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Controversial street delineators removed from one SW Colorado Springs intersection but remain at another

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Late Tuesday morning, city crews suddenly removed upright street markers called delineators from the intersection of Cheyenne Boulevard and Woodburn Street. The reflective yellow and white tubes were installed last summer as part of a study, prompted partly by citizen feedback, to learn if they could slow traffic down and

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Neighbors, drivers adjust to traffic changes on Cheyenne Boulevard in Colorado Springs

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Along with ongoing sidewalk improvements, Cheyenne Boulevard in southwest Colorado Springs is the site of two other projects that have changed traffic patterns and required adjustment by nearby residents and drivers. A Colorado Springs Utilities project to replace two existing natural gas lines started three weeks ago, just east of

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Peak Alerts now available in multiple languages in El Paso and Teller County

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) – The El Paso-Teller County 911 Authority is excited to announce that Peak Alerts are available in more than 130 different languages. Through this collaboration, all Peak Alerts will integrate with the ReachWell app, allowing users to access critical alerts in their preferred language. The ReachWell app makes emergency alerts available in

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El Paso and Pueblo County Sheriff’s Offices serve warrants to take cash from popular dispensaries

SOUTHERN COLORADO, USA (KRDO) – The popular marijuana dispensary Maggie’s Farm, is at the center of a dual-agency investigation as El Paso and Pueblo County Sheriff’s deputies seized cash from multiple locations on Monday. A locksmith based in Colorado Springs with Mason’s Mobile Locksmith, tells KRDO13 that he and two of his coworkers were sent to three

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Colorado Springs Fire proposes plan to take over ambulance service with no cost to taxpayers

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – The Colorado Springs Fire Department proposed a plan to take over emergency medical services, promising better response times and lower costs for residents, as the current provider has struggled to meet contractual requirements. The proposal is for an emergency medical services (EMS) enterprise run by the Colorado Springs Fire Department

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