Campaign seeks to rename Colo. mountain for boy
A proposal to rename a La Plata County mountain after the boy whose remains were found there is getting a mixed response. The Durango Herald reports…
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Teams looking for US senator’s brother find body
The family of Colorado Sen. Mark Udall says searchers looking for his brother in western Wyoming’s Wind River Range have found his body. James…
Continue ReadingFormer Lamar baseball player killed battling Arizona wildfire
A former baseball player at Lamar Community College was one of 19 firefighters killed while battling a wildfire in Arizona on Sunday. Wade Parker was…
Continue Reading1 man arrested, 3 others sought in series of sex assaults
In the past two weeks, three women have been victims of sex assaults in three different areas of Colorado Springs. Two of the crimes happened Monday…
Continue ReadingMultiple vehicle burglaries at Colorado Springs theater
Colorado Springs police on Wednesday were trying to confirm a rash of vehicle break-ins in the parking lot of the Tinseltown movie theater near World…
Continue ReadingFormer priest found not guilty of sexual assault on a child
A former Colorado Springs priest has been found not guilty of sexual assault on a child. Father Charles Manning, 78, used to be the pastor at St.…
Continue ReadingCalif. lawmakers pass K-12 transgender-rights bill
California lawmakers are sending Gov. Jerry Brown a bill that would require public K-12 schools to let transgender students choose which restrooms…
Continue ReadingMorse, Giron face setbacks in recall challenges
The Secretary of State’s Office says a petition to recall Sen. John Morse is sufficient. The more than six-page decision was handed down by…
Continue ReadingCSU water restrictions remain despite browning conditions
Browning lawns across Colorado Springs have some water users wondering when water restrictions will end. Currently, all water customers are limited…
Continue ReadingWater wells damaged in Black Forest fire
The El Paso County Health Department wants to make sure people whose homes have been burned in the Black Forest fire are not in for more problems.…
Continue ReadingColo. gets its 1st human West Nile case of season
Colorado health officials say a Delta County resident has the state’s first reported human case of West Nile virus this season. The state…
Continue Reading38 Colorado counties declared natural disaster areas because of drought
The United States Department of Agriculture has designated 38 Colorado counties as natural disaster areas because of the state’s ongoing…
Continue ReadingBody discovered near Colorado National Monument, death ruled homicide
A an investigation is underway after tourists found a body near the Colorado National Monument on Tuesday. The body of an adult woman was found near…
Continue ReadingCounty Commissioner to suspend some rules for fire victims
El Paso County Commissioners voted to temporarily suspend some development codes they announced at a meeting Wednesday. The Black Forest Long Range…
Continue ReadingDefense: Don’t let reporter see Holmes’ notebook
Lawyers for Colorado theater shooting suspect James Holmes are objecting to a request by Fox News reporter Jana Winter to see a notebook Holmes sent…
Continue ReadingWash. officials approve draft pot industry rules
The Washington Liquor Control Board has approved draft rules for the state’s new marijuana industry. Four public meetings on the proposed rules…
Continue ReadingGardner defends Pinon Canyon amendment
Congressman Cory Gardner is defending his amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act to require a congressional vote before the Army can…
Continue ReadingDemocratic lawmakers await recall decisions
Colorado’s Senate president is awaiting word whether he’ll face a recall election over gun control. The secretary of state’s office…
Continue ReadingSearch continues for Udall in Wyo. Wind Rivers
About 30 people and search-and-rescue dogs are still looking for the brother of Colorado Sen. Mark Udall in western Wyoming’s Wind River Range.…
Continue ReadingRoyal Gorge begins tourism campaign after fire
Tourism officials are hoping to get visitors back to the Royal Gorge area and its railroad and historic bridge after a wildfire last month. The…
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