Secure perimeter status at two Woodland Park schools lifted
The Woodland Park school district says that Woodland Park High School and Gateway Elementary are no longer on secure perimeter. The district says the…
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Former D-11 security guard pleads guilty to sexual assault on a child
A former Colorado Springs District 11 security guard who was accused of having a sexual relationship with a runaway teenager pleaded guilty Tuesday.…
Continue ReadingColorado moving to create 1st pot courier licenses
A first-of-its-kind license for marijuana couriers is nearing approval in Colorado. The state House gave preliminary approval Tuesday to creating a…
Continue ReadingMan questioned in duplex fire in Lakewood
Police say a man has been taken into custody in Aurora to be questioned in connection with a fire at a duplex in Lakewood. All 14 people who were in…
Continue ReadingProposal to limit marijuana businesses in Denver fails
Denver City Council members agree some neighborhoods have too many marijuana businesses. Even the industry has supported a proposal to limit growth.…
Continue ReadingDenver airport contractor faces trial over head scarves
A federal jury will decide whether a ground services operator at Denver’s airport discriminated against Muslim employees by not allowing them…
Continue ReadingPublic meeting to discuss Chestnut Street bridge project
Colorado Springs residents will have an opportunity Tuesday to hear about a major bridge replacement project on the west side of the city. There is…
Continue ReadingCourt documents in Planned Parenthood shooting investigation released
Previously sealed court documents in the Planned Parenthood shooting investigation were released Monday evening. Two dozen news organizations,…
Continue ReadingSocial media threat leads to extra security at Colorado Springs charter school
A Colorado Springs charter school was on heightened alert for a short time Monday because of something that was posted on social media. CIVA Charter…
Continue ReadingThreat at Civa Charter School
threat rattles nerves at a colorado springs charter school. a facebook post by a student drew major concerns from parents at civa charter school.…
Continue ReadingLandowners question whether Fountain Creek can be saved
After years of talk, Colorado Springs and Pueblo reached a 20-year, $460 million deal to make stormwater improvements minimize severe flooding…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council approves airport study funds
The Pueblo City Council approved a more than $500,000 agreement to look into expanding the Pueblo Memorial Airport. The money is coming from the…
Continue ReadingCripple Creek snow extends visits
By Noon, the sun was shining in Cripple Creek, but a big snow storm hit the city hard on Sunday night and Monday morning. On Bennett Avenue, where…
Continue ReadingHeavy snow pounds Cripple Creek
While most of Southern Colorado saw light snow accumulations, some parts of Teller County saw more than half a foot of snow. Cripple Creek is a town…
Continue ReadingSouthern Colorado police see increase in crimes caught on camera
Surveillance pictures and video are crucial to Southern Colorado law enforcement. Investigators are getting plenty of help as of recent, with more…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs, Pueblo County reach stormwater deal
with krdo newschannel 13’s katie spencer in pueblo. she’s live along fountain creek. although the creek flow is low, you can still see…
Continue ReadingCSPD kicks off National Crime Victims Rights Week
In recognition of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week victim advocates from law enforcement and community agencies are joining forces to create…
Continue ReadingTwo Pueblo West men arrested in drug bust
Two Pueblo men were arrested last Friday after one of them allegedly used social media to attempt to sell LSD to an undercover detective. Police say…
Continue ReadingGay conversion therapy ban dies in Colorado Senate
Colorado is not joining at least six states that ban or limit psychotherapy which seeks to change the sexual orientation of minors. The Republican…
Continue ReadingBirth control coverage bill dies in state Senate committee
A bill intended to expand women’s access to no-cost birth control options under the Affordable Care Act has failed in a state Senate committee.…
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