Partisan divide evident over Colorado birth control program
Colorado Democrats and Republicans are headed toward a clash over state funding for teenage access to long-acting reversible contraception such as…
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Hard times are looming for steelworkers in the Steel City
Steelworkers in Pueblo say they’ll face tough times with temporary layoffs. Evraz Steel said low oil prices and a reduction in drilling…
Continue ReadingTest shows some police officers unfit for duty
Results of a fitness test instituted by Colorado Springs Police Department shows some of its force does not meet physical fitness standards for the…
Continue ReadingPueblo County deputies arrest 5 in drug bust
Pueblo County deputies arrested five people and seized nearly $20,000 in drugs during a raid Thursday morning. Deputies said it happened in the 1600…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County has high number of disasters for Colorado
Numbers from FEMA show El Paso County has had the second most federally declared disasters since 1964. Of the 15 declared disasters, the most, five,…
Continue ReadingGreencrest Channel project reduces flooding, erosion
Durelle Bossett has lived along the Greencrest drainage channel for 18 years and says flooding and erosion have been common there. “(The city)…
Continue ReadingFt. Carson soldiers compete in Iron Horse Week
Ft. Carson soldiers tested their strength, speed and teamwork Thursday at the Iron Horse Week Warrior Medley. Soldiers from different units competed…
Continue ReadingPueblo Chemical Depot to begin stockpile destruction in March
The U.S. Pueblo Chemical Depot will begin destroying its stockpile of mustard agent this March. The depot houses 2,611 tons of mustard agent, which…
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The Colorado Springs Police Department has instituted a new test to determine if officers are fit for duty. The results are in, and some Springs…
Continue ReadingState Patrol releases data on marijuana-related DUI citations in 2014
The Colorado State Patrol says that marijuana was involved in 12.2% of the citations it issued for driving under the influence in 2014. The chief of…
Continue ReadingHiker reported missing in Rocky Mountain National Park found
A New York man who disappeared while hiking over a mountain road covered in snowdrifts has been found. Rangers said they tried to talk Jay Starr Jr.,…
Continue ReadingBrothers plead guilty in Teller County poaching case
A Kansas man who owns property in Teller County has had his hunting privileges permanently revoked following a three year poaching investigation.…
Continue ReadingPueblo Planned Parenthood clinic will close
KRDO NewsChannel 13 has confirmed that Pueblo’s only Planned Parenthood clinic will close at the end of February. The clinic is located off of…
Continue ReadingColorado DA admits to mishandling cases, could be suspended
The Denver Post reports that a southern Colorado district attorney has admitted to mishandling more than a dozen criminal cases and will spend the…
Continue ReadingPolice need help identifying robber
Pueblo Police are looking for information about a man who robbed a restaurant on Northern Ave. Sunday. The robbery happened at the Subway in the 3200…
Continue ReadingHighway widening project begins in Pueblo West
The Colorado Department of Transportation is beginning a highway construction project in Pueblo West that could affect your commute. CDOT crews are…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Police investigate rocks thrown at cars on interstate
Three teenage boys are being questioned after 15 vehicles were damaged by someone throwing rocks at cars along a stretch of I-25 in Pueblo. Police…
Continue ReadingMan arrested in Longmont on 12th DUI charge
Longmont police have arrested a man on suspicion of drunken driving for the 12th time since 1986. Boulder County District Attorney Stan Garnett says…
Continue ReadingChief: Officers told teens to get out of car before shooting
Denver’s police chief says two officers told a group of teenagers to get out of a stolen car before opening fire and killing the 17-year-old…
Continue ReadingLottery money for bike trails under debate in Colorado
A recreational bike trail from Wyoming to New Mexico is a goal set by Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper. A proposal before the Colorado Senate Thursday…
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