Black Hills Energy seeks to cut solar program
Black Hills Energy is asking the Colorado Public Utilities Commission for permission to cut its solar-panel incentive program by about 75 percent.…
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Charges on former Florence mayor delayed
It may not be until next week before we know whether criminal charges will be filed against Ron Hinkle, the ex-mayor of Florence who recently…
Continue ReadingDrug bust tied to Mexican cartels
Colorado Springs police have identified a connection between Mexican drug cartels and a large drug bust in the Pikes Peak area. CSPD’s Metro…
Continue ReadingSoldiers Remembered During Ft. Carson Memorial Service
A memorial service was held Thursday morning in honor of two fallen soldiers and one fallen airman. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Kevin J. Griffin, 45,…
Continue ReadingAuthorities make big drug trafficking arrests
Three separate investigations have led to the arrest of 14 people responsible for trafficking and distributing heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, and…
Continue ReadingSex Assault Arrest: Michael McMinn
Colorado Springs Police arrested 35 year old Michael McMinn. He’s accused of sexual assault on a child. That charge is a Class Four Felony. The…
Continue ReadingWhat To Do: Before & During Flood Event
The time to prepare for a flash flood, mudslide or debris flow after the Waldo Canyon Fire is now. The more prepared you can make yourself and the…
Continue ReadingPart of U.S. 24 open after sinkhole
The Colorado Department of Transportation says part of U.S. 24 is still open after a sinkhole 100 feet deep and 20 feet across opened beside the…
Continue ReadingWATCH Vs. WARNING – The Important Difference
The National Weather Service issues two types of advisories when it comes to flash flooding and it is very important to know the difference. A FLASH…
Continue ReadingLocal health officials share tips to protect against West Nile Virus
There have been 8 reported cases of West Nile Virus in Colorado this summer, so local health officials are asking the public to take precautions.…
Continue ReadingNAACP backs Colorado’s pot legalization measure
Colorado’s marijuana legalization measure has a new supporter. The NAACP’s Colorado-Wyoming-Montana Conference announced its endorsement…
Continue ReadingPro Cycling Challenge traffic impacts
As the USA Pro Cycling Challenge makes its way to Colorado Springs, drivers are advised to be aware of traffic impacts. Stage 5 of the race takes the…
Continue ReadingVictim of Chief Motel slaying ID’d
Police have identified the victim of the Chief Motel homicide as 59-year-old Michael Ramirez. Ramirez was found dead at the motel on S. Nevada Ave…
Continue ReadingMan and woman arrested for child abuse
Colorado Springs police have arrested a man and a woman for their connection to the abuse of a 5-year-old boy. The alleged abuse happened on January…
Continue ReadingSprings police investigate possible carjacking
Colorado Springs police are investigating a possible carjacking early Thursday morning. Police say a man walked out to his car in the 2000 block of…
Continue ReadingColorado 67 between Florence, Wetmore reopening
Colorado Highway 67 between Florence and Wetmore is set to reopen Friday. That stretch of the highway closed to traffic July 31 after heavy rain…
Continue ReadingArmy honors slain servicemen
Fort Carson is holding a memorial service for three servicemen killed in Afghanistan. Air Force Maj. Walter D. Gray, Army Maj. Thomas E. Kennedy and…
Continue ReadingBike Race Expected To Boost Woodland Park Economy
Town leaders in Woodland Park hope Friday’s passage of the Pro Cycling Challenge will bring much-needed customers and spending. Debbie Miller,…
Continue ReadingUtilities: $15 million fix for July flood
A mere 2 inches of rain were a welcome relief to drought stricken Colorado before the Waldo Canyon Fire. Now, as Colorado Springs Utilities leaders…
Continue ReadingWidefield school bus driver arrested on sex abuse allegations
El Paso County detectives have arrested a bus driver for Widefield schools on allegations that he sexually assaulted a young boy a decade ago. Robert…
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