Barefoot hiker lost for 30 hours in Sand Dunes
A lost hiker spent 30 hours wandering barefoot around on the hot sands of Great Sand Dunes National Park before being found by a ranger. Officials…
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River Rafting Giveaway
Win a half day River Raft Expedition weekdays from KRDO NewsRadio and the Arkansas River Outfitters Association. Listen to the flow report weekday…
Continue ReadingFirefighter dies after Brainard Lake rescue
A firefighter who helped rescue an injured hiker in Boulder County is dead after collapsing on the trail. The Indian Peaks Fire Department…
Continue Reading3 West Nile risk areas identified in Longmont
Boulder County health officials say they’ve identified three locations in Longmont where mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile virus.…
Continue ReadingSheriff’s attorney: Pay legal bill, or be sued
The El Paso County sheriff’s attorney said her client will seek money from the county for his legal bills, and threatens legal action.…
Continue ReadingTaxpayers spend thousands for Pueblo police driving home to El Paso County
Pueblo taxpayers spend thousands of dollars every year on gas for city employees who drive vehicles to their homes in El Paso County. KRDO…
Continue ReadingHickenlooper misses Obama event at Cheesman Park, attends veterans ceremony in Springs
While President Barack Obama was talking about the economy and stumping for Colorado Sen. Mark Udall at Denver’s Cheesman Park on Wednesday,…
Continue ReadingSuicide rate remains high in El Paso County
Updated statistics show that 151 people committed suicide in El Paso County last year, continuing a disturbing trend that has lasted for several…
Continue ReadingPueblo West Metropolitan District preparing marijuana resolution
No more retail marijuana stores applications will be accepted in Pueblo County this year. Commissioners capped the number of stores at 10 for the…
Continue ReadingJudge: Colorado gay marriage ban unconstitutional
A judge in Colorado has struck down the state’s gay marriage ban. District Court Judge C. Scott Crabtree on Wednesday ruled the 2006…
Continue ReadingUtah to appeal gay marriage ruling to high court
Utah is going straight to the U.S. Supreme Court to challenge a federal appeals court ruling that found states must allow gay couples to marry. State…
Continue ReadingTailgating: A dangerous driving habit
A self-reported survey revealed Colorado is the worst in the nation for tailgating.Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Texas are close behind…
Continue Reading“No Kill” push for Colorado animals
Shelters are full of animals waiting to become someone’s cherished pet..For some, however, that “forever home” never comes17,000…
Continue ReadingNorthbound I-25 north of Pueblo reopens following crash
Northbound I-25 is back open after being closed Wednesday afternoon because of a crash. The one vehicle crash happened just south of mile marker 107…
Continue ReadingPolice: Driver loses control, hits and kills child on sidewalk
Colorado Springs Police say a driver lost control of her vehicle Tuesday night (7/8/14), hitting and killing a 7-year-old boy and sending five others…
Continue ReadingPueblo County reaches retail marijuana store license quota for 2014
Pueblo County will not issue anymore retail marijuana store licenses this year. The county says that when commissioners approved adult recreational…
Continue ReadingPolice use gas to flush fugitive out of Pueblo home
Pueblo Police say they were forced to use gas to get a fugitive out of a home after he refused to come out. Officers went to the 1300 block of E. 3rd…
Continue ReadingPilot buys pizzas for passengers grounded by storm
A Frontier Airlines pilot treated his passengers to pizza when storms diverted a Denver-bound flight to Cheyenne, where the plane was stuck for a…
Continue ReadingGay marriage license showdown heads to court
A showdown over gay marriage licenses in Colorado could be resolved Wednesday. Republican Attorney General John Suthers is suing the Boulder County…
Continue ReadingFracking campaign finance dispute heads to court
An administrative law judge in Denver is hearing a complaint alleging that a group promoting fracking limits isn’t properly disclosing its…
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