Snowy field forces move for AFA Founders Day parade
The 60th annual Founders Day Parade at the United States Air Force Academy has been moved because the parade field at the Academy is covered in snow.…
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Date: April 4, 2014Location: Colorado Springs, CO.Position: Assistant News Director If you are looking to make a career jump to a great news market…
Continue ReadingBaby boom in Colorado Springs; Black Forest Fire a theory
There’s a baby boom going on in Colorado Springs and it could have something to do with the Black Forest Fire. 302 babies were born at St.…
Continue ReadingSprings woman sentenced for killing mother-in-law
A Colorado Springs woman who stabbed her mother-in-law to death has been sentenced to more than four decades behind bars. Judge Barbara Hughes…
Continue ReadingAspen Mountain extends ski season for 2 weekends
Aspen Mountain is extending its season after getting around 300 inches of snow. The mountain was set to close April 20 but will stay open for weekend…
Continue ReadingColorado weighs ban of traffic enforcement cameras
Lawmakers will consider a proposal to ban red-light and speeding cameras in Colorado and the bill sponsor says he has more support than when he…
Continue ReadingColorado budget near completion after Senate vote
A $23 billion state budget passed the Colorado Senate with increased funding for education, a bigger rainy day fund, and money for an aerial…
Continue ReadingBig plumbing change awaits governor’s pen
A big change to Colorado bathrooms and kitchens has cleared the state Legislature and awaits the governor’s signature. A bill to phase out…
Continue ReadingPueblo police searching for cigarette thief
Pueblo Police say a man who was caught on surveillance video stealing cigarettes from a south side convenience store might be responsible for other…
Continue ReadingRollover crash on I-25 near Cimarron cleaned up
Colorado Springs police investigated a rollover crash on southbound I-25 near the Cimarron exit Friday morning (4/4/14). All lanes are now open.…
Continue ReadingSerious crash closes lanes at Powers & Research
A serious crash closed lanes at Powers Boulevard and Research Parkway Friday morning (4/4/14). All lanes are now open. Police say two vehicles…
Continue ReadingMets’ Murphy, Collins defend paternity leave
Daniel Murphy is proud he put fatherhood ahead of baseball, and New York Mets manager Terry Collins thinks criticism his second baseman received for…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Flames engulf garage in southwest Colorado Springs
Firefighters battled a garage fire off of Cheyenne Road near Lake Avenue Thursday.(4/3/14). The Colorado Springs Fire Department says one person…
Continue ReadingFort Carson family relives Fort Hood tragedy
It’s like lightning striking the same place twice. That’s how Amber Duncan describes what she felt when she heard there had been another…
Continue ReadingNumber of Pueblo babies born addicted to prescription drugs on the rise
The number of babies born addicted to prescription drugs has increased over the last two years. In just the first six months of 2013, 22 newborns in…
Continue ReadingSheriff’s Office: Scammer impersonating deputy in attempt to rip you off
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says someone posing as a deputy is calling people, telling them they owe a fine and demanding a credit card…
Continue ReadingDecision on funding for pothole repairs expected in late April
The city of Colorado Springs says a decision on whether to free up $2 million for pothole repairs could come on April 22, 2014. Mayor Steve Bach…
Continue ReadingSpring snow packs a punch
Spring packs a snowy punch on the third day of April. Drivers were tackling the storm since early Thursday morning. As Southern Coloradans stared…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest murder defendant ruled competent for trial
An El Paso County judge ruled that the man charged with killing his wife and another woman is competent to stand trial. Judge Scott Sells made the…
Continue ReadingDenver mayor to learn about Amsterdam pot rules
Denver’s mayor will visit Amsterdam next week partly to learn about marijuana regulation in the country that led the way in pot liberalization.…
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