Statue of heroic war horse to be unveiled in Kentucky
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) – The Kentucky Horse Park plans to unveil a statue of a horse that became a hero during the Korean War. A statement from…
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Man wanted for stabbing in El Paso County
The El Paso Co. Sheriff’s Office found the man accused of stabbing someone, after an overnight search. Nicholas Sambrano, 32, was booked into…
Continue ReadingIllegal campfire sparked Arizona fire
CLINTS WELL, Ariz. (AP) – Authorities say an illegal campfire sparked a wildfire in Arizona that has prompted evacuations while burning 30…
Continue ReadingColorado soldier killed in combat in Afghanistan
LOVELAND, Colo. (AP) – A Colorado soldier has been killed in combat in Afghanistan. The Defense Department said Tuesday that 22-year-old Spc.…
Continue ReadingVictims in deadly I-25 wrecks identified
UPDATE: State troopers have identified two men, killed in separate crashes along I-25 north of Pueblo Tuesday. The first crash, which occurred about…
Continue ReadingThe Sky Sox ready for screaming kids
The Colorado Springs Sky Sox will host the Nashville Sounds Wednesday and Thursday morning for Math Day. The stands will be filled with screaming…
Continue ReadingPueblo D60 teachers already planning for strike, another school cancels class
Yet another school canceled class in Pueblo after so many teachers called out on Tuesday. Risley International Academy of Innovation sat empty and…
Continue ReadingShowers Return 5-1-18
TONIGHT: Low clouds move in through the early morning hours with the potential for light showers and drizzle. Low temps stay mild in the 30s and 40s.…
Continue ReadingTwo men to stand trial for murdering auto shop owner
The trial dates have been set for the two men charged in the murder of a Colorado Springs auto shop owner. Eric Grant and Derrick Davis will be tried…
Continue ReadingTeen Vaping: The Cloudy Crisis Part 2
The use of vaping devices and e-cigarettes among teenagers is exploding throughout the nation, and here in Colorado. The latest studies show nearly…
Continue ReadingLamborn in federal court, political future up in the air
The testimonies and arguments in Congressman Doug Lamborn’s hearing wrapped up Monday afternoon. The judge now has the case under advisement…
Continue ReadingLamborn: Awaiting federal judge’s ruling Tuesday
We’re waiting on a ruling expected Tuesday afternoon from a Denver federal judge on whether Colorado U.S. Rep Doug Lamborn will be on the…
Continue ReadingDeadly Colorado Springs police shooting ruled justified
Colorado Springs police officers shot and killed a man while trying to handcuff him. The shooting was later ruled justified by the 4th Judicial…
Continue ReadingTeen Vaping: The Cloudy Crisis Part 1
A new trend is sweeping across our schools, and it’s only getting more popular. Vaping is become a wildly popular trend, with more and more…
Continue ReadingRecovery crews search for missing people in Lake Pueblo
UPDATE: Crews have stopped the rescue operations and have transitioned into a recovery effort Tuesday morning. Investigators confirm there could be…
Continue ReadingMan hit, killed by semi on NB I-25
A man was struck and killed by a semi truck on I-25 in Pueblo County Tuesday. A 21-year-old man was killed, Colorado State Patrol said. The incident…
Continue ReadingLarge scrap fire burned in Southeast Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs Fire Crews responded to a large scrap fire in the 2600 block of Las Vegas Street. Multiple crews are on site working to attack the…
Continue ReadingFood Truck Tuesdays returns to Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Get ready for Food Truck Tuesdays! The weekly event will return to the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum starting Tuesday May 15 with a kickoff event.…
Continue ReadingBakery appeals to UK Supreme Court in gay-rights cake case
LONDON (AP) – A bakery owned by a Christian family is asking Britain’s Supreme Court to overturn a ruling that it discriminated against a…
Continue ReadingWater restrictions in effect for Manitou Springs
The Manitou Springs City Council enacted Level One Water Restrictions on May 1. The restrictions are due to the drought conditions across the…
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