NASA planes helping study ozone along Front Range
Researchers from NASA and other agencies are launching a month long study to identify sources of high summer ozone levels along Colorado’s…
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Ex-cop gets probation, 30 days in jail for abuse
A former Berthoud police officer will serve three years’ probation and 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to force-feeding his 15-year-old…
Continue ReadingBoulder celebrates Tube To Work Day
A few commuters in Boulder may be showing up to work dripping wet because they observed Tube To Work Day. The lighthearted holiday hits seven years…
Continue ReadingNo wild horse roundups in Colorado this summer
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management will not be gathering wild horses in Colorado this summer. The Denver Post reports that Colorado is close to its…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council expands places people can smoke pot
Pueblo City Council passed an ordinance Monday night that would allow people to smoke marijuana outside on private property. Council members passed…
Continue ReadingFlash flood warnings driving frustration
While the flash flooding in Fountain Creek didn’t physically affect Highway 24 directly, the threat did indirectly. Highway 24 was closed twice…
Continue ReadingRecovering from rain along Hwy 94
When farming is your livelihood, you rely on Mother Nature.That means you have to expect anything.But even George Shubert says damage like this is…
Continue ReadingFlash flooding impacts southern Colorado
Monsoon fueled thunderstorms brought severe weather and flash flooding to much of southern Colorado Monday (7/14/14). A Flash flood warning was…
Continue ReadingStandoff ends peacefully outside of Walgreens in Pueblo
A tense standoff in Pueblo ended peacefully Monday evening (7/14/14). The situation began at around 2:20 p.m. at the Walgreens near the intersection…
Continue ReadingMayor of Woodland Park resigns
Woodland Park Mayor David Turley has resigned his post amid allegations of sexual assault on a child. David Turley announced his resignation on July…
Continue ReadingGay marriage ruling in limbo; Suthers appeals decision, couples continue to marry
Denver, Pueblo and Boulder continue to issue same-sex marriage licenses. But are those licenses actually valid under Colorado law? Voters banned…
Continue ReadingUnusual accident blocks Springs intersection
The bed of a truck somehow ended up tangled in the traffic lights at Fillmore and Mesa Monday (7/14/14). The Colorado Springs Traffic Center says…
Continue ReadingParents found after 4-year-old girl is discovered wandering alone at night
When the girl was first discovered walking alone, at night on Sunday night,she told police her name was Jaycee Madison Duffree, but that’s all…
Continue ReadingJudge refuses to halt gay marriages in Denver
A judge is refusing to halt gay marriages in Denver. District Court Judge C. Scott Crabtree on Monday rejected a request by Colorado Attorney General…
Continue ReadingCrimeTracker: Monday morning blotter
Here is your CrimeTracker for the morning of Monday, July 14, 2014: Colorado Springs Stabbing: Colorado Springs Police are chasing down leads after a…
Continue ReadingTurley recall effort has divided people in Woodland Park
A group in Woodland Park wants Mayor David Turley out of office, but not everyone in the city agrees with that. Turley is facing charges of sexual…
Continue ReadingJudge bars filming of James Holmes exam, for now
The judge in the Colorado theater shootings case has told a doctor not to video-record the second sanity evaluation of defendant James Holmes, at…
Continue ReadingBoy seriously injured by pit bull in Commerce City
A toddler is being treated for serious injuries after being mauled a pit bull in Commerce City. Police say the dog was tied up Sunday night when the…
Continue ReadingMan stabbed to death in Grand Junction
Authorities are investigating after a man was stabbed to death in the Orchard Mesa area of Grand Junction. Police say the man, whose name and age…
Continue ReadingBroomfield uses rubber buckshot to haze coyotes
Broomfield open space officials have begun “high-intensity hazing” that includes rubber buckshot after aggressive coyotes have come close…
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