District Attorney faces suspension, disbarment
The elected district attorney for Las Animas and Huerfano counties is accused of mishandling 16 criminal cases since 2010. The Denver Post reports…
Continue ReadingNo pay raises for Pueblo police and fire departments
Pueblo’s police and fire departments will not be receiving pay increases in 2014. That was the decision in Monday night’s (11/25/13)…
Continue ReadingSuspect attempted Aurora kidnapping in court
A man accused of trying to kidnap an Aurora girl is due in court for a hearing to determine whether he will stand trial. John Snorsky is scheduled to…
Continue ReadingQuestions surface about decisions made at beginning of Black Forest Fire
The El Paso County Sheriff and first responders said there are questions about decisions the Black Forest fire chief made during the initial critical…
Continue ReadingFBI honors Colo. group that helps trafficked teens
A Colorado group that helps teen girls rescued from prostitution is being honored by the FBI. The FBI’s Denver field office is presenting…
Continue ReadingCSU exchanging old holiday lights for cost-saving LEDs
Light emitting diode, or LED, lights help holiday decorators save money and energy. LED lights use 90 percent less energy than traditional lights and…
Continue ReadingCleaning water with sand
Dysentery and cholera are only two of the diseases that are caused by people drinking dirty water. But a team of students from Southern Colorado is…
Continue ReadingPolice began investigating former Pueblo teacher a year before she resigned
Police reports indicate accusations against a former Pueblo teacher were first investigated by officers in September 2012. According to reports…
Continue ReadingFort Carson NCO arrested
A Command Sergeant Major who is stationed at the Mountain Post has been arrested on several charges, including child abuse. Command Sergeant Major…
Continue ReadingGas prices are still causing pain
The price for a barrel of oil is dropping, raising hopes that our price at the pump will also go down, just in time for the Thanksgiving travel.…
Continue ReadingStarbucks that offered comfort during Waldo Canyon Fire to close
Mountain Shadows will say goodbye to a place that offered comfort during the Waldo Canyon Fire. Starbucks on Centennial Boulevard and Vindicator…
Continue ReadingBurst pipe forces middle school to close for second day
Russell Middle School will be closed again Tuesday (11/26/13) as work continues to repair a burst pipe that cut off the school’s supply of…
Continue ReadingPinon Canyon expansion fight over
The Defense Department is repealing a 2007 land-aquisition waiver for the Army to try and add 418,000 more acres to the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site in…
Continue Reading1 arrested in Colorado marijuana crackdown
One arrest has been announced in last week’s federal raids of more than a dozen sites connected to the marijuana business. Forty-nine-year-old…
Continue ReadingSchool, business delays for Monday
Several businesses and schools have already announced changes to their normal schedule Monday due to the winter weather. Those delays include: School…
Continue ReadingPolice need help identifying suspected car thief
The Colorado Springs Police Department is asking for your help to identify and track down a suspected car thief. The department released surveillance…
Continue ReadingColo. boycott over gun laws fails to materialize
A threatened Colorado boycott by hunters opposed to the state’s recent legislation meant to curtail gun violence has failed to materialize. The…
Continue ReadingColorado far behind health insurance goal
Colorado is dramatically behind its goals for getting people to sign up for health insurance under the new health care law. The Denver Post reports…
Continue ReadingColorado insurance exchange far behind projections
Colorado is dramatically behind its goals for getting people to sign up for health insurance under the new health care law. The Denver Post reports…
Continue ReadingBlack Friday turning into week-long event
Shopping on Black Friday has been a long-time tradition, but that tradition is rapidly changing. Shoppers were already out in full force tonight as…
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