Fort Carson remembers D-Day: June 6, 1944 with living history
Fort Carson 4th Division Infantry Soldiers honored what’s considered one of the most historic events in world history; D-Day. 75 years ago, on…
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Marty’s Saturday Morning Forecast – Cooler Weekend – 5/18/19
Today: Partly cloudy, breezy and cooler with a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Thunderstorms today won’t be…
Continue ReadingDay two of the State Track and Field Championships
Day two of the state track and field championships, Air Academy’s Cal Banta secured a personal record and a third place finish in the 800 meter…
Continue ReadingMan Sentenced for Killing Woman While High
A Douglas County judge sentenced a Castle Rock man for a crash that killed a woman while he was high on marijuana. Francisco Sanchez, 20, was…
Continue ReadingState predicts quieter fire season for 2019
Scars from 2018 have communities across the state praying they won’t get burned again this fire season. Of the top 20 largest fires in state…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs named Most Desirable Place to Live for second straight year
According to U.S. News & World Report, Colorado Springs ranks No. 1 when it comes to the most desirable places to live in America. Colorado…
Continue Reading05/17/19 Forecast Discussion
Tonight: The gusty afternoon winds that were experienced in SE Colorado will dissipate during the overnight hours. Temperatures down into the low…
Continue ReadingAFA major facing Article 32: Ex-wife made rape accusations during custody battle
The Air Force Academy major who is facing an Article 32 hearing over allegations of rape and rape of a child says those accusations are false and…
Continue ReadingFallen officers remembered at Pikes Peak Region Peace Officers Memorial
For the 26th year in a row, officers who died in the line of duty around the Pikes Peak Region were honored today. Every officer’s name was…
Continue ReadingSchool shooting hero Kendrick Castillo laid to rest
A Colorado teen killed while trying to stop a gunman in his school has been laid to rest. About 400 people attended the burial of 18-year-old…
Continue ReadingMan killed while moving train cars at Rocla Concrete in Pueblo
Pueblo police confirmed that one person is dead after an “industrial accident” Friday at the Rocla Concrete plant. According to police,…
Continue ReadingGov. Polis signs laws aimed at lowering health care costs
Three bills aimed at lowering the cost of health care in Colorado were signed into law Friday by Gov. Jared Polis. Colorado legislators worked during…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs senior graduates after spinal cord injury
It’s been a long journey for Discovery Canyon High School senior Jake Heinen. After a car accident left him with a spinal cord injury, he vowed…
Continue ReadingMassage parlors mask hidden sex industry in Colorado Springs
They’re in shopping centers, strip malls, and some are even scattered in our neighborhoods, but more than 30 massage parlors in Colorado…
Continue Reading“Bow To The Plow” is now state law
Drivers in Colorado can now be ticketed for passing snow plows operating in certain configurations. According to CDOT spokesperson Michelle Peulen,…
Continue ReadingStudy: Ridesharing vehicles have 35,000 times more bacteria than toilet seats
A new study conducted by Netquote found that when it comes to bacteria, Uber and Lyft are one of the dirtiest ways to get around. According to The…
Continue ReadingInsane Clown Posse brings ‘Fury’ to Colorado Springs
Well, that’s not a headline that the Colorado Springs Police Department is too excited about. The infamous rap group Insane Clown Posse is…
Continue ReadingMarian House installs 90 solar panels thanks to donation
The Marian House in Colorado Springs is “flipping the switch” with brand new solar panels. By converting to solar panels, the Marian…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs police arrest suspects, recover stolen rifle and vehicle
A 21-year-old man who was involved in a police standoff and attempted to sell stolen items was taken into custody for several warrants Thursday…
Continue ReadingColorado releases free app with maps of public land trails
Colorado has a new free web and mobile application for hikers, mountain bikers and others who use the state’s public trails. The…
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