CSPD officer credited with saving woman’s life
A Colorado Springs woman is alive, thanks to the quick response and actions from a Colorado Springs police officer. Officer Christopher Frabbiele was…
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Rough start for drivers in Colorado Springs
As many drivers found out for themselves, road conditions weren’t ideal Tuesday morning. “I experienced a lot of sliding, but I took my…
Continue ReadingColorado pilot dies in Texas small plane crash
A pilot from Colorado has been killed in the West Texas crash of a single-engine plane used for aerial patrols of oil and gas fields. The Texas…
Continue ReadingAntler collecting rules set in southwest Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says collecting antlers in parts of southwestern Colorado’s Gunnison Basin is prohibited from Jan. 1 through March…
Continue ReadingFort Carson tightens visitor entrance requirements
Fort Carson is tightening requirements for visitors, and longer waits at entrance gates are expected. The post will start implementing the new…
Continue ReadingDouglas County K-9 escapes, kills dog in Thornton
A Douglas County Sheriff’s Office police dog has been pulled from duty after it escaped and killed another dog in Thornton. Sgt. Matt Kandt, a…
Continue ReadingFormer Pueblo County Commissioner fills vacant city council seat
Pueblo City Council picked a familiar face by choosing former Pueblo County Commissioner John Cordova to fill the vacant District 4 seat. Cordova…
Continue ReadingLaw enforcement, public talk about improving relationship
Police chiefs, the incoming sheriff and the public met Monday night to discuss ways to improve the relationship between law enforcement and the…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council passes resolution that blocks Black Hills
Black Hills Energy plans to demolish Power Stations 5 and 6 near the Pueblo Riverwalk. The energy company will file paperwork with the state’s…
Continue ReadingTips for avoiding holiday stress, blues
While many are basking in the holiday cheer, some aren’t feeling so jolly this time of the year. “There’s a lot more people that…
Continue ReadingFountain police more vigilant, cautious in wake of national shootings, outrage, unrest
A 21-year veteran, Fountain police Lt. Ron Reeves deals with a stigma every day on the job. “I’ve always been treated differently because…
Continue ReadingA Christmas moose at the zoo
When you think about the holiday season, you probably think about reindeer but there are other animals that are made for the cold and snow. One of…
Continue ReadingPueblo police release surveillance photos from liquor store robbery
Pueblo police need your help tracking down a man who robbed a liquor store on December 17th. It happened around 4:15 p.m. At 1114 Bonforte Boulevard.…
Continue ReadingSalvation Army gives Christmas essentials to hundreds of families
The Salvation Army created a Christmas miracle for hundreds of Southern Colorado families Monday. Volunteers collected toys and food for anyone who…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs, Woodland Park not selected for 2015 Pro Challenge
Colorado Springs and Woodland Park were not selected for Stage 6 of the 2015 USA Pro Challenge, the organization released on its website Monday…
Continue ReadingLocal neighborhood hopes holiday lights brighten smiles
People living in one Colorado Springs neighborhood hope their holiday light display spreads Christmas cheer this season. Paul Gravelle’s home…
Continue ReadingCommunity policing panel discussion set for Monday night
A national conversation on policing and race relations comes to Colorado Springs Monday night. The public’s invited to hear from El Paso County…
Continue ReadingA Pueblo shop ramps up production of championship ThunderWolves attire
It’s a busy Sunday for workers at The Imprinted Sportswear Shop after the CSU-Pueblo ThunderWolves won the NCAA Division II National Football…
Continue ReadingVolunteers stuff stockings during charity event
Hundreds of volunteers spent Sunday morning stuffing more than 1,000 Christmas stockings. An assembly line of volunteers packed toys, food and…
Continue ReadingHeavy Snow Hits the Mountains
More than a foot of snow is expected to fall in the northwestern parts of our area, slowing down holiday travel through Monday. Then SkyCast Snow…
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