Decision expected on Colo. school tax challenge
A Denver judge is expected to rule Tuesday on the validity of a ballot question seeking to raise Colorado residents’ income taxes to benefit…
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Former Lt. Gov. Rogers remembered at Capitol
The body of former Colorado Lt. Gov. Joe Rogers will lie in state at the Capitol Tuesday. A procession will arrive at the state Capitol at 11:30 a.m.…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs police probe ransom demand scam
Colorado Springs police say someone who received a phone call demanding ransom for a kidnapped relative was the target of a scam. Police say the…
Continue ReadingHolmes’ lawyers spar over his statements to police
James Holmes’ defense lawyers and prosecutors are arguing whether things he told police right after his arrest in the Colorado theater…
Continue ReadingHomeowners trying to save sinking house
Their home is in the middle of Colorado Springs and it’s sinking. Dave and Becky Ahl have lived in their home for more than four years and it…
Continue ReadingDawn’s DUI Message
Every time she hears alcohol may have been involved in a crash, Dawn Cortez says her heart breaks again. “It breaks my heart because I know…
Continue ReadingProtestors, supporters disagree on meaning of Columbus Day
Protestors, police and Columbus Day supporters all gathered in Pueblo Monday morning. Protestors and supporters had different ideas of what the day…
Continue ReadingFort Carson soldier killed in action
The Department of Defense says a Fort Carson soldier was killed when his base in Afghanistan came under enemy fire. The small arms attack happened on…
Continue ReadingFlu season unpredictable, best to prepare now
Flu season is right around the corner, but it’s too early to tell how good or how bad of a season it’ll be, according to experts.…
Continue ReadingSprings police search for murder suspect
Colorado Springs Police are searching for a 17-year-old in connection to a deadly stabbing on Chelton Road. The stabbing happened in the early…
Continue ReadingWild weather year for farmers
Winter doesn’t officially start until December, but with freezes coming to the southeastern Plains this week, the growing season is all but…
Continue ReadingSkiers are ready for the season
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for most Coloradans. We’re not talking about the holidays, we’re talking about the…
Continue ReadingMore problems for Waldo Canyon drivers?
Colorado’s snowcapped mountains may bebeautiful, but they can also be deadly. This winter, rock slides may be more dangerous than avalanches,…
Continue ReadingCancer Study in Southern Colorado
Starting Tuesday and running through Friday you can be part of a Cancer Prevention Study. There are several locations to take a survey, allow a small…
Continue ReadingBerthoud Police Department under investigation
The police department in the Larimer County town of Berthoud has been taken over by the county sheriff’s department while unspecified…
Continue ReadingPersonhood question to appear on 2014 ballot
The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office says backers of a measure that would redefine the words “person” and “child”…
Continue ReadingColorado sends 1st look at insurance enrollments
Colorado has released a first look at how many people are signing up for health insurance using the new state exchange. Officials with Connect For…
Continue ReadingPolice: Drug deal turned robbery leads to pot bust
Police say they arrested two people and seized more than 11 pounds of marijuana after a drug deal turned into a robbery at a Colorado Springs motel.…
Continue ReadingPolice cleared in shooting of Denver man
The Denver District Attorney’s Office has cleared a police officer who shot and wounded a man accused of killing a neighbor and using makeshift…
Continue ReadingDenver mayor wants to stop public pot smoking
With Denver poised to allow recreational marijuana sales, Mayor Michael Hancock wants to act now to stop public pot smoking. Under an ordinance he…
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