Gun supporters file lawsuit after Boulder’s ‘assault weapons’ ban
A federal lawsuit has been filed against the city of Boulder after the city council voted unanimously to ban certain types of firearms this week. The…
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Could legal sports gambling become a reality in Colorado?
Could legal sports gambling come to Colorado? It’s a possibility after the Supreme Court reversed an act that didn’t allow anyone, except…
Continue ReadingElectric safety demo is held one week after two men die at Ray Nixon Power Plant
Thursday the Mountain View Electric Association held a live demonstration to show first responders, line workers and civilians the importance of…
Continue ReadingHawaii volcano erupts from summit, shooting plume of ash
Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano has erupted from its summit, shooting a dusty plume of ash about 30,000 feet into the sky. Mike Poland, a geophysicist…
Continue ReadingMultiple people hurt after school bus, dump truck crash
Authorities say a school bus and dump truck have collided on a New Jersey highway and multiple people are injured. The school bus was on its side on…
Continue ReadingTrump draws rebuke for calling some immigrants ‘animals’
WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump is drawing criticism after referring to some people who cross the border illegally as…
Continue ReadingElevated fire danger today – 05/17/18
Today: We’re tracking a wind alert level one today! That means we could get some gusts into the 30s. However, keep in mind – it…
Continue ReadingThe Next Big One: Cheyenne Mountain is ready to burn
We continue to track the threat of wildfires but one mountain just west of Colorado Springs has firefighters concerned it could go up at any time.…
Continue ReadingPine Creek baseball team going for a first
The Pine Creek baseball program is going for a first, “When you think about your career, you’re like this is my chance, this is the…
Continue Reading2 young girls in Colorado Springs fight hidden disease
At first glance, Kennedy and Regan Vance of Colorado Springs look like two healthy little girls. “I love you Kennedy,” Regan to her…
Continue Reading117 Fire victims get a new home thanks to power of social media
Nearly a month ago, the Herbert family was one of the first to lose their entire home in the 117 Fire that tore through southern El Paso County last…
Continue ReadingSee a bear while hiking? Don’t panic; follow these steps
It might be easy to think you won’t run into a bear while on a hike – but it can happen, and it’s important to always be prepared.…
Continue ReadingWater rescue in Colorado Springs caught on video
A downpour on Tuesday made for some scary moments for two people in Colorado Springs who had to be rescued from Sand Creek. It’s the first…
Continue ReadingMore buses sought for summer shuttle plan on Pikes Peak Highway
On Wednesday, a day after announcing a plan to discourage driving to the summit of Pikes Peak in favor of shuttle buses, the highway manager said he…
Continue ReadingQuiet Weather Tonight 5-16-18
TONIGHT: Quiet condition continue with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies overnight. Temperatures drop to the 40s and 50s by early tomorrow morning.…
Continue ReadingNew movie based on former Colorado Springs detective who infiltrated KKK
A new movie coming to a theater near you is based on a former Colorado Springs detective. Ron Stallworth, a black man, was hired back in 1978, and he…
Continue ReadingHail season in Colorado: How you can be prepared
With severe storms more common in our daily forecasts, the risk of hail damage is something people in southern Colorado should be thinking about.…
Continue Reading51 cats removed from Canon City home after eviction
A person in Canon City who was evicted this month had to give up 51 cats to the Humane Society of Fremont County this week. Now the animal…
Continue ReadingBear killed confirmed to be responsible for Colorado attack
Wildlife officials say a bear killed by officers is the one that attacked a 5-year-old girl outside her home in western Colorado. In a statement…
Continue ReadingBob the Builder: Colorado Springs legislator gets most bills passed
If you put batting averages on Colorado legislators for their work this past session, you’d want Republican state Sen. Bob Gardner of Colorado…
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