New York E. coli case linked to Chipotle restaurant
New York health authorities are linking a case of E. coli to a Buffalo-area Chipotle restaurant. It’s the same strain of bacteria that…
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Impromptu rodeo temporarily blocks I-70 in Jefferson County
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office says a stretch of Interstate 70 was closed Friday while deputies worked to wrangle an agitated cow. The…
Continue ReadingFire chief wants new station in Pueblo West
Emergency calls are increasing in Pueblo West, and the fire chief wants to build another fire station to help meet the need. Fire Chief Brian Caserta…
Continue ReadingReport: Peyton Manning will stay in Denver Sunday
Injured Broncos Quarterback Peyton Manning isn’t just sitting out Sunday’s game against the Bears, he won’t even be on the…
Continue ReadingSeason of Sharing food drive lends hand this holiday season
The second annual Season of Sharing food drive kicked off Friday morning. KRDO NewsChannel 13, KRDO News Radio, and the Salvation Army of El Paso…
Continue ReadingColorado town ready to discuss Superfund after mine spill
Southwestern Colorado officials say they’re ready to talk to the Environmental Protection Agency about a Superfund cleanup of inactive mines,…
Continue ReadingWoman accused of stealing $1 million worth of jewelry
Colorado Springs police have recovered stolen jewelry reportedly valued at about $1 million. “A theft of this amount is not common in Colorado…
Continue ReadingThree arrested in shooting near Pueblo McDonald’s
Police say three people are facing attempted murder charges in a shooting that happened outside of a north side fast food restaurant earlier this…
Continue ReadingJudge allows warrantless evidence in Denver-area terror case
A federal judge says warrantless surveillance programs used to gather evidence against a Denver-area man accused of helping a terrorist group…
Continue ReadingSun Country Airlines to offer Denver service to Minneapolis
Minnesota-based Sun Country Airlines has announced plans to begin nonstop service between Minneapolis and Denver next year. The Denver Post reports…
Continue ReadingColorado attorney general to respond to governor’s complaint
Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman is responding to Gov. John Hickenlooper’s complaint to the state Supreme Court about lawsuits she…
Continue ReadingPueblo police respond to high volume of shots-fired calls
Nearly every day this month Pueblo police have investigated a report of gunshots. Officers typically respond to 50 shots-fired calls a month, but…
Continue ReadingBreaking records and cinder blocks for charity in Monument
A martial artist raised money for charity by breaking cinder blocks in Monument Thursday. Tanner Vanbebber smashed 108 cinder blocks in 19.68…
Continue ReadingHomeless shelter needs help raising money for new roof
A homeless shelter in Pueblo needs help raising money for a new roof, or it could be forced to close. Jade Williams, the program director at the…
Continue ReadingAbandoned mines: The threat they leave behind in Colorado Springs
A KRDO special report here showed how state leaders worry a spill similar to the Gold King Mine disaster in southwest Colorado will happen again.…
Continue ReadingPueblo college receives new tool to study human body
Pueblo Community College received a one of a kind tool to help study the human body. The college unveiled its new anatomy lab Thursday. The lab is at…
Continue ReadingLetter warns parents of security issues at Caon City Middle School
People online may be trying to get information about security at Caon City Middle School, according to a letter sent to parents Thursday. The letter…
Continue ReadingHouse approves tougher refugee screening
Five out of seven Colorado representatives voted in favor of a bill that would effectively stop Syrian and Iraqi refugees from entering the United…
Continue ReadingTancredo calls Hickenlooper out in controversial Facebook post
On Thursay, Congress voted to effectively halt a program that would allow Syrian refugees to resettle in the United States. A former Colorado…
Continue ReadingForest Service, local environmentalists settle four-year lawsuit
The U.S. Forest Service has agreed to re-evaluate about 500 miles of roads for motorized vehicle use in the Pike-San Isabel National Forests of…
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