Colo. rafting company was on probation when boy drowned
A Colorado rafting company was on probation when an 11-year-old boy drowned on a rafting trip. That’s according to state regulators who put the…
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Tom Martino the Troubleshooter
Consumer Advocate Tom Martino has been fighting for consumers more than 30-years utilizing Radio, TV, Newspapers, Magazines and the Internet. His…
Continue ReadingDancing with the Stars veteran speaks at COS Woman’s Expo
A “Dancing with the Stars” pro made a guest appearance in Colorado Springs on Saturday. Twenty one-season veteran Tony Dovolani spoke at…
Continue ReadingRollover crash off Hwy 83
Officials responded to a rollover crash off Highway 83 on Saturday morning. The accident happened near Flying Horse Club Dirve at around 11:20 a.m.…
Continue ReadingCU enrollment up at all 4 campuses this year
Preliminary figures from the University of Colorado show the school’s Boulder campus has set a new record for freshman enrollment. The Daily…
Continue ReadingColorado governor rappels down high-rise for good cause
Colorado’s governor has successfully rappelled down a high-rise apartment building in downtown Denver to raise awareness of cancer. Gov. John…
Continue ReadingA Helping Hand for the Homeless
Pueblo county workers are doing their part to make sure homeless people in the region stay warm and have new clothes. Today, Pueblo county employees,…
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Continue ReadingGrand County opposes federal oil and gas plan
Grand County has voiced concerns about a federal proposal to lease over 27,000 acres of land for oil and gas development near Rocky Mountain National…
Continue ReadingOne dead, one hurt in road rage incident
One person dead and another was injured after a road rage incident near the Denver International Airport. According to KDVR in Denver, it happened…
Continue ReadingAnti-pot measure one step closer to Pueblo November ballot
An anti-marijuana measure in Pueblo is one step closer to making it on the November ballot. Citizens for a Healthy Pueblo turned in their petitions…
Continue Reading3 arrested after man kidnapped from Denver area adult store
Authorities say a man was kidnapped in suburban Denver and held for five days until his family paid $200,000 in ransom. Police on Wednesday announced…
Continue ReadingUS clears way for cleanup of Colorado mine after huge spill
A Colorado mine that spilled 3 million gallons of contaminated wastewater into rivers in three Western states has been designated a Superfund site.…
Continue ReadingLocal groups say thanks to military community by feeding 400 families and veterans
Military families and veterans from all backgrounds lined up Wednesday morning to receive a big thank you. “We were in the Marines first, and…
Continue ReadingGas leak causes temporary road closures, building evacuations on Widefield Blvd.
A gas leak temporarily closed roadways and evacuated businesses along Widefield Boulevard on Wednesday. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office…
Continue ReadingOfficials investigating crash at Fort Carson training site
A person was rushed to the hospital on Wednesday morning after a single-vehicle crash at a Fort Carson training area. Fort Carson Emergency Services…
Continue ReadingPolice: Man killed by officer was threatening kids
Police say a man shot and killed by an officer in a Colorado trailer park was holding children hostage with knives. The Daily Sentinel reports that…
Continue ReadingHouse panel subpoenas VA over Denver hospital, artwork
A House committee has voted to issue a subpoena to the Department of Veterans Affairs, demanding that the agency turn over documents that could…
Continue ReadingHanging Lake to close Saturday due to graffiti problem
According to KMGH in Denver, forest rangers say graffiti and vandalism is a growing problem at Hanging Lake in Glenwood Springs. The popular tourist…
Continue ReadingGreen Party candidate faces charges in graffiti protest
Authorities say they will charge Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein who is accused of spray-painting construction equipment during a…
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