New scanner at Colorado Springs Airport designed to be more specific
There’s new scanning technology at Colorado Springs Airport. It uses less power, shows more precise images and should be more secure for…
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State liquor agency will look into how teens in deadly crash got alcohol
The Colorado State Patrol confirmed to KRDO NewsChannel 13 Thursday that the Colorado Department of Revenue Division of Liquor Enforcement is now…
Continue ReadingRemembering Joan Rivers
Tributes are pouring in for comedian Joan Rivers. Her daughter, Melissa, confirmed that her mother had died early Thursday afternoon. Rivers’…
Continue Reading3 arrested at Denver protest outside McDonald’s
Three people have been arrested in Denver while protesting in favor of raises for fast food workers. A pastor, a McDonald’s worker and another…
Continue ReadingWorker suffers minor injuries in Western Forge fire
The Colorado Springs Fire Department said a manufacturing machine caught fire at a business along the Garden of the Gods Road corridor Thursday. The…
Continue ReadingWild rabbit found in Pueblo West tests positive for Tularemia
The Pueblo City-County Health Department says a wild rabbit that was found in the Liberty Point neighborhood of Pueblo West has tested positive for…
Continue ReadingPueblo customers to testify against Black Hills’ proposed rate hike
The cost of utilities for residential customers could increase by four percent if Black Hills Energy is granted a rate increase. The Colorado Public…
Continue ReadingAFA reports cases of unprofessional behavior and underage drinking by some members of the men’s gymnastics team
The United States Air Force Academy says it has taken action against some members of the men’s gymnastics team for actions that are not in line…
Continue ReadingBoy hit by car while riding his bike, not seriously hurt
Colorado Springs police say that a boy was hit by a car while riding his bike. Officers say he cut in front of the car in the 6000 block of Poudre…
Continue ReadingSecond conviction handed down in Colorado Springs murder case
A second person has been convicted by a jury in connection to a 2012 murder at a Colorado Springs motel. Santos Joseph Torres was found guilty on all…
Continue ReadingDenver fast food workers to strike for $15 wages
Fast food workers in Denver are participating in a national strike to win $15 an hour wages. Workers from McDonald’s, Wendy’s, Burger…
Continue ReadingHorses rescued in Loveland
It was all hands on deck in Loveland today , after a pair of horses got stuck in a dirt trench. Firefighters and a construction crew had to put down…
Continue ReadingNo refuge at Pueblo City Schools from record hot day
It was a hot and sweaty start to the school year for students in Pueblo City Schools on Wednesday as Pueblo reached a record high of 100 degrees.…
Continue ReadingFamily remembers teen killed in crash
Time was already moving too fast when Don Begier asked his 17-year-old son, Beau, to go fishing this past weekend. “I went out to get our gear…
Continue ReadingAdderall allegedly creeps into athletics
Medical professionals are weighing in on the use of Adderall…which is becoming increasingly popular in athletics. College medical professionals…
Continue ReadingCSPD: Man exposes himself at police headquarters, is arrested nearby naked
Investigators say a man walked into Colorado Springs police headquarters and exposed himself Tuesday evening. Keith Gardner, 38, is facing indecent…
Continue ReadingMedia forensics experts analyze gruesome ISIS videos
Forensics experts at CU Denver are analyzing those online videos from ISIS that show the beheadings of two American journalists, Steven Sotloff and…
Continue ReadingDirt roads infuriate people in Pueblo West
It’s a dirty problem that is leaving people in Pueblo West frustrated. Every time there is a strong wind or a car that drives on a dirt road…
Continue ReadingNew police unit aims at fighting human trafficking
An ongoing problem in Colorado Springs has a new unit dedicated to solving it. CSPD created the Human Trafficking Unit. Since its foundation in…
Continue ReadingMother, detective hopes her story of loss inspires safe driving
A southern Colorado woman who dedicates her life to promoting responsible driving says she’s saddened and disappointed to hear about a deadly…
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