Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Shows Off Hoglets
The first-ever red river hoglets have been born at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, officials said Thursday. The hoglets are healthy, growing, and spending…
Continue ReadingNews
Denver Zoo Welcomes Lemur Quadruplets
Warning, they’re cute! The Denver Zoo is showing off their newest addition: quadruplet red ruffed lemurs. The quadruplets, born March 12,…
Continue ReadingMayoral Candidates Discuss Negative Campaign Tactic
A phone survey describing mayoral candidate Richard Skorman as a liberal and an advocate of big government, tax increases and homosexuals is…
Continue ReadingMayoral Candidate Steve Bach?s Name First On Ballot
The order of the ballot positions for the Mayoral run-off election was decided with a drawing Thursday morning. Two slips, each containing the name…
Continue ReadingUpdate: 10,000 Ballots Left Uncounted Tuesday
Update: Sue Skiffington-Blumberg, top spokeswoman with the city, says computer problems did not contribute to Tuesday’s decision to go home…
Continue ReadingVote Counting Resumes After Being Halted
The city clerk’s office said they are picking up where they left off Tuesday night, tabulating more than 10,000 votes left uncounted. Some…
Continue ReadingUnder-Voting A Factor In City Election Tuesday
In politics, the strategy is known as under-voting, bullet voting or single shooting. It’s when someone votes for the fewest number of…
Continue ReadingBach Advances To Mayoral Runoff
The candidates to be the next mayor of Colorado Springs dropped from eight to two Tuesday. Joining former vice-mayor Richard Skorman is Steve Bach.…
Continue ReadingSchool Finance Act Introduced At Capitol
The Colorado Department of Education?s public school finance office Wednesday published projected district funding summaries for the 2011-2012 year…
Continue ReadingPayday Loan Scam Hitting Consumers
A payday loan scam is hitting some consumers who applied for a loan online. Eric and Suzanne Conley said a payday loan was their only option to get…
Continue ReadingBahr, Munger Concede In Strong Mayor Race
Brian Bahr’s campaign told KRDO he has conceded in his run for Strong Mayor of Colorado Springs. The campaign has not said if he would back…
Continue ReadingColo. Springs Election Goes Off Without Hitch
Colorado Springs City Clerk Kathryn Young said Tuesday’s election has gone as well as she had hoped. Young told KRDO Tuesday’s weather…
Continue ReadingLast-Minute Rush On Voter Status Happening Now
Procrastinators are rushing to the city clerk’s office in Colorado Springs trying to change their voting status before the 7 p.m. deadline.…
Continue ReadingAir Force Academy Releases Smartphone App
The Air Force Academy said Tuesday they plan to launch a new app that’ll have the latest academy news for iPhone and Android smartphones. The…
Continue ReadingTeachers To Get Technology Grants
Four Southern Colorado teachers will receive grants from Qwest to promote technology in the classroom. According to information released by Qwest the…
Continue ReadingColo. Springs Ballot Drop-Off Locations
Here’s a list of drop-off locations for your Colorado Springs ballot. You can drop-off ballots beginning at 7 a.m. on Tuesday. All ballots must…
Continue ReadingRescue Mission In Need Of Easter Hams
The Springs Rescue Mission is asking for Easter hams as part of their “Turn Hunger into Hope” campaign. The mission said they’ve…
Continue ReadingNew Computers Headed To Colo. Springs Libraries
Thanks to a $3.3 million grant for the state of Colorado, southern Colorado libraries will soon be sporting new computers. Pikes Peak Libraries is…
Continue ReadingHealing Radio
March 26: Solutions for The Weighty Problems of Obesity & Being Overweight April 2: Diabetes – The Life and Death Issues in Your Sugar Bowl…
Continue ReadingSubmit Your Questions To NEWSCHANNEL 13’s Financial Planner
NEWSCHANNEL 13’s Certified Financial Planner will answer your questions live on air every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. Denisa helps people who need an…
Continue Reading