ACS Creates 250 Jobs In Colorado Springs
Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. (ACS), A Xerox Company, is expanding its workforce in Colorado Springs. ACS plans to hire 250 people for its call…
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UPDATE: Images Released Of Big R Store Robber
The Big R store surveillance camera captured images and video of the armed robbery suspect. El Paso County Sheriff’s Deputies are searching for…
Continue ReadingStarving, Weak Dogs Rescued From Forest
Twelve volunteers went above and beyond their normal duties to rescue two starving animals lost in the forest. On September 5th, concerned dirt bike…
Continue ReadingUdall Asks Obama To Include His Bill
Colorado Senator, Mark Udall, is requesting his bill be included in President Obama’s jobs proposal. Udall’s bill proposes to create…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Police Won’t Ticket Girl Who Severed Legs
Longmont police say they won’t write a trespassing ticket for a 17-year-old Colorado State University student whose legs were severed when she…
Continue ReadingCop Killer’s Sister Finds Evidence Stuck In Shoulder
The victim of a cop killer says a piece of the knife she was stabbed with was recently found still inside her. Melanie Schweinhardt is the sister of…
Continue Reading911 Call, Train Severs Girl’s Legs
The chilling 911 tape that captured the chaos after a train severed a girl’s legs was released on Tuesday. The incident happened on Monday…
Continue ReadingTwo Hour Delay At Ellicott Schools
Ellicott School District 22 has a two-hour delay due to an electrical problem. Stay tuned to KRDO.com for any updates on this…
Continue ReadingFire Destroys House In Peyton
Firefighters said a house in Peyton was destroyed Tuesday when flames erupted at a home on Cathys Loop, near Highway 94 and Curtis Road in El Paso…
Continue ReadingPostmaster General Going To Congress
The postmaster general is going to Congress to discuss the Postal Service’s mounting debt. Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe is among the…
Continue ReadingLiving Alone Drops In NYC, Rises Everywhere Else
Census figures show that Manhattan had a dip in single-person households this past decade, despite being the capital of single living. At the same…
Continue ReadingFlags Vandalized In Pueblo
An American and Colorado flag are in the hands of investigators after the flags were desecrated by vandals in Pueblo. On Tuesday morning, when the…
Continue ReadingFallen Springs Firefighter Honored On Memorial Wall
Colorado Springs firefighters are getting ready to honor the fallen next week, including one of their own. Families come from all over the country…
Continue ReadingComment Period Ending For Ft. Carson Development
The comment period is ending for the Army’s request to bar mineral development at Fort Carson and a southeast Colorado training area for…
Continue ReadingMan Robs Convenience Store At Knifepoint
Colorado Springs police are investigating an armed robbery. Officers say that just before 9 p.m. Monday a man entered the Western Convenience Store…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Name Of IHOP Shooter Released
Authorities have released the name of the man who shot five uniformed National Guard members at a Nevada IHOP, killing two of them and another person…
Continue ReadingCone Zones Disappearing From Marksheffel
Cone zones will soon be disappearing from Marksheffel road. A widening project is expected to be complete by the last week in September. “The…
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If I have a question or comment about a NEWSCHANNEL 13 Newscast, who do I contact?For any questions or comments about an 13 Newscast or a particular…
Continue ReadingBalloon Classic Brings Big Business To Vendors
The 35th Annual Balloon Classic in Colorado Springs brings thousands of spectators to Memorial Park for Labor Day weekend. Vendors at the Balloon…
Continue ReadingBalloons Land In Neighborhoods, Shopping Centers, Even The AFA
Some living in northwest Colorado Springs got some unexpected visitors Sunday morning. Winds pushed balloons in the Colorado Balloon Classic to that…
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