Pueblo City Council agrees to extend moratorium on pot sales
Pueblo City Council informally agreed to extend the city’s moratorium on retail marijuana sales to Dec. 31. It was set to expire at the end of…
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Suspect in triple murder in Caon City has long criminal history
Jaacob Van Winkle, 31, has spent much of the last decade in trouble with the law in Indiana and Colorado. Beginning in Indiana in 2004, Van Winkle…
Continue ReadingMother, Two Children Killed in Caon City
Police have arrested 31-year-oldJaacob Van Winkle as a suspect in a triple homicide. Three people were found dead in a home in Caon City late Sunday…
Continue ReadingSprings Police search for robbery suspects
Colorado Springs Police are searching for three men wanted for a robbery Sunday night. Police say there was a confrontation near Contrails Drive and…
Continue ReadingClean Up Continues Along Cheyenne Creek
A few months ago, Cheyenne Creek was more like a raging river than a creek. Neighbors along the creek still have vivid memories of what happened that…
Continue ReadingSuspect in triple murder has lengthy criminal past
The suspect in Sunday night’s triple homicide in Caon City has a lengthy criminal history. Jaacob Vanwinkle, 31, was arrested in connection to…
Continue ReadingPolice encourage people to start neighborhood watch groups
Colorado Springs police have ruled Saturday’s deadly shooting on Chapman Drive the seventh homicide of the year. A man died and a woman was…
Continue ReadingMall carjacking suspect caught
A man is behind bars and an elderly woman’s car is recovered after a carjacking in Colorado Springs. Police said 18-year-old Jeffrey Frank…
Continue ReadingChris Kuper Will Retire
Broncos offensive lineman Chris Kuper is retiring after struggling with an ankle injury the last two seasons. Kuper, a fifth-round pick in…
Continue ReadingOne dead, two in critical condition after late-night shooting
One man died in a deadly shooting on Winnepeg Drive. It happened around 11:30 Saturday night (3/8/14). Police said two men were also sent to the…
Continue ReadingFountain police investigate indecent exposure claim
Fountain police are investigating a report of indecent exposure. Police were called to the 6600 block of President Avenue Friday afternoon. The…
Continue ReadingFacebook COO launches ‘Ban Bossy’ campaign
Can banning one school-yard word really change the world? Sheryl Sandberg says yes. Sandberg — the chief operating officer of Facebook and…
Continue ReadingLawmakers to decide on regulations for ride-sharing companies
Colorado Springs’ first Uber driver offered his first ride Sunday as lawmakers prepare to weigh in on regulations for ride-sharing companies.…
Continue ReadingHeroin users go from ‘Addict to Athlete’
Erik Rutherford craves an intense workout like he craved heroin nine months ago. “It’s just a way of life that I’m so done being a…
Continue ReadingBruce Nozolino convicted of murder, attempted murder
A Colorado Springs jury found Bruce Nozolino guilty of murder and attempted murder. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of…
Continue ReadingAvalanche danger increases as spring approaches
The weekend forecast turned out be much better than the avalanche forecast. Several counties are under an avalanche warning including the front…
Continue ReadingBlues Escape Avalanche 2-1
Ryan Miller stopped 26 shots, and David Backes broke up a scoreless game in the second period, helping the St. Louis Blues beat the surging Colorado…
Continue ReadingRoad rage incident was attempted murder, police say
A road rage incident that happened on Saturday, March 1, is now being called attempted murder by Colorado Springs police. At about 9 a.m., two…
Continue ReadingAir Force Wins On Senior Day
Max Yon scored seven of his 11 points in overtime to lift Air Force over Boise State 64-61 on Saturday. Yon’s jumper with 50 seconds left in…
Continue ReadingRoyal Gorge Route Railroad back open for business
Royal Gorge Route Railroad is now open for the season after a tough summer with the Royal Gorge fire. The fire forced the train business to cut its…
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