Park damage in N. Cheyenne Caon extensive
The city of Colorado Springs is working on reopening several parks and trails closed because of flooding. So far, almost $4.5 million in repairs have…
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Denver auditor says DIA security needs improvement
Denver auditor Dennis Gallagher says security at Denver International Airport needs to be improved to protect crucial equipment. In an audit released…
Continue ReadingWife of bounty hunter ‘Dog’ denies harassing teen
The wife of TV bounty hunter Duane “Dog” Chapman has denied verbally harassing a 16-year-old girl at a Colorado lake. The Gazette reports…
Continue ReadingLawsuit filed over JonBenet slaying indictment
A press advocacy group and a Boulder Daily Camera reporter are suing Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett seeking the release of an…
Continue ReadingCSU losing 8-10 million gallons of water every day
Because of the flooding Colorado Springs is now losing eight to 10 million gallons of water a day. That’s water we use for drinking, for…
Continue ReadingCould you be liable if you text a driver who gets in an accident?
You probably know you can get into trouble for texting and driving, but a recent court decision says you could also be responsible for texting a…
Continue ReadingFiguring out ways to get around town with gas prices more than three dollars
Gas prices falling below $3 AAA says this has not happened in more than 1,000 days, and they don’t expect to see $2.99 or lower any time soon.…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County repairs could cost nearly $2 million
El Paso County engineers’ initial flood damage assessment shows it will cost nearly $1,850,000 million to repair roads and bridges damaged by…
Continue ReadingSpurs Will Hold Training Camp at Air Force
The San Antonio Spurs will hold training camp at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. from Oct. 1-4.The team’s annual Media Day…
Continue ReadingSheriffs: Flood emergency ending, recovery begins
Authorities in Boulder and Larimer counties say the emergency phase of flood disaster operations is ending and the recovery phase is beginning.…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest infrastructure still needs work, even though it held up in heavy rain
Drains, bridges and culverts withstood last week’s heavy rain in Black Forest, but it doesn’t change the fact that many of them still…
Continue ReadingBroncos lose Clady for season with foot injury
The Denver Broncos placed Ryan Clady on season-ending injured reserve after the Pro Bowl left tackle hurt his left foot last weekend. Clady will soon…
Continue ReadingWoman who lost service dog begins training new companion
A new chapter begins for the disabled veteran who lost her service dog, Tyler, last month. Nearly three weeks ago, Karen Sagahon received a new puppy…
Continue ReadingWestern Neb. river surging from trickle to flood
The South Platte River looked like a trickle in Western Nebraska before the Colorado floodwaters began to arrive. But the river surged quickly to…
Continue ReadingFor Colo. farms, floods could bring recharged soil
The powerful flooding that hit Colorado caused widespread damage to the state’s agricultural lands, but it also brought the promise of relief…
Continue ReadingFocus shifts to finding missing after Colo. floods
As water recedes and flows east onto the Colorado plains rescuers are shifting their focus from emergency airlifts to trying to find the hundreds of…
Continue ReadingGessler joins Colorado governor’s race
Secretary of State Scott Gessler has joined the Colorado GOP governor’s race. The Denver Post reports Gessler said he believes Democratic Gov.…
Continue ReadingLouisville adopts emergency pot moratorium
The Louisville City Council has approved an emergency moratorium on retail marijuana businesses following protests from residents. The council now…
Continue ReadingSeptember floods are among Colorado’s worst
With many areas accumulating over one foot of rain, last week’s floods are rivaling some of the worst floods in Colorado’s history. State…
Continue ReadingTrinidad passes moratorium on retail pot shops, lifts ban on medical sales
Trinidad City Council passed a moratorium on retail marijuana sales Tuesday night, then lifted its ban on medical marijuana dispensaries. Council…
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