Navy hero, Pearl Harbor victim finally comes home to rest
John England was a naval officer who died in World War II aboard the USS Oklahoma, during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor after helping some…
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Injured mountain lion put down after getting stuck in window well
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says a mountain lion that got stuck in a Security-Widefield window well had to be put down. The cat was first spotted in…
Continue ReadingTwo injured in Holiday Inn Melee
Police are trying to sort out just how two men were injured inside a Holiday Inn hotel room on Aeroplaza Drive late Friday night. CSPD officers were…
Continue Reading3 Denver deputies fired for excessive force against inmates
The Denver Sheriff’s Department has fired three deputies within a two-week period for using excessive force against inmates. The Denver Post…
Continue ReadingSwiss police say stabbings, fire reported on train
Police in Switzerland say a Swiss man set a fire and stabbed people on a train in the country’s northeast, wounding six people as well as…
Continue ReadingStar Wars actor Kenny Baker, who played R2-D2, has died
British actor Kenny Baker, who played the famous beeping droid R2-D2 has passed away, according to The Guardian. Baker appeared in six Star Wars…
Continue ReadingRemains of WWII hero return to Colorado Springs
It’s a hero’s homecoming 75-years in the making. The remains of WWII sailor John Charles England are heading home to Colorado Springs.…
Continue Reading12 year old talks about near fatal fall
She and her brother wandered away to look for gold, and it nearly cost the 12 year old her life. Lilly Baker is now out of the hospital and talking…
Continue ReadingPortion of West Rockrimmon Drive Bridge reopens
Major work to replace the West Rockrimmon Boulevard Bridge between Allegheny Drive and Grey Eagle Drive is complete and the bridge reopened to…
Continue ReadingLarge potholes frustrate east Colorado Springs neighborhood
Even with an expanded paving project and six daily repair crews, potholes persist in Colorado Springs. That’s especially true along South…
Continue ReadingCracked Streets Frustrates Neighbors, City Officials
springs neighborhood are frustrated with a serious street cracking problem. they’ve coped with it for years. the city is equally stumped by it.…
Continue ReadingRules for construction in landslide zones may change
The effort by two Colorado Springs City Council members to provide protection from landslides by changing part of a construction ordinance moved on…
Continue ReadingClinton opens up double-digit lead in Colorado
On Friday, a brand new NBC News/Wall Street Journal-Marist poll showed Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by 14 points in Colorado. It’s the…
Continue ReadingCompanies competing to fix hail damage
Severe weather season is far from over, and for those who have already taken a beating, the end can’t come soon enough. Signs are flooding…
Continue ReadingNo. 1 cause of elderly wrist fractures identified
Every year, millions of seniors are treated for bone fractures that were caused by a slip and fall. Simple falls are a leading cause of broken…
Continue ReadingAre ticks dangerous for the elderly?
Ticks, tiny as they are, carry some pretty big threats for humans. These blood-sucking parasites can infect people with a number of diseases, like…
Continue ReadingHayden Pass Fire raising flooding concerns
The Hayden Pass Fire is 60 percent contained and now crews will focus on the future and protecting the burned and damaged land. “They’re…
Continue ReadingColorado rape victim’s letter goes viral after attacker is sentenced to work release, probation
A victim impact statement that was read by a rape victim at a sentencing hearing in Boulder Wednesday is making national headlines. The full text of…
Continue ReadingUS court orders release of nephew in ‘Making a Murderer’
A federal court in Wisconsin has overturned the conviction of a man found guilty of helping his uncle kill Teresa Halbach in a case profiled in the…
Continue Reading‘Acting’ dropped from Collas’ title at CSFD
The Colorado Springs Fire Department has a new Chief. Mayor John Suthers has appointed previously acting Fire Chief Ted Collas to the…
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