Second hand marijuana
Second hand marijuana smoke is hazy except for the most popular urban myth. “We call it the ‘concert rule’ where people say they light…
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Broncos comeback to rout Redskins
Peyton Manning overcame four turnovers and Denver scored the last 38 points Sunday in a come-from-behind 45-21 victory over former Broncos coach Mike…
Continue ReadingManitou suits up for Emma Crawford coffin races
Ghosts with some get up and go hit the streets in Manitou Springs today. Hundreds of people came to watch the Emma Crawford Coffin Races down Manitou…
Continue ReadingPets owned by terminally ill patients finding new homes
A unique center opened Saturday meant to pair pets with a good home. Health problems with their former owners force those furry friends into this…
Continue ReadingNational drug take-back this weekend
Law enforcement across the state are teaming up to take back old and unused prescription drugs. The National Drug-Take Back day is scheduled for…
Continue ReadingMixed reaction on help from FEMA
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s disaster relief center in Colorado Springs is moving to Black Forest, but for people in the Pikes…
Continue ReadingMayor welcomes more Mountain Shadows returnees
Residents coming back to homes rebuilt after the Waldo Canyon fire continue to get personal welcomes from the First Couple of Colorado Springs. On…
Continue ReadingAir Force Academy falls to Notre Dame
Air Force fell to Notre Dame 45-10 Saturday. Fighting Irish quarterback Tommy Reese scored 5 touchdowns to lead Notre Dame. Reese suffered a neck…
Continue ReadingMultimillion dollar project begins at Springs Power Plant
A pollution reduction project has begun to eliminate sulfur dioxide from the gas emitted from the Drake Power Plant. According to Colorado Springs…
Continue ReadingFEMA Disaster Center closes
The FEMA Disaster Center for El Paso County is scheduled to close its doors at 7pm on Saturday, October 26. The Center will transition to a Disaster…
Continue ReadingConcrete slab falls to ground, inspection needed
A one ton slab of concrete fell to the ground at the El Paso County Clerk and Recorder’s office on Friday. There is scaffolding holding up the…
Continue ReadingCuts in food stamps to begin Nov. 1
Part of the 2009 federal stimulus increased food stamp benefits but Congress is allowing that increase to expire next week. On Nov. 1, benefits will…
Continue ReadingFriday Night Blitz – Scores Week 9
High school football scores for Friday, October 25, 2013. C.S. Christian: 12Buena Vista: 45 F Rocky Ford: 3Burlington: 47 F Pine Creek: 42Air…
Continue ReadingConcrete slab falls from Centennial Hall
A one-ton slab of concrete fell off of Centennial Hall in Colorado Springs Friday (10/25/13). No injuries were reported. The concrete block that fell…
Continue ReadingCounties banning pot sales want money from taxes
Some Colorado counties don’t want to allow retail sales of marijuana, but they don’t want to be left out when the state starts collecting…
Continue ReadingYoung professional numbers drop in Colorado Springs
The number of young professionals in Colorado Springs has tumbled. This is according to a report from the Quality of Life Indicators, released…
Continue ReadingKRDO returns to DIRECTV
“We are pleased to announce that KRDO Newschannel 13 reached an agreement with DIRECTV for carriage of our signal. Newschannel 13 returned to…
Continue ReadingJudge allows evidence from Holmes’ wallet
The judge in the Colorado theater shootings says prosecutors can use evidence from defendant James Holmes’ wallet because police seized it…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County reports first rabid cat since 1966
A 3-week-old kitten found in Fountain has tested positive for rabies. El Paso County Public Health says this is the first reported case of rabies in…
Continue ReadingJurors wanted child abuse charges against Ramseys
Newly released court documents reveal that a 1999 grand jury indicted John Ramsey and Patsy Ramsey for child abuse resulting in death and being an…
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