether 30 neighbors must move from their mobile homes because of serious erosion along Fountain Creek. El Paso…
Continue ReadingEstimated $50 million spent on local flood control projects since 2012
The Pikes Peak region has spent at least $50 million to mitigate flash flooding in the four years since the June 2012 Waldo Canyon fire, an official…
Continue ReadingSenate led presidential primary bill dies, House version likely to see same fate
A version of a bill that would bring a presidential primary back to Colorado voters in 2020, died Monday night in the waning hours of the legislative…
Continue ReadingHow frequent are tornadoes in May?
The National Weather Service confirms wind speeds of up to 130 mph during the tornado in Wray over the weekend. Wray is in northeastern Colorado,…
Continue ReadingWoman robbed at gunpoint outside Manitou Springs restaurant
Three people robbed a woman at gunpoint Sunday morning outside Good Karma Coffee Lounge and Deli, Manitou Springs police said. “He came up the…
Continue ReadingRaised-fist photo from West Point sparks inquiry
It’s a time-honored tradition at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York — graduating seniors in small groups don their…
Continue Reading4th-grader brings melatonin to school
A fourth-grader brought melatonin pills to her elementary school in Colorado Springs and shared them with classmates. Widefield School District 3…
Continue Reading3 injured in Pueblo attempted homicide
Pueblo police said three people were injured in an attempted homicide Wednesday. It happened around 4 p.m. Wednesday in the 200 block of West Adams.…
Continue Reading1 killed when tornado hits Oklahoma town
An emergency manager says a man was killed when a large tornado tore through a home at Wynnewood, Oklahoma. The twister was among a number of violent…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Seven arrested in mail fraud and identity theft ring investigation
Colorado Springs police arrested 7 people in connection with a large mail fraud and identity theft ring. Misty Peterson, 28, Joey Bobbitt, 29,…
Continue ReadingAir Academy graduate finds a new NFL home
The San Diego Chargers continued to beef up the offensive line on Monday as they agreed to terms with veteran interior lineman Matt Slauson on a two…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs officer involved shooting ruled justified
The 4th Judicial District Attorney’s Office has ruled that a Colorado Springs Police Officer was justified in shooting a man late last year.…
Continue Reading2 young brothers who drowned in Colorado river identified
Two young brothers who died after falling into a fast-moving river in Colorado on Mother’s Day have been identified. The Larimer County coroner…
Continue ReadingKnow which creek affects you
Several drainage basins are affected by the Waldo Canyon Fire and every one of them that has its headwaters, or origins, within the burn is at a…
Continue ReadingMan found dead over the weekend ID’d, death ruled homicide
The Colorado Springs Police Department says a man who was found dead in a car in the Ivywild Neighborhood Saturday morning was shot. Police were…
Continue ReadingColorado creating new type of pot license: weed couriers
A first-of-its-kind license for marijuana couriers awaits the governor’s pen in Colorado. State lawmakers agreed on a measure Monday to create…
Continue ReadingColorado lawmakers agree to limits on juvenile solitary
New limits on solitary confinement for Colorado’s juvenile offenders are headed to the governor’s desk. Lawmakers agreed Monday on a…
Continue ReadingBusy El Paso County road closes as major construction project gets underway
If you’re driving just east of Colorado Springs, you may run into delays because of a major construction project. Marksheffel Road closed…
Continue ReadingColorado roads debate still hanging with session ending
Colorado lawmakers from both parties declared the improvement of the state’s 1950s-designed road network a top priority when they convened in…
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