Colorado prisoners file exercise lawsuit
Three inmates are suing Colorado prison authorities over exercise facilities at the Colorado State Penitentiary, which they say is unconstitutionally…
Continue ReadingTeller County S.O. updates investigation into 2012 arson fires
TELLER COUNTY, ColoUPDATE: At a news conference at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 17, 2013, the Teller County Sheriff’s Office stressed that…
Continue ReadingSupport pours in for victim of Arapahoe school shooting
Positive messages are flooding the Internet for the victim of the Arapahoe High School shooting. 17-year-old Claire Davis remains in a coma in stable…
Continue ReadingSheriff: school gunman planned to attack 5 spots
Claire Davis, 17, was shot at Arapahoe High School in Centennial Friday, December 13, 2013. The shooting was reported at 12:33 p.m. The Arapahoe…
Continue Reading‘Fat Bikes’ spinning up international attention for local company
Colorado College student Adam Miller and professor Steve Kaczmarek had an idea about one year ago to develop a light-weight bicycle that rode on…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs signs 5-year ambulance service deal
American Medical Response will remain the official provider of ambulance service in Colorado Springs. The city announced it has signed a 5-year…
Continue ReadingBomb threat forces school evacuation
An expulsion program facility in Academy School District 20 was evacuated after someone called a bomb threat in to Safe to Tell. The caller said that…
Continue ReadingSuicide suspected in Ute Pass death
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says a body was found off of US 24 west of the Manitou Springs exit Tuesday (12/17/13). Sheriff’s…
Continue ReadingPolice search for attempted kidnapping suspect
Colorado Springs Police are trying to identify a man they say tried to kidnap a 50-year-old woman. The alleged crime happened at 4:30 p.m. on October…
Continue ReadingAnswers on fire codes help homeowners rebuild
A Black Forest resident said Tuesday that decisions made by El Paso County Commissioners on fire codes have helped him rebuild. P.J. Langmaid lost…
Continue Reading2 teens accused of exchanging gun at Mead High
Weld County authorities say two teens exchanged a handgun at Mead High School but there’s no indication they were planning to commit any…
Continue ReadingChurch helps families reunite after Centennial shooting
The hours after Friday’s shooting at a Denver-area school were anxious for parents who wanted to make sure their kids were safe and take them…
Continue ReadingEXCLUSIVE: Arapahoe High Shooting Witness Speaks With KRDO
Students who were inside Arapahoe High School during Friday’s shooting rushed to safety as soon as they heard gunshots. One of those students,…
Continue ReadingSchool resource officer credited with saving lives in shooting
School resources officers have changed their approach to combating school violence and a school resource officer said Monday it helped saved lives…
Continue ReadingRival schools unite to support Arapahoe High students
Students say school rivalries don’t matter at a time like this. Arapahoe Strong is the motto of the Centennial community especially after the…
Continue ReadingCentennial community banding together after shooting
People in Centennial were shocked when they heard there was a shooting at Arapahoe High School, but they feel this tragedy will make the community…
Continue ReadingSchool shooting victim in coma
The only person shot and hospitalized by a fellow Arapahoe High School student armed with a shotgun is now in a coma. Claire Davis’ family…
Continue ReadingCandlelight vigil held for Arapahoe HS shooting victim
Members of the Arapahoe High School community put aside their own emotional pain Saturday night to show support for a classmate who was the victim in…
Continue ReadingDenver mulls penalties for underage pot users
Denver is considering lower penalties for people who use marijuana underage. The Denver City Council gave initial approval Monday night to a measure…
Continue ReadingCU-Boulder pulls professor from class on deviance
University of Colorado officials have ordered a Boulder professor to stop teaching a course on deviant behavior because of a lecture on prostitution.…
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