More Hail Damage in Northern Colorado Springs
An entire floor of an office building in northern Colorado Springs suffered major damage. This is not what the third floor of the office building…
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Two major Springs trail segments closed because of flood damage
The city of Colorado Springs says two popular spots for walking and jogging were damaged by the recent flooding rains. Flooding along Camp Creek…
Continue ReadingPotholes cause tipover; woman takes action
A forklift driver ended up in the hospital Wednesday, after hitting a pothole and flipping over. It happened at the intersection of Southmoor Drive…
Continue ReadingFlood advisory for Waldo Canyon burn scar until 5:45 p.m.
A flood advisory has been issued for the Waldo Canyon burn scar. Highway 24 is currently open. This advisory is scheduled to expire at 5:45…
Continue ReadingColorado school authorities back off survey changes
Colorado school officials have decided to leave in place a youth risk survey – for now – despite complaints from some parents that the…
Continue ReadingBroncos owner Bowlen elected to team’s Ring of Fame
Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen was elected as the 28th member of the team’s Ring of Fame on Wednesday. The induction ceremony will take place…
Continue ReadingBroomfield teacher charged with sexually assaulting student
A suburban Denver middle school teacher is accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a student for nearly a year, starting when she was 13.…
Continue Reading400 volunteers fix up American Legion
A sea of orange took over things in Fountain on Wednesday. Four hundred volunteers got their hands dirty to give American Legion 38 a much-needed…
Continue ReadingRun-off election: What you need to know
The Colorado Springs mayoral run-off election will happen on May 19. Ballots must be turned in by 7 p.m. on election day. This run-off election is a…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs mayoral candidates face off in debate
The candidates for the Colorado Springs mayoral run-off election faced off in a debate hosted by the Rotary Club of Colorado Springs Friday. Former…
Continue ReadingYoung people in Colorado Springs host picnic to show they’re here
Dozens of people gathered outside city hall for a picnic Thursday, to show there are young people in Colorado Springs. “People have an appetite…
Continue ReadingVoter turnout not as low as it seems, expert says
Voter turnout for the 2015 mayoral election was at less than half, but one expert says that’s not bad. There were 227,911 ballots mailed to…
Continue ReadingSuthers vs. Makepeace in city’s second runoff election
Mary Lou Makepeace will face John Suthers in a runoff election. “In this situation I came close to 50 percent, so people don’t think we…
Continue Reading#COSVotes | Runoff will decide race for mayor in Colorado Springs
A runoff election will be needed to determine who will be the next mayor of Colorado Springs. A candidate needed to get 50-percent plus one vote in…
Continue ReadingPolice: Man arrested after wrapping mother up in vacuum cord, threatening to kill her
A Colorado Springs man is accused of Intimidating a Witness and False Imprisonment after police say he wrapped his mom up with a vacuum cord and…
Continue ReadingPolice: Suspect stabs man during argument, steals victim’s car
Fountain police are investigating a stabbing early Wednesday morning (5/13/15). It happened around 1 a.m. in the 1600 block of Prado Drive. Police…
Continue ReadingSheriff Elder: Settlements with employees will help agency move forward
El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder was pleased with the Board of County Commissioners’ decision Tuesday to settle with two deputies from the…
Continue ReadingCDOT relaxes U.S. 24 closure protocol, but flash flooding still a concern
Even though the Colorado Department of Transportation is relaxing its U.S. 24 closure protocol, emergency crews say they’re still concerned…
Continue ReadingUPDATED: El Paso County agrees to pay $200,000 to settle claims
El Paso County will pay more than $200,000 to two sheriff’s sergeants who said they were harassed while working under former El Paso County…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council leaves marijuana question to voters
Voters will decide if recreational marijuana stores should open in the city. Right now, they’re only allowed in the county. City Council voted…
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