Supreme Court To Hear Stolen Valor Case
The Supreme Court says it will decide whether a federal law making it a crime to lie about being awarded a military medal or decoration violated…
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Early-Morning Chase Ends In Crash
A chase turns into a crash overnight. Colorado Springs police say an officer was following a reported stolen vehicle at around 3:30 a.m. Tuesday when…
Continue ReadingPolice Search For Men Exposing Themselves In Pueblo
Pueblo Police need your help in catching men who are exposing themselves to children. Police said it has happened three times in the last few days.…
Continue ReadingOccupy COS Future To Occupy Acacia Park
Occupy organizers meet with the City of Colorado Springs to stay in Acacia park. City Senior Planner Ryan Tefertiller met with group leaders Tuesday…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Hwy 24 Lanes Closed Wednesday
According to CDOT, there will be a full closure of Hwy 24 on Wednesday between 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. A rock mitigation project on Ute Pass will require…
Continue ReadingPlatte Ave. Lane Closure Changes
Starting at 6 a.m. Wednesday, traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction on Platte Ave. between Union Blvd. and Hancock Ave. Crews will be…
Continue ReadingLane Closures I-25 Between Circle And S Academy
There will be some delays on I-25 Tuesday and Wednesday as crews do pavement work. I-25 between Circle and South Academy will have periodic lane…
Continue ReadingTipton Introduces Education Legislation
A Colorado congressman has introduced legislation to help states fund education by expanding responsible energy development and creating jobs. Rep.…
Continue ReadingOccupy Movement First Arrest
The Occupy movement had its first arrest early Tuesday morning in Acacia Park. The homeless outreach team or HOT arrested Steve Bass at 2 a.m. There…
Continue ReadingRitalin For 4-Year-Olds?
New guidelines released by the American Academy of Pediatrics say kids as young as four can be diagnosed with and treated for attention-deficit…
Continue Reading‘Occupy Colorado Springs’ To Seek Permit
After talk of a signed agreement in the ongoing dispute between city officials in Colorado Springs and the local version of the “Occupy Wall…
Continue ReadingCoat Donations Needed
As the temperatures drop, everyone’s getting ready for winter, but many people in El Paso County don’t have anything to keep them warm.…
Continue ReadingPueblo Seeing Spike In Burglaries
Pueblo Police are going for the gold, stolen gold jewelry that is. They said there?s been a big rise in burglaries and the thieves are targeting all…
Continue ReadingSamsung Files Motion Against iPhone Sales
Samsung Electronics filed preliminary injunction motions Monday in Japan and Australia to block the sale of the Apple iPhone 4S. In the Japan filing,…
Continue ReadingCandy Or Meds?
More than half off all children under five took a trip to the Emergency Room for the same reason. They accidentally gobbled up prescription…
Continue ReadingDeath Ruled Suicide For Body Found In Florissant
An autopsy has been completed for a body found in Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument on Saturday. The manner of death has been ruled a suicide.…
Continue ReadingGroup Promotes “Jesus Ween”
A Christian group is promoting a faith-based alternative to Halloween. It’s called “Jesus Ween.” JesusWeen.com says Halloween is a…
Continue ReadingChase From El Paso To Teller Leads To Arrest
Teller County deputies arrested a man after a long chase this morning through El Paso and Teller Counties. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office…
Continue ReadingSanctuary Needs Help To Save Tiger’s Life
He’s one of 17 rare snow tigers in the United States, and workers at the Serenity Springs Wildlife Center need help to keep him alive. Snow…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County Recoups Missing Revenue
Colorado has shortchanged El Paso County in the amount of sales tax revenue collected by the state but not sent back to the county. The Gazette…
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