More courtrooms than judges in new judicial building
Nearly 10 percent of the space in the new judicial building goes largely unused. Pueblo County Facilities Director Sean Tapia estimates that space…
Continue ReadingStudent pantry celebrates first anniversary at Pueblo Community College
It has been feeding hungry students at Pueblo Community College and people celebrated its first anniversary Thursday night. The Panther Pantry at the…
Continue ReadingWoman killed in three-car crash in Black Forest
One woman died in a three-car crash in Black Forest Thursday. State Patrol said it happened around 3:50 p.m. near Burgess and Wakely Roads Thursday.…
Continue ReadingLawsuits filed to end legal marijuana
It’s a first-of-its kind lawsuit from marijuana opponents who are asking a federal judge to close down recreational marijuana in Colorado.…
Continue ReadingTarget 13 Alert: Rental scams are surging, leaving victims out thousands of dollars
“I’ve tried Craigslist, and those were always dead ends,” said Woodland Park resident Darryl Smith. He’s looking to move from…
Continue ReadingShots fired call closes roads in Florence
Police in Florence are investigating after shots were fired during a fight Thursday night. It happened around 7 p.m. in the 500 block W. Main Street…
Continue ReadingCSU-Pueblo expects to set enrollment record
Colorado State University-Pueblo expects to have a record number of incoming freshmen for the fall semester. Paul Orscheln, who oversees enrollment…
Continue ReadingSuthers leading Springs mayoral race in fundraising
Six candidates are running for Colorado Springs mayor, but one has the lead in fundraising. The candidates are Tony Carpenter, Amy Lathen, Mary Lou…
Continue ReadingCDOT installing closure gates on U.S. 24 in Ute Pass
The Colorado Department of Transportation is spending $1 million to install 11 closure gates on a stretch of highway that has been vulnerable to…
Continue ReadingPine and spruce beetles on the rise
Although it’s nice to have a break from the cold, the warmer weather leads to more pine and spruce beetles throughout Southern Colorado. The…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Search warrant executed at Springs storage facility
A search warrant was executed at a storage facility near I-25 and Woodmen Thursday. The investigation happened at American Storage, which is in the…
Continue ReadingNuggets Trade Javale McGee
The Denver Nuggets have dealt often-injured center JaVale McGee, a protected 2015 first-round pick and the draft rights for Chukwudiebere Maduabum to…
Continue ReadingNuggets trade Arron Afflalo
The Denver Nuggets have sent veteran guard Arron Afflalo to the Portland Trail Blazers in a five-player deal. The Nuggets also included backup…
Continue ReadingReggie Jackson Traded to Pistons
The Oklahoma City Thunder have traded guard Reggie Jackson to the Detroit Pistons. Jackson’s agent, Aaron Mintz, confirmed the move Thursday.…
Continue ReadingChristians mark beginning of Lent with Ash Wednesday
Christians around the world marked the beginning of Lent, with Ash Wednesday. Lent is a 40-day period leading up to Easter, in which believers are…
Continue ReadingDenver-area school board won’t review AP US history
The chairman of the Jefferson County school board says there are no plans to review the new Advanced Placement U.S. history curriculum. Ken Witt said…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs mayoral candidate forum tonight
The United Way says all of the candidates that will be on the April ballot have agreed to participate in a forum Thursday night. The forum is…
Continue ReadingRemoval of vehicle closing Red Mountain Pass road
The highway connecting Ouray and Silverton is closed so workers can remove a vehicle that plunged 400 feet to the valley floor below the road. The…
Continue ReadingPsychiatric tests ordered in Caon City police shooting case
The Daily Record reports a judge has ordered a psychiatric evaluation of a man who was shot five times after stabbing a Canon City police officer.…
Continue ReadingColorado residents are first to ask feds to block legal pot
Colorado is facing first-of-its kind lawsuits from marijuana opponents who are asking a federal judge to order the new recreational industry to…
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