Pueblo standoff ends peacefully
A short standoff in Pueblo Saturday is over. Police have arrested Richard Licon, 20, for several outstanding warrants. Licon saw police coming and…
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Vehicle crashes into Colorado Springs motel
A woman faces charges after crashing her Jeep into a Colorado Springs motel. Summer Haugeto, 31, is charged with driving under the influence. Police…
Continue ReadingFederal aid coming for Black Forest, Royal Gorge fires
President Barack Obama has issued major disaster declarations for the Royal Gorge and Black Forest wildfires, allowing for federal aid to help deal…
Continue ReadingGreeley fire started by children
Firefighters say a blaze that caused an estimated $75,000 in damage to two homes in Greeley was started by children playing with a lighter. No…
Continue ReadingSpeed, alcohol factors in deadly motorcycle crash
Police are investigating a fatal motorcycle accident that shut down the southbound lanes of Union Boulevard near Garden Ranch Drive Friday. Colorado…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs man killed in Friday’s second motorcycle accident
A Colorado Springs man was killed in a motorcycle crash Friday night. The Colorado State Patrol said 29-year-old Spencer Shipley was pronounced dead…
Continue ReadingHiker rescued after North Cheyenne Canon Park fall
A teenager who fell 50 feet while hiking in Cheyenne Canyon Friday afternoon has been rescued. The teen fell from the Buffalo Canyon Trail, and…
Continue ReadingWear Red Friday Heroes are heroes at schools
Virginia and Verne Campbell are two quiet powerhouses at schools across Southern Colorado. Verne is an Army officer with 25 years of active duty. He…
Continue ReadingLoveland, Lafayette verify petitions on fracking
Officials say petitioners have turned in enough valid signatures to ask voters in November to ban new oil and gas extraction in Lafayette. The Daily…
Continue ReadingTri-Lakes, Blackforest voters decide on a $4.5 million tax increase November 2013
The Lewis-Palmer School District Board of Education approved sending a $4.5 million question to taxpayers this November 2013. We asked for a $4.5…
Continue ReadingLocal owners, DEA respond to federal raids on MMJ dispensaries
A spokesman for the Drug Enforcement Administration said law-abiding medical marijuana dispensaries in Colorado likely won’t be targeted by…
Continue ReadingArmy mum on investigation into sex misconduct cases
As the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office reveals that it is investigating a soldier also being investigated by the Army, Ft. Carson stays silent…
Continue ReadingUS aid OK’d for Royal Gorge, Black Forest fires
President Barack Obama has issued major disaster declarations for the Royal Gorge and Black Forest wildfires, allowing for federal aid to help deal…
Continue Reading2nd Medal of Honor awarded for Afghan fight
By: Jake Taper, CNN It was a devastating Taliban attack, launched on an eastern Afghanistan outpost positioned so poorly it was nearly indefensible.…
Continue ReadingHorse Manure on Trails Bothers Visitors
A stinky situation doesn’t exactly welcome visitors at the Garden of the Gods. There is horse manure on the trails and it leaves behind an…
Continue ReadingSheriff, Army both investigating sex allegations
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Department says one of the Fort Carson soldiers under investigation by the Army on allegations of sexual…
Continue ReadingInternet safety concerns
Zachary Hamilton-Smith, 19, from Monument is accused of sexually assaulting a boy he met on the Internet. Deputies said the victim revealed personal…
Continue ReadingAnnual event’s charitable twist could help homeowners worried about floods
An annual event in Colorado Springs has a charitable twist this year that could help homeowners who are worried about floods. This year the Olympic…
Continue ReadingSierra Club sues feds over oil shale development
The federal government is being sued for opening up parts of the Rocky Mountains to oil shale development. The Sierra Club and six other conservation…
Continue ReadingChristie slams ‘libertarian’ trend on security
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul on Friday criticized New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie for advocating security over privacy rights when it comes to national…
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