City salaries scrutinized by anti-tax advocate
The city of Colorado Springs shared salary information for its employees and one tax critic said the waste shows. There are close to 280 Colorado…
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Neighbors angered by lack of information from police take charge
Neighbors on Pueblo’s eastside are upset that three sex-related crimes have happened in the area and police didn’t warn them that a…
Continue ReadingVictims lash out at Governor for reprieve
Gov. John Hickenlooper decided Wednesday to grant a reprieve to convicted killer Nathan Dunlap, who was set to be executed in August for killing four…
Continue ReadingMore tornado sirens unnecessary, officials say
Local emergency responders said Wednesday that the lack of tornado sirens doesn’t make the area more vulnerable to danger from twisters. Sirens…
Continue ReadingMorse term limit not affecting recall effort
The leader of a group seeking to recall state Sen. John Morse said Wednesday that it doesn’t matter the lawmaker has only one year left to…
Continue ReadingColorado’s most expensive tornado struck 5 years ago
On May 22, 2008, an EF3 tornado barreled down on the city of Windsor. Along the tornado’s 39-mile path, it destroyed 78 homes, damaged…
Continue ReadingSearch teams prepping for busy season
Some consider Memorial Day weekend to be the unofficial start of summer. Search and rescue teams consider it to be the beginning of their busiest…
Continue ReadingNorthbound I-25 closed near Trinidad
An accident involving a semi-truck has caused northbound Interstate 25 to close about ten miles north of Trinidad. According to the Colorado…
Continue ReadingConvicted killer’s execution delayed
Governor John Hickenlooper granted an indefinite reprieve for Aurora Chuck E. Cheese killer Nathan Dunlap Wednesday, citing doubts about the death…
Continue ReadingLocal subdivision shows rebuilding comes at a price
Oklahoma homeowners devastated by Monday’s tornado salvaged what’s left of their homes Wednesday. It’s the beginning of a long road…
Continue ReadingJudge: Hollister, Abercrombie clothing unfriendly to disabled
A federal judge in Denver is considering an injunction after ruling that nearly 250 Abercrombie & Fitch Co. and J.M. Hollister LLC clothing…
Continue ReadingGirl’s lemonade stand accidentally shut down
By Michael KlopfensteinBy RTV6 Staff (ABC) A 10 year old girl’s lemonade stand was mistakenly shut down last weekend at the Indianapolis Motor…
Continue ReadingSprings police investigate home invasion
Colorado Springs police made an arrest in a home invasion and are looking for three other men involved. Police said four men entered a home on. South…
Continue ReadingMan with rifle shot by Longmont police officer
Longmont police say a 28-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot three times by a police officer after the man opened fire with a…
Continue ReadingThe last of the t-birds
Dr. Roy J. Wasson told students at his namesake high school back in 1959 that, “The opportunity is yours to create a tradition and make a…
Continue ReadingRampart Reservoir set to reopen after Waldo fire
The U. S. Forest Service (USFS) announced Tuesday that it expects to open over 40 percent of the Waldo Canyon Burn Area to visitors Friday, May 24,…
Continue ReadingEllicott remembers Memorial Day 2001 tornado
Monday’s tornado in Oklahoma has the residents of an El Paso County town recalling a twister that struck 12 years ago. “The darkness was…
Continue ReadingPolice: Rash of bank robberies not a trend
It’s like the Wild West– bad guys are sticking up banks in Colorado Springs. There have been nine bank robberies so far this year. The…
Continue ReadingPhone lines repaired at Pueblo City Schools
Pueblo City Schools experienced a phone outage for several hours on Tuesday. The phone lines went down around noon and were repaired around 4 p.m.…
Continue ReadingWhat to do if your phone is stolen
Our cell phones have become more than just telephones. They’re our address books, photo albums, calendars and even banks. Losing that…
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