Colorado inmates’ tablets taken away for security reasons
Colorado authorities say they decided to take 15,000 tablets from prison inmates across the state for security reasons. Mark Fairbairn, spokesman for…
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Fremont County needs candidates for temporary Sheriff job
Fremont County needs a new sheriff for just a few months, so commissioners put out an open call for applicants who aren’t looking for a…
Continue ReadingHot with isolated afternoon storms – 8/2/18
TODAY: We start your Thursday off with dry, mostly sunny skies. This means smooth sailing for your morning drive! Highs today climb into the 80s and…
Continue Reading‘He lived a hero, he died a hero” Family speaks of veteran shot and killed by Aurora Police
Early Monday morning in Aurora, Chad Hayashi found a nightmare down the hall. “I open my bedroom door and there’s a woman standing there.…
Continue ReadingStorms Have Returned 8-1-18
TONIGHT: Most thunderstorm activity will clear Southern Colorado by midnight. Skies will initially be cloudy with gradual clearing taking place into…
Continue ReadingStolen vehicles in Pueblo on the rise
Stolen vehicles are a growing problem for the people of Pueblo and their police department. So far in 2018, the city is on pace to eclipse the…
Continue ReadingOlympic Museum halfway completed in Colorado Springs
The new Olympic Museum in downtown Colorado Springs continues to take shape, with its opening expected in 2020. “Construction likely will be…
Continue ReadingFremont County Sheriff candidates weigh in on Beicker resignation
The future of the Fremont County Sheriff’s office is still up in the air after Sheriff Jim Beicker submitted his resignation Tuesday night.…
Continue ReadingLocals react to Colorado ranking high in education, overall happiness
It goes without saying, people living in Colorado appreciate the views and the lifestyle. but we aren’t the only ones who admire the…
Continue ReadingColorado celebrates Colorado Day with free state park admission on August 6
Celebrate Colorado’s 149 birthday by getting free admission into state parks on Monday, August 6! Colorado Parks and Wildlife will celebrate…
Continue ReadingColorado man fined $1K for repeatedly feeding bears
A Colorado man has been fined $1,000 for intentionally feeding bears for the third time in the past eight years. The Durango Herald reports a…
Continue ReadingDistrict 49 teachers and parents prepare for first day of school
The first day of school in Southern Colorado is officially Thursday, starting with District 49. But parents of kindergarteners at Springs Ranch…
Continue ReadingKroger considering a Visa credit card ban
Bloomberg reports, Kroger Co. is considering expanding a ban on Visa Inc. credit cards imposed by one of its subsidiaries. The ban could signal a…
Continue ReadingStorms return to Southern Colorado – 8/1/18
TODAY: Scattered to isolated storms will develop through the afternoon today. 12-1 PM will be that window over the mountains. The chance for storms…
Continue ReadingAir Force Academy eliminates barriers for sexual assault victims stepping forward
The Air Force Academy will no longer punish cadets who are victims of sexual assault for underage drinking, fraternization or other…
Continue ReadingCSPD needs help finding at-risk adult
The Colorado Springs Police Department is asking for the public’s help in finding 62-year-old Andrew Roybal. Police say Roybal is at risk and…
Continue ReadingRafters help rescue pilot after crash into Colorado River
Authorities say rafters on the Colorado River helped rescue the pilot of a small plane that crashed into the water near the Colorado-Utah border. The…
Continue ReadingFremont County Sheriff announces resignation
Fremont County Sheriff Jim Beicker announced Tuesday that he is resigning as the county’s top law enforcement official on Sept. 1. Beicker…
Continue ReadingLocals in Colorado Springs react to smoking ban in public housing
A nationwide smoking ban went into effect Tuesday, impacting those living in public housing. The ban prohibits the use of tobacco products in common…
Continue ReadingFormer Fremont Co. officer gets light sentence for smuggling meth into jail
A 25-year-old former state corrections officer in Fremont County who admittedly fell in love with an inmate and smuggled drugs into the jail facility…
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