Lottery Contract Questions
Two vendors that lost out on a multimillion-dollar contract to provide technical and retail network services to the Colorado Lottery are questioning…
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Wildfire Mitigation
Two senators are pushing the Federal Emergency Management Agency to detail its efforts to mitigate wildfires. Colorado Democrat Michael Bennet and…
Continue ReadingMore Bear Sightings – Safety Tips
It’s barely believable for most people, but we’ve had more and more bear sightings here in the Springs. Jamie Gibson sent a picture of a…
Continue ReadingAmendment 64 is back on the ballot
Colorado voters approved Amendment 64 in November, legalizing sales and possession of marijuana. The vote means citizens urge the retail regulation…
Continue ReadingAccusations of perjury and forgery in recall petition signature gathering
The group supporting Senator John Morse delivered an affidavit to the District Attorney’s office on Monday wanting action and justice. Christy…
Continue ReadingMonths after Tom Clements murder, DOC gets new chief
Colorado has a new head of prisons, more than four months after the murder of former Department of Corrections Chief Tom Clements at the hands of a…
Continue ReadingCycling advocates offer safety advice
Bikes make their comeback in the summer for many, but whether you’re riding in the street or trying out mountain biking, you should to keep…
Continue ReadingBank branch robbed for second time in as many months
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to identify and track down a bank robber. It released surveillance photos Monday…
Continue ReadingPalace: Kate gives birth to a baby boy
Palace officials say Prince William’s wife Kate has given birth to a baby boy. Officials said Monday the baby was born at 4:24 p.m. and weighs…
Continue ReadingLarge wildfires burning in western Colorado
A lightning-caused fire is burning on an estimated 1,600 acres, about 40 miles northwest of Meeker. Bureau of Land Management officials said Monday…
Continue ReadingCouncilman accused of domestic violence resigns
A Grand Junction city councilman accused of domestic violence soon after his election has resigned. The city announced Monday that Rick Brainard…
Continue ReadingLittleton cop arrested, facing drug charges
A longtime Littleton police officer is facing federal drug charges. The U.S. Attorney’s Office says that Jeffery Johnston was arrested at his…
Continue ReadingInvestigators search for answers in three suspicious fires
Investigators searched for answers Monday in their investigation into three suspicious fires in northeastern El Paso County. Fire fighters…
Continue ReadingAP Source: Denver’s Miller faces 4-game suspension
A person with knowledge of the situation says Pro Bowl linebacker Von Miller will miss the first month of the season for violating the NFL’s…
Continue ReadingFederal judge delays North Dakota abortion law
A federal judge has temporarily blocked a new North Dakota law that bans abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected – as early as six weeks…
Continue ReadingMan accused of throwing woman from moving car captured
A man accused of throwing a woman from a moving car was arrested Sunday night according to Pueblo Police. A tipster told officers that Roy Gonzales…
Continue ReadingAvalanche snow app ready for smartphones
A Boulder company has developed a free app for smartphones to provide avalanche-safety tools that can help save the lives of hikers and skiers in…
Continue ReadingAlamosa considering public toilets in cemetery
The Alamosa City Council is considering a request to build public toilets in a town cemetery to help visitors. Officials and residents say the only…
Continue ReadingLoveland cracking down on ice cream trucks
Loveland is cracking down on the drivers of ice cream trucks who have been violating a citywide ban. Divine Ice Cream LLC co-owner David Himes…
Continue ReadingBuilder of veterans hospital wants right to quit
The builder of Colorado’s Veterans Affairs hospital is asking for the right to quit the project over rising costs. Kiewit-Turner told a federal…
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