Colorado Springs archaeologist protects the past
Colorado is in a constant state of development. But who protects important historical sites when land is shifted and covered with new roads and…
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Marty’s Saturday Morning Forecast – Toasty Holiday Weekend Ahead! – 8/31/2019
Overview: The air will gradually warm during the holiday weekend with only isolated showers and thunderstorms expected over primarily mountain areas.…
Continue ReadingPolice investigate shooting near Memorial Park in Colorado Springs
Investigators responded to a shooting in Colorado Springs early Saturday morning. The shooting happened just between Memorial Park and Evergreen…
Continue ReadingConcern, opposition grows to 5G in Colorado Springs
Since our story Monday about preparation for 5G wireless service in Colorado Springs, KRDO has received many emails from viewers about their concerns…
Continue ReadingRoad project between Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs almost finished
Merchants and drivers in the area called No Man’s Land, between Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs, hope they’re finally seeing light…
Continue ReadingIllegal lane splitting: what drivers need to know
A sight so many drivers seem to catch on camera is illegal in Colorado, and the reason for a fatal accident Thursday morning. Lane splitting is when…
Continue ReadingWarmer and Drier for Labor Day
TONIGHT: A few storms linger over the Plains through 9 p.m., then we dry out and get into some slow clearing through tonight. Lows will be in the 40s…
Continue ReadingGas prices continue to decline, Labor Day sees lowest price in three years
If you’re traveling this weekend for Labor Day, we have some good news for you. Gas prices are the lowest they have been for the holiday…
Continue ReadingHome prices continue to soar in Colorado Springs
The “hot” housing market in Colorado Springs is now getting national attention. A federal report shows home prices in our city continue…
Continue ReadingTails from the Trails: Sunset at Monument Rock
Join Katie, Andrew and Zane as they take on a relaxing Palmer Divide hike to Monument Rock. This is another family-friendly trail that and features…
Continue ReadingNew survey says Colorado teachers salaries ranked lowest in nation
According to recent research, Colorado teachers get paid the least out of all 50 states. In an article posted last week, Business.org reports…
Continue ReadingA Preview of the Rocky Mountain Showdown
The Colorado Buffaloes (5-7, 2-7 Pac-12 in 2018) open their 130th season of intercollegiate football this Friday, Aug. 31, against its in-state…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs police identify couple killed in motorcycle crash
Colorado Springs police identified the two people killed in a crash between a motorcycle and a Jeep Thursday on Woodmen Road. CSPD says 30-year-old…
Continue ReadingTool releases first album in 13 years, announces Denver stop
It’s been 13 long years for fans of the American rock band Tool but finally, the wait for new music is over. The Grammy-winning metal rockers…
Continue ReadingHickenlooper shifts gears, ramps up for US Senate run
At the Colorado State Fair, you’ll find food and fun, parades and of course, politicians. For the first time, KRDO had a chance to ask about…
Continue ReadingDistrict 2 seniors can get full scholarship to Pikes Peak Community College
Pikes Peak Community College announced Wednesday that eligible Harrison School District 2 seniors will be able to attend the two-year college with a…
Continue ReadingBalloons fly for media day at Labor Day Liftoff
Labor Day weekend is here, and that means its time for Labor Day Liftoff in Colorado Springs. Liftoff preparation kicked off Friday morning with…
Continue ReadingStrong storms possible around Colorado Springs before Labor Day weekend
TODAY: Our weather will be quiet for the first half of Friday, but then things become fairly active following lunchtime. Storms move into the Pikes…
Continue ReadingColorado to vote on joining national popular vote compact
Colorado will vote on whether to join an initiative that would commit its nine Electoral College votes to the winner of the national popular vote for…
Continue ReadingWoman seriously hurt in Pueblo RV fire
A woman is recovering from serious burns following an RV fire in Pueblo. Crews were called to the 3000 block of Lake Ave., around 3:30 a.m. Friday.…
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