Woman who started Colorado’s worst wildfire re-sentenced
The woman who started Colorado’s largest wildfire was re-sentenced Wednesday and will spend more time on probation. Terry Lynn Barton —…
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Teller County Sheriff in court Wednesday for ACLU lawsuit
Teller County Sheriff Jason Mikesell was in court Wednesday over a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union. The ACLU claims Mikesell is…
Continue ReadingVictim of auto theft facing huge impound fee in Pueblo
Having your vehicle stolen is already a terrible situation, but for one Denver resident who found his stolen vehicle in Pueblo, the nightmare keeps…
Continue ReadingControversial red light cameras returning to Colorado Springs
We told you they were coming, now we know where the first four red light cameras will be placed in Colorado Springs. According to Colorado Springs…
Continue ReadingColorado DMV sees problems with internet outage, software woes
Long lines are a common stereotype when talking about trips to the Department of Motor Vehicles, but after a new system was installed at DMVs across…
Continue ReadingStorm Chances Continue 8-15-18
TONIGHT: A few showers and storms are possible through the first part of tonight with clearing moving in after. Lows cool to the 50s and 60s in most…
Continue ReadingThomas Villanueva asks El Paso County coroner not to seal autopsy reports
A man who was in the wrong place and the wrong time is now looking for answers. Thomas Villanueva was shot on February 5 after crossing the street…
Continue ReadingAgencies removed 71K pot plants from Colorado public lands
Authorities say federal agencies removed more than 71,000 marijuana plants from public lands in Colorado last year. The Denver Post reports the…
Continue ReadingJDRF Walk in Cripple Creek
Please join us in a walk to benefit JDRF in their research to find a cure for Type 1 Diabetes. This walk was the idea of a young girl by the name of…
Continue ReadingExperts: Hail damage is worse, but climate role uncertain
Climate and weather scientists say hailstorms inflict billions of dollars in damage each year, and the cost will rise as the growing population…
Continue ReadingNew superintendent for D11 welcomes 6th and 9th graders
Wednesday was the first day of school for one of the biggest districts in Colorado Springs. District 11 welcomed 6th and 9th graders Wednesday, while…
Continue ReadingBaker who won at high court sues Colorado over new bias case
The Colorado baker who wouldn’t make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple and won a ruling at the U.S. Supreme Court is suing the state over…
Continue ReadingCDC continues to monitor measles outbreak in 21 states
According to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report, 107 people from 21 states have contracted the measles as of Tuesday…
Continue ReadingOfficers search for mountain lions sighted in Boulder
Colorado wildlife officials are trying to track down mountain lions sighted in Boulder, including the one that became trapped inside a home and…
Continue ReadingStrong to severe storms possible today – 8/15/18
TODAY: Any kind of showers and storms that we saw last night will be long gone by the time the morning commute is underway. Patchy fog is also…
Continue ReadingVictim dies after shooting in east Pueblo
Pueblo police say the 28-year-old man who was shot Monday night has died. The shooting happened at approximately 7:58 p.m. in the 1700 block of E.…
Continue ReadingRampart football team expects to be challenged in 2018
The Rampart football team has lofty goals this season, “We want to win a league title and practice on Thanksgiving,” says Rampart head…
Continue ReadingPueblo hires firm to study ending deal with Black Hills Energy
The Pueblo City Council took a step closer to possibly ending the city’s deal with Black Hills Energy in the next few years. Council members…
Continue ReadingFear of hail leads to creative vehicle protection in El Paso County
With storms expected this week, vehicle owners are trying a variety of methods to protect their automobiles or prevent further damage. Specialized…
Continue ReadingColorado likely to gain new congressional seat after 2020 census
With Colorado’s growing population, it’s possible the state could gain a new congressional seat following the 2020 census. The Washington…
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