Lawmakers want to improve firefighter safety
It’s a dangerous job saving lives. 40 firefighters have lost their lives in Colorado in more than 30 years. Pueblo Fire Inspector Eric Knight…
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UPDATE: Apartment tenants will not lose utility services after deal reached with owner
Colorado Springs Utilities says it has reached a deal with the owner of Pine Creek Village Apartments that will keep the utilities turned on. The…
Continue Reading2 pot money laundering suspects granted bail
Two men charged with helping launder money from Colombia to buy a marijuana grow house have been granted bail. A federal judge on Thursday set bond…
Continue Reading4 homes raided, 2 arrested in Pueblo investigation
Two men have been arrested and a third is wanted by police in connection to a Pueblo home invasion. Police executed search warrants on four homes in…
Continue ReadingFire burns garage in Ellicott
An arson investigator was called after a garage fire in Ellicott Thursday (5/1/14). The fire was reported at 12:57 p.m. from the 22000 block of s.…
Continue ReadingRumors, Safe2Tell call prompt middle school lockdowns
Two middle schools in Falcon D-49 were locked down Thursday (5/1/14). Modified lockdowns were ordered for Horizon Middle School and Falcon Middle…
Continue ReadingMarijuana bank under review again in Colorado
Colorado is trying again to create the world’s first state-chartered pot bank. A bill up for a hearing Thursday is prompted by frustration with…
Continue Reading4 colleges from Colorado on sex violence, harassment list
The Boulder and Denver campuses of the University of Colorado, the University of Denver and Regis University are on the list of 55 institutions with…
Continue ReadingTN law will punish pregnant women who abuse drugs
Gov. Bill Haslam has signed into law legislation that would punish pregnant women who abuse narcotics and harm their babies as a result. He signed…
Continue ReadingStudents march to end sexual assaults on college campuses
Students at University of Colorado Colorado Springs, UCCS, marched Wednesday night to raise awareness about sexual assaults on college campuses. A…
Continue ReadingCommunity weighs in on master plan for parks
The city of Colorado Springs is preparing its Parks, Recreation, Trails and Open Space Master Plan for the next 10 years. In a meeting that happens…
Continue ReadingFountain house fire contained
A fire that destroyed an abandoned house in Fountain on Wednesday was contained by firefighters before it could spread and threaten other property.…
Continue ReadingUndeveloped park in Colorado Springs explained
Land acquired 20 years ago on the eastern border of Colorado Springs still hasn’t become a park, and the city’s parks manager explained…
Continue Reading$8 million allocated for homeless in Colorado Springs
More available housing, a daytime gathering center and more shelter beds will be provided by Colorado Springs using federal money to help the…
Continue ReadingKRDO NewsChannel 13 at 10
Here’s a look at what we’re working on for KRDO NewsChannel 13 at 10. It’s the game to watch. Tonight’s battle on the ice is…
Continue ReadingMom’s warning after two-year-old falls from window
A Colorado Springs mother says she can’t believe her two-year-old fell out their third floor window. It happened Tuesday (4/29/14) afternoon at…
Continue ReadingFreeze warning issued for southeastern Colorado
The National Weather Service has issued a freeze warning for all of southeastern Colorado from 10 p.m. Wednesday through 9 a.m. Thursday. The warning…
Continue ReadingColorado eyes edibles rules as more people eat pot
Colorado’s marijuana experiment is threatened by the popularity of eating it instead of smoking it. Afraid consumers are eating too much weed,…
Continue ReadingXcel proposes $45.7 million credit for Colorado
Xcel is proposing a $45.7 million credit for its Colorado electricity customers, citing lower than expected cost increases and higher customer…
Continue ReadingGov. Hickenlooper signs Colorado budget
Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed next year’s Colorado budget, which takes effect July 1. The budget for the 2014-2015 fiscal year increases…
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