High Speed Rail Could Work In Colorado
DENVER – A Rocky Mountain Rail Authority study has determined that high-speed rail is feasible in Colorado. The potential routes would be along…
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Airport Moving Baggage Screening Back To Lobby
By Laurie Ciprianol.cipriano@krdo.com COLORADO SPRINGS – The TSA will no longer have to manually sift through your checked bags at the Colorado…
Continue ReadingMany State Offices To Be Closed Friday
DENVER (AP) – Colorado driver’s license offices and other state offices will be closed Friday for another mandatory furlough day. About…
Continue ReadingDrivers Encouraged To Renew Licenses Online
By Laurie Ciprianol.cipriano@krdo.com COLORADO SPRINGS – The days of standing in line at the DMV to renew a driver’s license may be over.…
Continue ReadingImmigration Summit In The Springs
By: Mireya Garcia COLORADO SPRINGS- Police work to find solutions to immigration policies during a summit hosted in the Springs. Law enforcement got…
Continue ReadingAir Force Academy Cadet Wins Prestigious Scholarship
COLORADO SPRINGS- An Air Force Academy Cadet has been awarded one of 60 Truman Scholarships for 2010. According to a U.S. Air Force Press Release:…
Continue ReadingNE Teller County Fire Protection District Chief Resigns
TELLER COUNTY – NEWSCHANNEL 13 has learned Northeast Teller County Fire Protection District Chief Nick Lauria resigned. Chief Lauria submitted…
Continue ReadingGrass Fire 100 Percent Contained
EL PASO COUNTY – Fire crews now say a grass fire that broke out Wednesday near Meridian Road and Highway 24 is 100 percent contained. In…
Continue ReadingOlympic Skier Lindsey Vonn Welcomed Back To Vail
VAIL, Colo. (AP) – Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn is getting a homecoming celebration from one of her sponsors. Vail Resorts Inc. was…
Continue ReadingRed Cross Pikes Peak Chapter Has New CEO
COLORADO SPRINGS – The Pikes Peak Chapter of the American Red Cross has a new CEO. The organization made the announcement on Wednesday.…
Continue ReadingColorado To Get $46.6 M In Workforce Investment Act
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor today announced fiscal year 2010 allotments to states and outlying areas, including $46,614,810 to…
Continue ReadingCesar Chavez March And Rally In Pueblo
Anders Nelsona.nelson@krdo.com PUEBLO – A rally and march took place today on the steps of the Pueblo County Courthouse to honor Cesar Chavez a…
Continue ReadingSprings Police Investigate Blood Found In Car
COLORADO SPRINGS – Colorado Springs Police are investigating the discovery of blood in a car at 335 Juanita Street. NEWSCHANNEL 13 has learned…
Continue ReadingFIRE DEPARTMENTS WARN OF FIRE DANGER
PIKES PEAK REGION – The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office and the Colorado Springs Fire Departments are warning area residents to be careful…
Continue ReadingPossible Missing Otter Spotting
COLORADO SPRINGS – Kitchi, the otter missing from the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, may have been spotted. Our partners at KRDO NewsRadio received two…
Continue ReadingCity Civil Rights Commission Looks To Rename ‘Good Friday’ To ‘Spring Holiday’
DAVENPORT, IA. – The city civil rights commission voiced a concern that calling the upcomingpaid city holiday “good friday”…
Continue ReadingHams For The Hungry And Homeless
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Springs Rescue Mission is in urgent need of a large amount of Hams as it prepares to feed hundreds of Colorado…
Continue ReadingExplosive Detection Systems Go In At Colorado Springs Airport
COLORADO SPRINGS – The Colorado Springs Airport is preparing for new explosive detection equipment for baggage. The airport has been working…
Continue ReadingTrail Honoring Zeb Pike Takes Step Forward
ALAMOSA, Colo. (AP) – San Luis County commissioners are endorsing a proposal to establish a national historical trail honoring the route…
Continue ReadingJudge Unhappy With Juror No-Shows
WALSENBURG (AP) – Some were sick. Some blamed the snow. Others simply forgot. Nearly 40 people who failed to show up for jury duty in Huerfano…
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