Flu vaccine may be less effective this year
The CDC is warning doctors that the flu vaccine may not be as effective this winter. Officials say the vaccine does not protect well against the…
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Pro bike race may skip Pikes Peak region next summer
The USA Pro Challenge is giving you the opportunity to vote on where Stage 6 of next year’s annual bike race should be held. Stages one through…
Continue ReadingGovernment council moves forward with I-25 improvements in Pueblo
Reconstruction is going to happen on a part of I-25 that a group of government officials in Pueblo said is dangerous. The Pueblo Area Council of…
Continue ReadingPueblo police recognized during awards assembly
Pueblo police officers were recognized for going above and beyond the call of duty. About two dozen officers were presented with awards during the…
Continue ReadingMilitary veteran says Defense Department isn’t doing enough to help sexual assault victims
Reported military assaults are still on the rise: An 8% increase over the past year. But that could be because of changes in the way those sexual…
Continue ReadingCitizen boards flex muscle over new election laws
Pueblo County officials finally certified November’s election after a month of resistance from conservative members of a citizen election…
Continue ReadingLeadership change at The Broadmoor
The luxury Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs will have a new president next year. Current president Steve Bartolin has appointed vice president and…
Continue ReadingGardner votes to overturn Obama immigration order
Colorado’s next Senator wants to repeal President Obama’s recent executive action to allow more than 4 million people in the country…
Continue ReadingDenver students protest Ferguson grand jury decision for a second day
Students at four Denver schools walked out of class Thursday. (12/4/14). An estimated 350 students from Lincoln High School marched in protest of a…
Continue ReadingDenver fast food workers protest for $15 wage
Organizers say about 400 people participated in Colorado’s latest demonstrations in favor of higher wages for fast food workers. Workers from…
Continue ReadingCannabis-oil producers to expand operations
The Colorado producers of a cannabis oil prized by some for treating kids with severe epilepsy have dramatic expansion plans to meet demand. The…
Continue ReadingPolice presence stepped up at Colorado school after threatening comments made
A Fort Lupton High School student is undergoing a threat assessment for comments he made Wednesday, according to the school. An administrator at the…
Continue ReadingCSU’s McElwain headed to Florida
A person familiar with the search says Florida has hired Colorado State’s Jim McElwain as its next football coach. The person spoke to The…
Continue ReadingDenver officer hit by car faces more surgeries
A Denver police officer hit and dragged by a car as he monitored a student Ferguson protest is facing more surgeries. Police said Thursday that…
Continue ReadingA portion of I-25 in Pueblo could receive repairs
It’s a part of I-25 in Pueblo that drivers and a county commissioner say needs to be improved because it is dangerous. The Pueblo Area Council…
Continue ReadingWanted woman arrested after police chase
A woman wanted on an arrest warrant for attempted murder led Colorado Springs police on a car chase before she was arrested Wednesday night. Police…
Continue ReadingThe number of flu cases is rapidly increasing in Pueblo County
The flu is hitting Pueblo County hard this season. The Pueblo City-County Health Department said 36 people have already been hospitalized because of…
Continue ReadingEmpty storefronts sit along busy downtown Pueblo street
Empty storefronts sit along Santa Fa, a busy downtown corridor. If the city’s economy is making a rebound, KRDO NewsChannel 13 wanted to know…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Honda to expand air bag recall nationwide
Under pressure from federal regulators, Honda is expanding a recall of driver’s side air bags to all 50 states. The air bags, made by Japanese…
Continue ReadingNew sculpture revealed in Acacia Park has deeper meaning
The idea started with a painting: an oddly proportioned duck that Bill Mahaffey’s son, Alan, painted when he was 6 years old. “It looks…
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