Paradise Lost?
Every year, close to 20,000 people visit Guffey Gorge, as the locals call it. To the throngs of party-goers who have taken over the spot on most…
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Man found dead in van linked to East High shooting identified
Pueblo Police say a van they were looking for in connection to a shooting was pulled over on I-25 in southern El Paso County. State troopers pulled…
Continue ReadingSprings to pay tens of thousands in settlement with ACLU over ‘debtors jail’ practice
The City of Colorado Springs has settled with the American Civil Liberties Union over its former practice of jailing people who could not afford to…
Continue ReadingMan chases another man with hatchet at COS park
Colorado Springs police arrested a man Thursday for felony menacing. Apparently, Daniel Goff, 46, he was chasing another man in Dorchester Park while…
Continue ReadingCanadian wildfire draws comparisons with recent local fires
Many residents in the Pikes Peak region are sympathizing with and relating to people coping with a large wildfire in the Canadian province of…
Continue ReadingSchool security breach raises questions at D11
America Arellano, 7, is home safe after being taken from Carver Elementary School.Her mother, 25-year-old Wendy Arellano, is facing second-degree…
Continue ReadingWorlds largest firefighting aircraft has new home at Colorado Springs Airport
The Colorado Springs Airport is home to the worlds largest Global SuperTanker fire fighting aircraft. “The city of Colorado Springs and the…
Continue ReadingSilver Key asks for donations to feed seniors in our community
Silver Key says its pantry shelves are getting dangerously low. Each month, Silver Key provides food to more than 1,000 seniors in Southern Colorado.…
Continue ReadingRabies, Rabbit Fever confirmed in Pueblo animals
The Pueblo City-County Health Department says three people had contact with a rabbit that tested positive for rabies. “It is important to know…
Continue ReadingEmmanuel Sanders surprises soldiers at Fort Carson
Denver Broncos wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders goes “undercover” as a correspondent for USAA, interviewing military service members about…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Mother of missing Colorado Springs girl facing kidnapping charges
Colorado Springs Police say America Arellano, the girl at the center of an Amber Alert, has been found safe. The Aurora Police Department responded…
Continue ReadingBlaha back on GOP Senate ballot, calls for Williams to resign
A Denver judge has ruled that Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Robert Blaha can appear in the party’s Colorado primary. Secretary of State Wayne…
Continue ReadingZika concerns force Marc Leishman out of Olympics
Australian golfer Marc Leishman has pulled out of this summer’s Olympic Games in Rio amid concerns over the Zika virus. With the Games less…
Continue ReadingArmy reports sheds light on 2015 fatal crash at Fort Carson
A new report released from the US Army sheds new light on a fatal crash in 2015 during a training exercise at Fort Carson. Much of the report is…
Continue ReadingMarijuana, HOAs and Rental Properties
Attorneys call it wild west when it comes to laws surrounding marijuana, homeowners associations and rental properties in Colorado. In Colorado…
Continue ReadingAre you feeling lucky?
Check your Powerball ticket, because here are Wednesday night’s winning numbers: 47, 69, 30, 66, 57. And the Powerball is 3. The top prize:…
Continue Reading‘May the Fourth be with’ young patients at Memorial Hospital
University of Colorado Health celebrate “Star Wars Day” with patients at Memorial Hospital. “I was really happy. I was really…
Continue ReadingNew cemetery to be named after America’s Mountain
A new national veterans cemetery that will be built in Colorado Springs now has a name. After months of discussion, it will be called the Pikes Peak…
Continue ReadingHigh-rise hotel planned for Colorado Springs
An addition to the downtown skyline of Colorado Springs is in the works. Sources confirm that New Vision Hotels, based in the city, intends to build…
Continue ReadingColorado Republicans divided: State GOP chairman to vote, work for Trump, others not sold
Some party leaders on Wednesday said they will work hard to get Donald Trump elected president in this fall But, other activists in the party remain…
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