Home prices not dropping in Colorado Springs
Local housing industry experts said prices are not decreasing, contrary to what several online search engines currently show. Realtors and an…
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Early presidential polls: Why they matter
Four months ago Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign. All through the summer and into the early fall the bombastic businessman was the…
Continue ReadingSprings police will get new tools to fight heroin overdoses
Colorado Springs Police are arming themselves with a new weapon to fight fatal heroin overdoses. Officers will have specialized kits, containing…
Continue ReadingDebate over gay wedding cake heads to Colorado Supreme Court
A suburban Denver baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple is asking the Colorado Supreme Court to reverse judges’…
Continue ReadingVA takes comments of proposed national cemetery in El Paso County
The Department of Veteran Affairs is taking public comment on a proposed national cemetery in El Paso County. Dozens showed up to a meeting Thursday…
Continue ReadingStratmoor Hills Fire Board meets for legal advice
The Stratmoor Hills Fire Board met Friday for legal advice on how to handle Fire Chief Troy Rotramel’s future. More than a dozen firefighters…
Continue ReadingFree pop-up farm stand in Colorado Springs
Door to Door Organics, a natural and organic online grocer headquartered in Louisville, Colo., will host a free farm stand event on Friday, Oct. 23,…
Continue ReadingUniversal health care backers say measure headed to ballots
A group that wants to see Colorado start the nation’s first universal health care plan says they have enough signatures to take the plan to…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County crews behind on road repairs ahead of winter
El Paso County crews say several roads could get worse into the winter, because our wet summer put the county behind on several projects. “We…
Continue ReadingSenior with dementia reported missing in Pueblo
Pueblo Police are looking for a senior man who has been missing since Oct. 15, 2015. They say Robert Fidel Gonzales was last seen on that day at the…
Continue ReadingSecurity camera fixed for student safety
Changes have been made Thursday night at a Pueblo school for student safety. KRDO NewsChannel 13 began investigating thanks to a tip from a viewer.…
Continue ReadingLocal voters react to Clinton’s Benghazi testimony
Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton testified before the House Oversight Committee Thursday about the night four Americans, including Ambassador…
Continue ReadingJames Ashby’s lawyers want excessive force complaints kept out of trial
Lawyers for former Rocky Ford Police Officer James Ashby said complaints of excessive force should be kept out of his second-degree murder trial.…
Continue ReadingACLU accuses Colorado Springs of running ‘debtors’ prison’
The American Civil Liberties Union believes the Colorado Springs Municipal Court is violating federal and state law by regularly jailing people who…
Continue Reading“Sesame Street” introduces new character with Autism
“Sesame Street” introduced a new character Thursday to help end the stigma surrounding Autism. She is a preschooler named Julia.…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs streets division prepares for snow season
The Colorado Springs streets division says it’s ready for the upcoming snow season. Corey Farkas, manager of the streets division, told KRDO…
Continue ReadingBreast cancer survivor speaks out following new ACS guidelines; “be aware of your body”
The American Cancer Society is raising the age when it comes to getting mammograms. The ACS now says women should begin yearly exams at the age 45.…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Woman arrested in deadly Colorado Springs crash
A woman faces charges in connection to a deadly crash in Colorado Springs early Thursday morning. Police said Raven DeLong, 29, faces driving under…
Continue ReadingEPA mine spill could have been prevented
Government investigators squarely blame the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for a 3 million gallon wastewater spill from a Colorado gold mine,…
Continue ReadingState Patrol: fall flurries create problems for drivers
The first fall flurry is causing quite a few accidents in southern Colorado. This morning at 10:15 a.m. a muti-vehicle accident near southbound I-25…
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