Fewer services, fewer people at Social Security offices
As the government shutdown continues, so do limited services at the Social Security Administration field offices. The limited services are reducing…
Continue ReadingAs the government shutdown continues, so do limited services at the Social Security Administration field offices. The limited services are reducing…
Continue ReadingA chemical monitoring crew today detected and confirmed the presence of mustard agent vapor inside a chemical storage igloo at Pueblo Chemical Depot,…
Continue ReadingToday, Public Health Officials announced a confirmed pertussis case along with other suspected pertussis cases and many close contacts at Pueblo West…
Continue ReadingA water main break turned 8th Street in Pueblo into a river of water and mud Tuesday, October 8, 2013. The Pueblo Department of Water Works says that…
Continue ReadingOfficials in one Colorado county are considering a lawsuit over their zoning for health insurance under the new federal health care law. Garfield…
Continue ReadingThe Colorado Department of Transportation says newly installed roundabouts will improve traffic flow and safety at a busy north Colorado Springs…
Continue ReadingA Colorado State University student accused of running over and mauling a man with a boat at Horsetooth Reservoir last summer has pleaded guilty to…
Continue ReadingA body discovered in Colorado’s Larimer County has been identified as that of a woman who was seen swept away by massive floodwaters on Sept.…
Continue ReadingAuditors say a Colorado has spent more than $1 billion in school construction projects, but a board overseeing the spending has not identified…
Continue ReadingFormer Republican state senator Mike Kopp kicked off his bid Tuesday to challenge Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper next year with appearances at Red…
Continue ReadingGas prices have dipped below $3 per gallon in some parts of the country according to gasbuddy.com. The gas price tracking site reports that some…
Continue ReadingWhile thousands of furloughed employees returned to work Monday, some are still waiting for a callback. Edward Espinosa works for Front Line Apparel.…
Continue ReadingDenver Broncos tight end Julius Thomas has entered a guilty plea to end a traffic court case. Thomas pleaded guilty Tuesday to having a defective…
Continue ReadingMayor Bach outlined his plan for the next city budget, but we got creative on what else the proposed budget increase could…
Continue ReadingA Denver couple accused of starving their four young sons and keeping them in a filthy apartment strewn with cat feces, urine and flies have been…
Continue ReadingLily Grasso, 11, is on the school volleyball team and eats healthy foods. So she was stunned when Florida health officials sent a letter suggesting…
Continue ReadingMayor Steve Bach unveiled his 2014 budget Monday, thanking all of his staff for working so hard on it. But one key group of city leaders didn’t…
Continue ReadingHuman remains were discovered Monday in flood0ravaged Larimer County, but there was no immediate confirmation whether they belong to the lone…
Continue ReadingA Southern Colorado family is keeping hope alive that their son, Christopher Abeyta, may still be found. He’s been missing for 27 years. New…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach has unveiled his proposed budget for 2014. The mayor’s 2014 general fund budget proposal totals $245.6…
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