Immigrant licenses no longer granted in the Springs
A Colorado Springs DMV office will no longer grant licenses to people who can’t prove legal U.S. residency. The DMV office on Union Boulevard…
Continue ReadingPueblo driver receives maximum sentence for deadly hit-and-run crash
A Pueblo man who crashed into a home and ran away received the maximum sentence Friday morning for killing the homeowner (1/30/15). Victor Montour,…
Continue ReadingPueblo teens could face more charges in I-25 rock-throwing case
Three teenagers accused of throwing rocks at cars on Interstate 25 Tuesday night could potentially face more charges, Pueblo police say. Three 16-…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs Road Crews Fix About 800 Potholes A Day
Everywhere you turn more and more potholes seem to appear out of thin air. Colorado Springs road crews have begun working extended hours and even…
Continue ReadingTwo girls from northern Colorado reported missing
The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office says it’s important that Gemalynne Nun-Morraine, 4, and Eden Marie Noel Nunn, 6, are found quickly.…
Continue ReadingGrand Junction man held on $1M bond in molestation case
At the urging of prosecutors, a judge has set bond for a Grand Junction man suspected of molesting eight women and girls at $1 million.…
Continue ReadingColorado likely to ban Welfare cards at pot shops
Welfare money or food stamps for marijuana? It’s an urban legend that won’t go away in Colorado, and state lawmakers this year are poised…
Continue Reading6 teens accused of girl’s sex assault at Denver-area party
Police in suburban Denver say six male teens are accused of sexually assaulting a girl at a party. Englewood police said Friday that five teens,…
Continue ReadingDenver police solve old murder case, killer’s mom had role
Denver police say the killer in an 18-year-old murder mystery was shielded by his mother until his own death. The Denver Post reported that at a news…
Continue ReadingFamily of teen killed by Denver police want federal probe
The family of a 17-year-old girl who was shot to death by Denver police while driving a stolen car is calling for a federal civil rights…
Continue ReadingSouthbound I-25 reopens between N. Academy & Woodmen following crash
The southbound lanes of I-25 have reopened between N. Academy and Woodmen in north Colorado Springs. They were closed for several hours Friday…
Continue ReadingAir Force One Set To Retire
After nearly three decades of service, the current Air Force One aircraft is set to retire. The White House has once again chosen the American…
Continue ReadingPartisan divide evident over Colorado birth control program
Colorado Democrats and Republicans are headed toward a clash over state funding for teenage access to long-acting reversible contraception such as…
Continue ReadingHard times are looming for steelworkers in the Steel City
Steelworkers in Pueblo say they’ll face tough times with temporary layoffs. Evraz Steel said low oil prices and a reduction in drilling…
Continue ReadingTest shows some police officers unfit for duty
Results of a fitness test instituted by Colorado Springs Police Department shows some of its force does not meet physical fitness standards for the…
Continue ReadingPueblo County deputies arrest 5 in drug bust
Pueblo County deputies arrested five people and seized nearly $20,000 in drugs during a raid Thursday morning. Deputies said it happened in the 1600…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County has high number of disasters for Colorado
Numbers from FEMA show El Paso County has had the second most federally declared disasters since 1964. Of the 15 declared disasters, the most, five,…
Continue ReadingGreencrest Channel project reduces flooding, erosion
Durelle Bossett has lived along the Greencrest drainage channel for 18 years and says flooding and erosion have been common there. “(The city)…
Continue ReadingFt. Carson soldiers compete in Iron Horse Week
Ft. Carson soldiers tested their strength, speed and teamwork Thursday at the Iron Horse Week Warrior Medley. Soldiers from different units competed…
Continue ReadingPueblo Chemical Depot to begin stockpile destruction in March
The U.S. Pueblo Chemical Depot will begin destroying its stockpile of mustard agent this March. The depot houses 2,611 tons of mustard agent, which…
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