Occupy COS Vs Tea Party Permit Fees
The El Paso County Tea Party thinks city leaders may be treating Occupy protesters differently than the Tea Party, specifically when it comes to…
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Walgreens Robberies Suspect Photos Released
Colorado Springs Police is looking for a suspect who may have been involved in two separate Walgreens Pharmacy robberies. The first one happened on…
Continue ReadingMilton E. Proby Parkway Ramps Open
The final two ramps on the Milton E. Proby Parkway construction project will be open to the traveling public starting at 5 p.m. Friday. Remaining…
Continue ReadingSprings Ranger’s Funeral Set
An army ranger from Colorado Springs will be laid to rest Saturday in Iowa. 22-year-old Pfc. Christopher Horns and two other soldiers were killed in…
Continue ReadingPueblo Police Looking For Help Cracking Car Thefts
Pueblo Police are asking for help from the public after a rash of car and truck thefts. Investigators say it appears that many of the stolen vehicles…
Continue ReadingEconomists: Self-Employed Drive Local Economy
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate in Colorado Springs is at a two-year low. Economists said the statistic shows…
Continue ReadingUnited Express Pilot Sentenced For Flying Drunk
United Express pilot Aaron Jason Cope,33, of Norfolk, Virginia, was sentenced Friday morning by visiting U.S. District Court Judge John R. Tunheim to…
Continue ReadingHelmet Law Under Debate In Michigan
Bikers in Michigan may get the choice whether to wear a helmet or not. Legislation passed the Michigan House 69-39 Wednesday afternoon. The bill will…
Continue ReadingAir Force Cuts 100 Civilian Jobs In Colo.
Colorado will lose more than 100 jobs as the U.S. Air Force restructures its workforce. The U.S. Air Force is eliminating approximately 9,000…
Continue ReadingAffidavit Reveals More On Security Stabbing, Kidnapping
According to court documents, 35-year-old Herbert Hudson entered the home of 48-year-old Paul Duhamel on Tuesday. A man who was in the basement of…
Continue ReadingCraigslist Scam Strikes Springs Woman
Cynthia Holmes told KRDO Newschannel 13 she is looking for a new home to rent. She said she found a ?4 bedroom, 3 bath home for $700 per month? which…
Continue ReadingRolling Neighborhood Watch
A nearly hidden resource to help spot and stop trouble is in the driver’s seat of a school bus. District 11 has more than 100 drivers who are a…
Continue ReadingDeer Poaching Alert In Douglas County
A headless deer was found dumped on the side of Sugar Creek Road in Douglas County. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are investigating this…
Continue ReadingIgnited Gas Vapors Flash On Restaurant Worker
Ignited natural gas vapors flashed on a worker’s face at the Do Drop Inn on 944 E. Kimble in Pueblo West. Pueblo West Fire Department says the…
Continue ReadingPolice: Two Men Stabbed, One In Custody
Colorado Springs police said two men were stabbed in the 2400 block of La Salle Street just before 5:30 a.m. Thursday. Officers said they were taken…
Continue ReadingOrphaned Bears Safe At Wildlife Facility
Two orphaned bear cubs are healthy and receiving care at a wildlife sanctuary on the Western Slope of Colorado after their mother was killed in…
Continue ReadingD-20 Race May Have Recount
The close race in District 20 may result in a recount between Tracy Johnson and Kim Wright. Kim Wright would have 31 days to ask for a permissive…
Continue ReadingOccupy Protestor Coloring Book
(CNN) The company that brought the controversial coloring books on 9-11 and the Tea Party is at it again. “Really Big Coloring Books” has…
Continue ReadingPolice Search For Brookside Sex Assault Suspect
Colorado Springs Police is looking for a suspect in a sexual assault on a child. The assault happened in the 400 block of East Brookside St. around…
Continue ReadingMother Arrested In Connection To Deadly Aurora Fire
Danielle Lynn Brockman, the mother of two children who died in a Sunday morning house fire, has been arrested in connection with their deaths.…
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