Colo. illegal immigrants hoping for exemption
About 200,000 young illegal immigrants in Colorado may qualify for an exemption under a federal program that provides temporary relief and work…
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Wolf Creek, Winter Park ski areas to open Wed.
The Wolf Creek ski area in southwest Colorado plans to open for the season Wednesday after reporting 20 inches of snow from a recent storm. Wolf…
Continue ReadingJust in time for Veterans Day, 250 troops return to Ft. Carson
Just in time for Veterans Day, 250 troops from the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division returned to Ft. Carson Monday. The troops were in…
Continue ReadingLocal medics return from Superstorm Sandy duty
Two local paramedics returned home over the weekend to share there experiences volunteering to help during Superstorm Sandy. Eight paramedics and…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs House Fire Knocked Down
Colorado Springs firefighters quickly contained a house fire on the west side Monday night. The fire was reported at 1304 W. Costilla Street, near…
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4A Playoffs Windsor vs. (1) Pueblo West 7pm Friday Monarch vs. (4) Vista Ridge 7pm Friday Ponderosa vs. (10) Mesa Ridge 7pm Friday 3A Playoffs (5)…
Continue ReadingPolitical rallies cost Pueblo thousands
The race to the White House is over. The presidential candidates spent millions trying to get elected, but they aren’t the only ones who spent…
Continue Reading6000 acres of Pikes Peak land protected
6000 acres of land on Pikes Peak north face is now protected for conservation with completion of last major phase of Palmer Land Trust Scenic…
Continue ReadingDry conditions are making winter-watering crucial
Temperatures have been warm, and the moisture has been minimal this fall. According to Jon Rick, owner of J. Rick Lawn and Tree, that means watering…
Continue ReadingTraffic is moving again along Highway 50 east of Salida
Traffic is moving again along Highway 50 east of Salida The Colorado State Patrol says the crash involved a cattle truck that hit a embankment. No…
Continue Reading“Nuns on the Bus” Tours Colorado Springs
Sister Simone Campbell leads her fellow Catholic sisters in a two-day tour of Colorado bringing attention to the need to end tax breaks for the…
Continue ReadingPanhandling problems on the West Side
Some business owners on the west side of Colorado Springs fear a new panhandling ordinance downtown will bring unwanted guests to their neighborhood.…
Continue ReadingHouse fire near Florissant
Firefighters from several departments in Teller County are working to put out a house fire hear Florissant. According to the Teller County…
Continue ReadingMarian House in need of turkeys
The Marian House needs donations to provide a Thanksgiving meal to those who would otherwise go without. Mark Rohlena President & CEO of Catholic…
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Continue ReadingHopes spring eternal for Pikes Peak skiing
Developers are still hoping to resurrect skiing on Pikes Peak west of Colorado Springs. John Ball, a Boulder County telecommunications executive, is…
Continue ReadingDenver police to hire 30 civilians for police jobs
The Denver Police Department hopes to save $600,000 a year by hiring civilians to fill about 30 jobs now held by officers. The department has…
Continue ReadingColorado rape kits not being tested
Colorado police departments are collecting hundreds of rape kits, but many of those are not being tested. According to KMGH-TV…
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