I-25 gap express lane could cost you $1,100 per year, but it’s free for some
We’re learning more about the Interstate 25 express lane set to be built between Monument and Castle Rock, and while there may be a sense of…
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Colorado Springs daycare operator arrested after no-show at court
After failing to show up for a court hearing, the Colorado Springs woman accused of running an unlicensed daycare inside a drug house was taken back…
Continue ReadingFountain reaches settlement after teen’s shooting in 2015
The city of Fountain has reached a settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit after a 17-year-old was shot by a police officer in 2015. The details of…
Continue ReadingKRDO Investigates: Meth & heroin use in Pueblo more than doubles
There’s an alarming trend and a staggeringly high use of meth and heroin in Pueblo. In five years, heroin use has tripled and meth use has more…
Continue ReadingHusband of missing pregnant mom, 2 young girls in Frederick confesses to killing them
Authorities say bodies believed to be a pregnant woman and her two young children were found on the property of one of Colorado’s largest oil…
Continue ReadingKRDO Investigates: Colorado is the second worst state for vaccination rates
Colorado is the second worst state in the country when it comes to vaccinations, especially vaccinating for the life-altering disease polio,…
Continue Reading‘Queen of Soul’ Aretha Franklin has died
Aretha Franklin, the undisputed “Queen of Soul” who sang with matchless style on such classics as “Think,” ”I Say a…
Continue ReadingDeath Investigation Following Shooting in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs Police officers have blocked off parts of Dublin Boulevard in Colorado Springs for a death investigation. A call came before 3:30…
Continue ReadingShowers and storms today – 8/16/18
TODAY: Our skies will be partly cloudy to partly sunny this afternoon, and that comes with more active weather chances. We will be dry to start the…
Continue ReadingWoman who started Colorado’s worst wildfire re-sentenced
The woman who started Colorado’s largest wildfire was re-sentenced Wednesday and will spend more time on probation. Terry Lynn Barton —…
Continue ReadingTeller County Sheriff in court Wednesday for ACLU lawsuit
Teller County Sheriff Jason Mikesell was in court Wednesday over a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union. The ACLU claims Mikesell is…
Continue ReadingVictim of auto theft facing huge impound fee in Pueblo
Having your vehicle stolen is already a terrible situation, but for one Denver resident who found his stolen vehicle in Pueblo, the nightmare keeps…
Continue ReadingControversial red light cameras returning to Colorado Springs
We told you they were coming, now we know where the first four red light cameras will be placed in Colorado Springs. According to Colorado Springs…
Continue ReadingColorado DMV sees problems with internet outage, software woes
Long lines are a common stereotype when talking about trips to the Department of Motor Vehicles, but after a new system was installed at DMVs across…
Continue ReadingStorm Chances Continue 8-15-18
TONIGHT: A few showers and storms are possible through the first part of tonight with clearing moving in after. Lows cool to the 50s and 60s in most…
Continue ReadingThomas Villanueva asks El Paso County coroner not to seal autopsy reports
A man who was in the wrong place and the wrong time is now looking for answers. Thomas Villanueva was shot on February 5 after crossing the street…
Continue ReadingAgencies removed 71K pot plants from Colorado public lands
Authorities say federal agencies removed more than 71,000 marijuana plants from public lands in Colorado last year. The Denver Post reports the…
Continue ReadingJDRF Walk in Cripple Creek
Please join us in a walk to benefit JDRF in their research to find a cure for Type 1 Diabetes. This walk was the idea of a young girl by the name of…
Continue ReadingExperts: Hail damage is worse, but climate role uncertain
Climate and weather scientists say hailstorms inflict billions of dollars in damage each year, and the cost will rise as the growing population…
Continue ReadingNew superintendent for D11 welcomes 6th and 9th graders
Wednesday was the first day of school for one of the biggest districts in Colorado Springs. District 11 welcomed 6th and 9th graders Wednesday, while…
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