Christmas Tree Cutting Begins On National Forests
The USDA-Forest Service will open five Front Range Christmas tree cutting areas on the Pike, Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests beginning…
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UPDATE: Cause Of Fire At Splendid Circle Home Released
Fire crews said an early morning fire at a home in the 4700 block of Splendid Circle was caused by careless smoking. Firefighters said the family…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Suspected Barricaded Airman Pleaded To Sex Charge
Officials say a man who is accused of taking a handgun onto Schriever Air Force Base and barricading himself in a building is awaiting sentencing on…
Continue ReadingCity Council Found No Wrong Doing Of City Manager
After going through thousands of documents, Pueblo City Council President Ray Aguilera announced Tuesday morning that he found no wrong doing of…
Continue ReadingSprings Thief Risks Explosion To Steal Some Gas
You can file this one under “stupid criminals.” On Friday night, a thief risked causing an explosion to steal some gas from an SUV.…
Continue ReadingSay Goodbye To Occupy Graffiti
A five minute tagging job in Acacia Park turned into 10-15 minutes of cleanup, Tuesday morning. A Colorado Springs Parks and Rec graffiti remover…
Continue ReadingMilitary Holiday Greetings
Click a name of a service member to see their holiday greeting: SrA Brianna Bergstrand, USAF, Incirlik AB SSgt Sean Briggs, USAF, Manas MSgt Arron…
Continue ReadingXcel Energy Files To Increase Colo. Electricity Rates
Xcel Energy wants to increase its electricity rates. On Tuesday, Xcel filed with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) for a net $141.9…
Continue ReadingPueblo Baby Died Of Brain Hemorrhage
A Pueblo County coroner says a 5-month-old Pueblo baby died from a brain hemorrhage. Antonio Angel was taken off life support at Children’s…
Continue ReadingDenver Police Look For Police Impersonator
Denver Police are looking for a man they say robbed two victims while posing as a police officer. At approximately 11:30 a.m. Tuesday morning,…
Continue ReadingThanksgiving Traditions
If you’re wondering where Thanksgiving traditions came from, KRDO staff writers searched for the origins of some of the most popular ones.…
Continue ReadingHoliday Shopping Safety Tips
The holiday season is the time when gifts are being bought and burglars are looking for the opportunity to steal them. Barbra Miller with the…
Continue ReadingArmed Robbery At Springs Walgreens
Police are searching for two suspects in an armed robbery at the Walgreens’ pharmacy at N. Circle and Galley Road. Police said the suspects had…
Continue Reading170 Troops Home Just In Time For Turkey
Just in time for Thanksgiving, 170 Fort Carson soldiers were reunited with their families Sunday. They’re with the 43rd Sustainment…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Occupy Protester Arrested, Permit Denied
Occupy Colorado Springs protesters are figuring out what’s next for their movement after the city denied them a permit and a protester was…
Continue ReadingUpdate: Armed Standoff Ends Peacefully At Schriever AFB
A ten-and-a-half hour standoff at Schriever AFB has ended Monday night, according to NEWSCHANNEL 13’s Scott Harrison, who is on the scene. The…
Continue ReadingWi-Fi Hackers Target Airports
Holiday travel season is prime time for hackers to steal your information at airports through fake Wi-Fi networks. Hackers use the name of airlines…
Continue ReadingDUI Patrols Start Tuesday
With the holiday season fast approaching, two campaigns have been launched to curb drunken driving. Starting Tuesday, the Colorado State Patrol will…
Continue ReadingInvestigation Centers On Abandoned Bunnies
Between 50 and 70 rabbits were abandoned alongside Mark Dabling Boulevard, about one mile north of Mr. Bigg?s in Colorado Springs, Sunday night.…
Continue ReadingMayor Denies Occupy Permit Renewal
Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach has denied the request of Occupy Colorado Springs to renew its permit to privately use the public space adjacent to…
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