Cannabis Cup brings mixed reviews
If the Cannabis Cup comes to Pueblo, it would mean 35,000 people in the area and a chance to make money. “People will spend an average of, you…
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Hearing on mental health exam continued in Planned Parenthood shooting case
An update on Robert Dear’s mental competency has been postponed until March. The accused Planned Parenthood shooter was in court briefly…
Continue ReadingI-25/Cimarron Interchange Project moving to next phase
The Colorado Department of Transportation has nearly completed Phase Zero of the I-25/Cimarron Interchange Project and is about to begin Phase One.…
Continue ReadingUS appeals court upholds Colorado online tax reporting law
A federal appeals court has upheld a Colorado law requiring out-of-state Internet retailers to tell customers how much they owe in state sales taxes.…
Continue ReadingTennessee wants Manning reference removed from lawsuit
The University of Tennessee has filed a motion to strike a reference to Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning from a lawsuit that alleges the…
Continue ReadingHuman traffic victims recovering
Since September, El Pueblo has seen 12 girls in their human trafficking program. El pueblo treatment center showcased their facilities to the…
Continue ReadingColorado right-to-die bill fails; Sponsors: Not enough votes
The House sponsors of a Colorado right-to-die bill have withdrawn their legislation, conceding they didn’t have the votes for it to pass this…
Continue Reading15-year-old arrested for making threat against Ellicott Schools
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office confirms a 15-year-old boy was arrested for making a threat against Ellicott Schools that shut down…
Continue ReadingObama submits plan to close Guantanamo Bay, state leaders react
The Obama administration sent a plan to congress to close down the Guantanamo Bay and send detainees to the U.S. before he leaves office next year.…
Continue ReadingWATCH: Residents & law enforcement react to President’s plan
bit uneasy tonight. on the outskirts of canon city, on highway 50, lies colorado state penetentiary two – a possible home to guantanamo bay…
Continue ReadingUniv. of Tennessee wants Manning reference removed from lawsuit
The University of Tennessee has filed a motion to strike a reference to Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning from a lawsuit that alleges the…
Continue ReadingLion at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo euthanized
Veterinarians at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo made the difficult decision Tuesday to euthanize Angie, a 21-year-old female African lion. According to…
Continue ReadingCannabis community asks council to keep clubs open
City Council hosted a town hall on Tuesday night to gather input from the public before voting on the fate of cannabis clubs in Colorado Springs.…
Continue ReadingRocky Ford pursuit leads to crash that sends two people to hospital
Rocky Ford Police and Fire are investigating an accident that sent two people to the hospital Tuesday night. It happened around 8:30 p.m. Fire Chief…
Continue ReadingSnow briefly freezes pothole repair Tuesday in Colorado Springs
A stretch of nicer weather conducive to pothole repairs ended Monday night and Tuesday morning with the arrival of a new winter storm. Most of the…
Continue ReadingLocal hotel success discussed
Chelsy Offutt of the Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau explained the hard work involved in drawing more motel guests during the…
Continue ReadingCannabis Cup could move to Pueblo
A permit has been filed with Pueblo County to hold the Cannabis Cup, a marijuana trade show in April. The show could be held in the same space as…
Continue ReadingDog attacks: Who’s responsible, what’s the protocol?
Following the news of dogs put down after an attack in eastern El Paso County, KRDO is looking into the protocol of animal liability. Monday, several…
Continue ReadingJose Reyes will not report to spring training for Rockies
Colorado Rockies shortstop Jose Reyes has been placed on paid leave under Major League Baseball’s new domestic violence policy pending…
Continue ReadingCredit card fraud suspect sought by El Paso County deputies
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office has released surveillance photos of a man who it is looking for in connection to a credit card fraud case.…
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