Food truck project hopes to revitalize downtown area
Several food trucks opened for business at a busy Colorado Springs intersection Wednesday as part of a project to revitalize the city’s…
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Target 13 investigates: DOC internal audit results
The Colorado Department of Corrections released preliminary results of an internal audit ordered by Gov. John Hickenlooper after the March shooting…
Continue ReadingFountain police officer accused of stalking
A Fountain Police officer was arrested Tuesday night by El Paso County Sheriff’s Deputies on suspicion of stalking. The incident happened…
Continue ReadingBreakfast after the bell becoming law in Colo.
Some Colorado schools will be required to provide breakfast to students after the first bell of the day starting next school year. Lawmakers passed…
Continue Reading1947 flood remembered in the Waldo Canyon area
Frank Sanborn was about 13 years old when a flood came roaring down the Waldo Canyon area, May 10th 1947, “It was terribly hot and we got a…
Continue ReadingOne drink DUI?
The National Transportation Safety Board is recommending states should lower their DUI limits from the current level of .08 down to .05. Officials…
Continue ReadingMayor Bach talks city staff departures, $1.5 million in pay outs
After initially refusing an interview, Mayor Steve Bach is answering concerns about the mass exodus of top city leaders and the almost $1.5 million…
Continue ReadingHigh apartment vacancy rate in Pueblo
Pueblo has one of the highest apartment vacancy rates in the state. According to the Colorado Division of Housing, in the first quarter of 2013,…
Continue ReadingTraveling Bible Exhibit Lands In Colorado Springs
More than 450 biblical artifacts — including portions of the Dead Sea Scrolls — are now on display in Colorado Springs. They’re…
Continue ReadingTarget 13 Investigates: Inmate walkaways
A Target 13 investigation Tuesday asked authorities why the public isn’t notified immediately when an inmate at a halfway house, or community…
Continue ReadingA push to change what’s a DUI
The National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday proposed changing the DUI limit from the current, point zero eight to point zero five. The…
Continue ReadingLocal woman, expert talk about cancer risk prevention
A Colorado Springs woman shares her story of cancer prevention, following Angelina Jolie’s announcement that she had a double mastectomy.…
Continue ReadingSecure Perimeter at East-side Pueblo Schools
Schools on the east side of Pueblo have were placed on secure perimeter status as a precaution because of police activity, according to School…
Continue ReadingGolden parachutes have cost Springs taxpayers almost $1.5 million
It’s almost $1.5 million from the pockets of Colorado Springs taxpayers. That’s what’s been paid out to 26 city employees who have…
Continue ReadingMan shot in both legs during robbery
Colorado Springs Police are investigating a shooting that injured one man Monday night. It happened around 10:30 p.m. in the 200 block of N. Murray…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs Employee Separation Packages
It’s almost $1.5 million from the pockets of Colorado Springs taxpayers. That’s what’s been paid out to 26 city employees who have…
Continue ReadingCDOT Calls Wildlife Fences Successful
The Colorado Department of Transportation said the project that placed fences along I-25 last year has proved to be a success. The fences are…
Continue ReadingMarijuana in Co. Springs
Colorado Springs could ban the sale of recreational marijuana. It turns out the city has a lot of power when dealing with Amendment 64. The Colorado…
Continue ReadingMan shot by Manitou Springs officer wanted for escape
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office said a man who exchanged gunfire with a Manitou Springs police officer moments before being shot early…
Continue ReadingOJ Simpson returns to courtroom in bid for new trial
O.J. Simpson was back in a Las Vegas courtroom on Monday to ask for a new trial in the armed robbery-kidnapping case that sent him to prison in 2008.…
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