Sediment in Fountain Creek still keeps water level high despite lack of rain
Fountain Creek’s water level remained high Tuesday despite the absence of rain, causing water to pound buildings’ vulnerable foundations…
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Health officials fret about floods spreading virus
Weld County officials say increased amounts of standing water from flooding are increasing concerns about a rapid growth of mosquitoes and an…
Continue ReadingRepublicans say energy nominee out of ‘mainstream’
President Barack Obama’s nominee to be the nation’s top energy regulator came under sharp questioning Tuesday from lawmakers concerned…
Continue ReadingWis., Colo. officials discuss school safety
The University of Wisconsin-Madison police chief says school shootings almost never happen without the shooter telegraphing his intent ahead of time.…
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Continue ReadingCaon School trying to stay dry
The Caon School’s soggy basement is something that is not keeping district leaders down in the dumps. District 12 Superintendent, Dr. Walt…
Continue ReadingSoutheast Colorado Springs cleans up after floods
Colorado Springs residents are dealing with the aftermath left behind by days of heavy rain. Even residents not living near the burn scars were…
Continue ReadingSouthwest El Paso County roads are still damaged
Heavy duty cleanup continues along Cheyenne and Rock Creek. It’s from all that damage caused by floodingThursday. The floods took out bridges…
Continue ReadingSouthwest Colorado Springs cleans up
RJ Steer runs one of the most famous tourist stops in Colorado Springs. “I’m one of the grandchildren of the founder of the John May…
Continue ReadingBridge project on hold due to floods
Crews were set to begin installing a monitoring system on Williams Canyon Bridge this week, but flood damage has rerouted crews. Colorado Department…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs man, 81, dies while snorkeling in Hawaii
Officials say an 81-year-old Colorado man has died after being pulled from the water while snorkeling in Hawaii. The Kauai Fire Department said in a…
Continue ReadingHome sits on sinkhole’s edge, but homeowner says things could be worse
A Colorado Springs homeowner watched workers try to repair a massive sinkhole feet from her home Monday. The sinkhole opened up Sunday afternoon in…
Continue ReadingMissing Woodland Park teen found safe
Missing Woodland Park teenager Alexandra Ponte, 14, has been found safe. Woodland Park Police confirmed the information Sunday night. No details were…
Continue ReadingBroncos Win “Manning Bowl” 41-23
Peyton Manning again beat younger brother Eli, throwing two touchdown passes in leading the Denver Broncos past the New York Giants 41-23 on Sunday.…
Continue ReadingHelp needed for hay delivery to animals stuck in flood
A statewide animal food bank with a chapter in Black Forest is looking for help in its attempt to feed livestock stranded by floods in northern…
Continue ReadingDriver rescued from flooded intersection
Firefighters rescued a driver trapped in his truckat a flooded intersection Sunday. Colorado Springs firefighters pulled a man from his white pickup…
Continue ReadingHighway 24 closed Sunday evening
Highway 24 was closed Sunday afternoon because of flood waters breaching the highway and a rockslide near 31st Street according to emergency…
Continue ReadingPueblo hit and run suspect turns himself in
One man was arrested in connection with a hit and run accident that happened early Sunday morning in Pueblo. Police said 25-year-old Diego Fernando…
Continue ReadingFive injured in Colorado Springs shooting
Five people were injured in a shooting in Colorado Springs early Sunday morning. Police said officers responded to a hookah bar on the 1600 block of…
Continue ReadingCheyenne Creek neighbors prepare for more flooding
Cheyenne creek was still roaring Saturday night (9/14/13). A pre-evacuation forced Cheyenne Road to close Saturday and city workers were digging in…
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