Nonprofit organizations in Pueblo are figuring out ways around government funding
Nonprofit organizations in Pueblo are figuring out ways around the lack of government funding. Since Question 1A, which would have added an…
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Springs mayor says he will disregard new budget ordinance
Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach said Thursday that City Council’s budget department changes are illegal — and, therefore, invalid and…
Continue ReadingTarget security breach: What you need to know
A massive security breach has millions of Target shoppers frantically checking their bank accounts. On Thursday, Target confirmed that millions of…
Continue ReadingUniversal blood supply in Colorado critically low
The blood supply in Colorado is at a critical low and Bonfils Blood Center is putting out an urgent call for donations. Demand for blood in the state…
Continue ReadingChild blamed for Colorado Springs house fire
Fire investigators say a house fire on E. Uintah Street Wednesday (12/18/13) was caused by a child. Two women were treated for smoke inhalation…
Continue Reading29 people arrested in two-state drug bust
The Trinidad Police Department says a drug sweep spanning two states has led to the arrest of nearly 30 people in southern Colorado and northern New…
Continue ReadingColorado students allowed back after shooting
Students are being allowed back in to Colorado’s Arapahoe High School for brief visits that are providing some comfort following last…
Continue ReadingSearch for triple murder suspect intensifies
The U.S. Marshals Service Colorado Violent Offender Task Force and the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office are seeking the assistance of the public…
Continue ReadingLengthy standoff ends with arrest in Colorado Springs
A 29-year-old man was arrested early Thursday morning after a lengthy standoff in Colorado Springs. Police arrested James Ferrell, who was wanted for…
Continue ReadingRobbery at Ramada Inn
Colorado Springs Police are looking for two men they said robbed the Ramada Inn in the 500 block of North Murray Boulevard. It happened after 4 a.m.…
Continue ReadingThe Organic Seed Robbed
Three men were charged with theft after a robbery at The Organic Seed, a marijuana dispensary. Colorado Springs Police said they received a call from…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest Fire Board member says residents have right to impartial investigation
One Black Forest Fire Board member said residents have a right to an impartial decision following an investigation into its fire chief. The Black…
Continue ReadingMan arrested after barricading himself in apartment
Colorado Springs Police arrested a man early Thursday morning after he barricaded himself in an apartment at a complex on the 1800 block of Monterey…
Continue ReadingManitou Springs City Council’s plan for Canon Avenue has mixed reaction from the people
People in Manitou Springs are split over city council’s plan for Canon Avenue. City Council voted unanimously to buy 609 Canon Ave. for…
Continue ReadingRockies Make More Moves
The Colorado Rockies have reacquired left-hander Franklin Morales from the Boston Red Sox for versatile infielder Jonathan Herrera. It was the second…
Continue ReadingVerdict expected Thursday in trial of Caon City councilman
Jurors are expected to reach a verdict Thursday in the trial of a Caon City councilman accused of assaulting an elderly couple. Michael…
Continue ReadingClarification for volunteer firefighter healthcare coverage
Congress is rushing to put out the fire they started. For months fire departments have been seeking clarity whether or not the Affordable Care Act…
Continue ReadingLocal Rotary clubs give money to flood-damaged businesses in Manitou
For the second time this season, the area’s eight Rotary clubs donated money to several of the businesses most damaged by flash flooding in…
Continue ReadingNorth Cheyenne Caon Park to reopen Saturday
A popular location for recreation in Colorado Springs will once again be available to the public this weekend after damage from September flash…
Continue ReadingCouncil upholds most of mayor’s vetoes to 2014 budget
The Colorado Springs budget battle may be over, but some City Council members worry a legal one may take its place. Colorado Springs City Council…
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