Electric rates will go up, but not as much as Black Hills wanted
Black Hills Energy customers will be paying more for electricity beginning on December 27. The increase approved by state regulators is expected to…
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Tax-refund debate flares up again in Colorado
Colorado’s economy is growing, and government officials are getting more comfortable asking the state for help with their funding needs after…
Continue ReadingColorado audit finds foster care check problems
A state audit has found that counties aren’t properly conducting background checks before placing foster children in the care of relatives. The…
Continue ReadingDenver parents charged after toddler tests for pot
A Denver couple are being prosecuted for child abuse after their 3-year-old daughter tested positive for marijuana use. Prosecutors charged…
Continue ReadingPolice, firefighters save infant’s life
Some Colorado Springs police officers and firefighters worked together to save the life of a 13-day old baby Wednesday morning. The call for help…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Neighbors back home after explosives found at Colorado Springs apartment
People returned home Wednesday night after being evacuated because of explosives at an apartment complex in the 4400 block of E. Pikes Peak Ave.…
Continue ReadingAlcohol suspected in 2 overnight crashes
Colorado Springs police are investigating alcohol as possible factors in two separate overnight crashes Thursday morning. The first accident happened…
Continue ReadingFans show their support as the ThunderWolves compete for national title
Hundreds of fans rallied together to show their support for the CSU-Pueblo ThunderWolves football team Wednesday. The team will be trying to win its…
Continue ReadingIt’s going to be a special holiday season for more than a hundred kids in Pueblo
A mountain of gifts is going to make many kids in Pueblo happy for the holidays. The Sunset Inn and POSADA teamed up to collect gifts for more than…
Continue ReadingSaving Time at the Security Line
If you’re planning on flying the friendly skies this holiday season, you’ll have plenty of company. More than 5 million people will…
Continue ReadingPueblo journalist overjoyed by latest breakthrough in fractured U.S.-Cuba relationship
“You could have knocked me over with a feather,” Pueblo’s Pablo Mora said Wednesday afternoon. “I can’t believe Obama…
Continue ReadingWaldo Canyon victims’ exhibit has new home
El Paso County leaders and Waldo Canyon Fire victims hope the third time is a charm for an exhibit featuring 35 families affected by the June 2012…
Continue ReadingPueblo teenager grateful to celebrate Christmas cancer-free
This year, Christmas has a new meaning for 15-year-old Kailee Hernandez. Hernandez was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma in August and is…
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Date: December 16, 2014Location: Colorado Springs, CO.Position: Radio News Producer / Announcer If you are looking for an opportunity to work in a…
Continue ReadingHorse advocacy group forms in wake of animal abuse cases
A Black Forest horse owner accused of animal abuse, cruelty and neglect pleaded not guilty Wednesday, but a group concerned about the welfare of…
Continue ReadingSharp stakes buried in playground wood chips
Pueblo Police are warning parents to be vigilant after sharp wooden stakes were found buried in the playground wood chips at Mitchell Park. Police…
Continue ReadingDeal reached on Aurora VA hospital
Work on a new VA hospital in Aurora is expected to resume next week after a short-term deal was struck between the U.S. Department of Veterans…
Continue ReadingMan withdraws application for commercial breeding facility near Westcliffe
A man who wanted to start a dog breeding operation near Westcliffe has withdrawn his application to open the facility. Martin Troyer said the…
Continue ReadingBig donation for Bob Telmosse Giveaway
For 32 years they’ve given toys, bikes and even a Christmas meal to thousands of local kids. Last Friday we checked in with the foundation and…
Continue ReadingTipped truck brings traffic tribulations to Colorado Springs drivers
A large truck tipped over at Garden of the Gods and Nevada Wednesday afternoon, causing delays. The accident happened in the westbound lanes just…
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