Self-proclaimed Gypsies admit to swindling seniors
Two self-proclaimed Gypsies have plead guilty to burglarizing the homes of senior citizens in Colorado, according to the state Attorney…
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Crash Victim Looks For Family Pet
Lucinda Perry was involved in a head on crash at the intersection of Highway 24 and 31st St on Monday evening. Perry says bystanders came to her aid…
Continue ReadingFace-To-Face Funding Requests Trump E-Pleas At Budget Hearing
Even though communicating with Colorado Springs city council was as easy as typing a message on your phone, close to one hundred people felt a…
Continue ReadingHalloween Sex Offender Patrol
There are thousands of convicted sex offenders in our region. Should they be decorating their houses and encouraging children to come knocking on…
Continue ReadingParanormal Group Allowed Back At Cemetery
Paranormal and the Unexplained Research and Exploration (P.U.R.E.) has been allowed back at Evergreen Cemetery. PURE was banned from the cemetery in…
Continue ReadingWalgreens Robbed At Gunpoint
Colorado Springs police are looking for a man they say robbed the Walgreens on South Chelton Road. Police tell KRDO Newschannel 13 that a white man…
Continue ReadingUpdate: Pueblo Crews Rushing To Repair Major Water Outage
A major water main break knocked out service to thousands of residents Thursday evening. The problem was first reported just before 5 p.m. at the…
Continue ReadingMonday To Be Last Day For Red-Light Cameras
Earlier this month, Colorado Springs city leaders proposed taking down red-light cameras by the end of the year. On Thursday, however, leaders…
Continue ReadingHousing Market May Improve in 2012
A popular magazine ranks Colorado Springs at the 7th most likely city to rebound in the housing market in 2012. Builder?s magazine just released…
Continue Reading12 Years For A ‘One Person Crime Wave’
Patricia Factor was sentenced to 12 years behind bars after declaring herself guilty of a lengthy list of shoplifting crimes. Representatives of the…
Continue ReadingYour Money, Higher Taxes, For What?
Tuesday, November 1st will be a red letter day for Colorado and voters in our state. Proposition 103 is the a potential increase in taxes for anyone…
Continue ReadingSafety In Haunted Houses
Haunted houses are meant to thrill and entertain, but there are a lot of “behind-the-scenes” measures taken to ensure the safety of the…
Continue ReadingClosures & Delays
School Districts: La Veta Re-2-2 hrs late Huerfano Re-1 – 2 hrs late, No AM preschool UPDATE (For Thu. Oct 27th) Charter & Private Schools:…
Continue ReadingTwo Masked Men Rob Local Cafe
Colorado Springs police are looking for two masked men they say robbed the Hookah Springs Cafe shortly after midnight Thursday. It happened at the…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Missing Mesa County Hunter Found Dead
The missing hunter in Mesa County has been found dead. The search for the missing hunter ended at approximately 11 a.m. Thursday, when spotters in…
Continue ReadingSprings Red Light Cameras Will End
The decision to end the photo red light enforcement program was made official Thursday. Earlier this month, Mayor Steve Bach and Interim Chief Pete…
Continue ReadingThief Steals Car Keys But Not Car
A man reported his car keys stolen at gunpoint during a medical marijuana dealing. Colorado Springs Police officers responded to a reported car…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Manhunt in Teller County Ends
Teller County deputies say they have placed Kai Skov in custody Thursday after a man hunt that began Wednesday afternoon. Deputies tell Newschannel…
Continue ReadingSprings Police Chief Search Suspended
Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach suspended the search for a new Colorado Springs police chief on Wednesday. Mayor Bach tells KRDO News Radio that…
Continue ReadingTruck Rollover On I-25 Near Pueblo
A semi rolled over on I-25 at mile marker 114, north of Pueblo around 6 a.m. Wednesday. According to CDOT, southbound I-25 has been reopened in the…
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