Broomfield man dies after falling from cell tower
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating the death of a technician who fell from a cell tower in southwestern South Dakota.…
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Nick Carter’s 5 PM Weather
Skies are trying to clear out north of Colorado Springs as a weak weather disturbance leaves the Colorado-New Mexico state line. As skies slowly…
Continue ReadingNick Carter’s Sunday Night Forecast
Skies clear up overnight, and that means another round of patchy fog is likely to develop over Southeastern Colorado. The sun returns to the state on…
Continue ReadingPueblo police catch wanted felon, recover stolen car
Officers were executing a search warrant on a home when they found a woman who was wanted for attempted homicide and parole violation. Police…
Continue Reading$3 million lottery ticket sold in Monument
Someone from Monument is now $3 million richer. Overnight, the Colorado Lottery revealed that a ticket matching all six numbers was sold at the…
Continue ReadingOne more nice afternoon – 1/17/19
TODAY: Mostly sunny to partly cloudy today. It will be a nice warm afternoon with highs in the 50s. Places east of Pueblo, out over the plains and…
Continue ReadingIn the fourth week of the government shutdown, signs point to more impacts in the economy
In the fourth week of the partial government shutdown, federal employees continue to feel the impact of not receiving their paychecks. It’s not…
Continue ReadingLess beef, more beans. Experts say world needs a new diet
A hamburger a week, but no more — that’s about as much red meat people should eat to do what’s best for their health and the…
Continue ReadingChris Hansen of NBC’s ‘To Catch a Predator’ arrested for bad checks
The host of NBC’s “To Catch a Predator,” Chris Hansen, turned himself into police in Stamford, Connecticut, after being charged…
Continue ReadingNathan Pine introduced as new director of athletics at Air Force
Nathan Pine is the new director of Athletics at the Air Force Academy, “There’s a lot of balls in the air that you’re juggling when…
Continue ReadingMonarch Mountain welcomes ‘Wounded Warriors’ for day of skiing
Wednesday, twenty-three veterans from the Wounded Warrior Project were able to enjoy the slopes for free at Monarch Mountain. It’s all part of…
Continue ReadingNew study: Chocolate is better for your cough than cough syrup
Could it be true? A group of researchers is now saying chocolate could be the best cure for your cough, even over other medications. According to ABC…
Continue ReadingHow local law enforcement agencies are benefitting from Shield 616 donations
When a police officer is called to the worst case scenario, having the right gear can make all the difference. “It mentally prepares us and…
Continue ReadingOne More Mild Day 1-16-19
TONIGHT: Partly cloudy and and breezy for some areas overnight. Lows drop to the 20s and 30s. Portions of the Eastern Plains will deal with fog and…
Continue ReadingNearly 1,500 El Paso County families miss ‘SNAP’ deadline
Nearly 1,500 El Paso County families did not make the Tuesday deadline to be eligible for February SNAP benefits. Those families were up for…
Continue ReadingRenovation project coming to El Paso County’s jail
El Paso County commissioners this week approved funding for the first step in a project to improve safety, security, and technology at the…
Continue ReadingFormer NFL player beats up ‘Peeping Tom’ after getting caught outside daughter’s window
A Florida man was arrested after getting beat up by a former NFL player who allegedly caught him masturbating outside his daughter’s window.…
Continue ReadingTrump signs bill giving federal workers back pay
The White House says President Donald Trump has signed a bill that will require some 800,000 federal employees to be compensated for wages lost or…
Continue ReadingIllinois parents get decades in child’s starvation death
An Illinois father and stepmother will spend decades in prison in the starvation death of their 6-year-old son, who authorities say weighed just 17…
Continue ReadingWoman charged in 8-month-old King Jay Davila’s death jumped by 3 inmates
UPDATE: Two of the three people charged in connection with the disappearance of 8-month-old King Jay Davila have been recent targets of aggression…
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