Family, friends fight to honor Boy Scouts who died in crash
After the death of three Boy Scouts from Woodland Park, families and students are battling with grief, and also with their school district. The fight…
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Early voting success continues
The popularity of two forms of early voting has eased stress for voters eager to see which candidates win, and county election officials who process…
Continue ReadingToo many deer versus car crashes
There is a one two punch reason why there are so many deer versus car smashups in November. It’s deer mating season is the first reason.…
Continue ReadingHelp for any abuse victim
Domestic abuse is a tragic reality for some. One organization helps victims for free, and it doesn’t matter if the victims are documented or…
Continue ReadingLack of holiday giving feared after Waldo Canyon Fire donations
Donations were pouring into nonprofit organizations, like Care & Share Food Bank, during the Waldo Canyon Fire. Now, the nonprofit is saying it…
Continue ReadingCSPD Officers Recognized, Awarded Medals of Valor
According to Colorado Springs Police Department, the medal of valor is awarded for “extraordinary heroism at imminent risk of serious bodily…
Continue ReadingGas prices down in Colo. Springs
Average retail gasoline prices in Colorado Springs have fallen 4.2 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.49/g Sunday. This compares with…
Continue ReadingArmed suspect caught in Security-Widefield
El Paso County Sheriff’s deputies say they have caught the suspect wanted in a domestic disturbance in Security-Widefield. Officials had shut…
Continue ReadingMountain Shadows homecoming
Joseph and Patricia Nelson Boyd are psyched to be back home. They’ve been out of their home on Yankton Place after it was destroyed by the…
Continue ReadingPolice investigate shooting death in Colo. Springs
Colorado Springs Police tell KRDO NewsChannel 13 that they are investigating a shooting death in the 3200 block of North Chestnut Street on Tuesday…
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Continue Reading“Day of Giving” sponsored by ABC, all day Monday
Disney and ABC will launch a “Day of Giving” Monday, Nov. 5 to raise money for hurricane relief efforts. Starting on “Good Morning…
Continue ReadingSeveral wildfires burn in Colorado
A wildfire west of the Vallecito Reservoir has grown to about 1,000 acres. The U.S. Forest service said Sunday the fire is about 25 percent…
Continue ReadingSoldiers welcomed home from Afghanistan
Two hundred and thirty members of the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division arrived at Ft. Carson Sunday night. The soldiers spent the last…
Continue ReadingWoman hit by bus on Denver’s 16th Street Mall
A woman is recovering from a head injury after she was hit by a shuttle bus on downtown Denver’s popular 16th Street Mall. Scott Reed, a…
Continue ReadingEx-Van Gilder Insurance CEO accused of insider trading
The former chief executive of Van Gilder Insurance Corp. who is charged with five counts of insider trading is taking an indefinite leave of absence…
Continue ReadingBoulder likely to impose 10-cent bag fee
Boulder appears likely to begin charging shoppers 10 cents for each paper and plastic bag they use at the grocery store. The Daily Camera reported…
Continue ReadingHomeowner says HOA took down her political sign
A Colorado Springs resident says a member of her homeowners association took down a political sign she made because of the sign’s political…
Continue ReadingBroncos Beat Bengals
Peyton Manning overcame a pair of interceptions by throwing three touchdown passes Sunday, rallying Denver to a 31-23 victory over the Cincinnati…
Continue ReadingA dad is denied going to his daughter’s career day
Walter Smith is like any other father wanting to go to his daughter’s class and teach her classmates about his profession. But he was denied…
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