What’s next for transportation funding in Colorado?
State and local leaders are back to square one in their efforts to find a source of funding for much-needed transportation projects. Two potential…
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Prescription costs in Southern Colorado
Everyone has had to go to their local pharmacy to pick up medication whether it be for a cold, pain relief, or for treatment. Those who have to…
Continue ReadingCost of surgery around Southern Colorado
When it comes to how much you spend on a surgery or a prescription for you or a family member, most people don’t think they have a choice in…
Continue ReadingHorse found shivering with ‘defeat in her eyes’ after escaping Camp Fire in California
A Facebook post is going viral for touching the hearts of animal lovers everywhere after a horse in Paradise, California, was found in the backyard…
Continue ReadingSmoke ahead in Colorado?
While fires are burning on the West Coast, we usually see some of that smoke traveling right here to southern Colorado. However, this time around,…
Continue ReadingPleasant Thursday 11-14-18
TONIGHT: Mostly clear and chilly. Lows will be in the low 30s to upper 20s. TOMORROW: Mild and quiet weather continues tomorrow. Highs warm to the…
Continue ReadingFountain-Fort Carson school bus slips off icy road in Manitou Springs
Twenty-one students and two adults from Carson Middle School might be a little shaken up after their school bus slipped off the road in Manitou…
Continue ReadingDeputy gets 6 years for smuggling meth into jail in KFC meal
It’s six years in prison for the El Paso County deputy who pleaded guilty to bribery and contraband charges after smuggling meth inside a KFC…
Continue ReadingProsecutors won’t charge Antonito restaurant owner in fatal shooting
A Colorado restaurant owner who shot an intruder inside the business will not face criminal charges for the man’s death. Prosecutors say a jury…
Continue ReadingWoodland Park K-9 leads to bunch of drugs during traffic stop
Woodland Park police are thanking a very good boy for helping officers seize a variety of drugs during a traffic stop Tuesday. Police say a corporal…
Continue ReadingThe smoke below Pikes Peak is a controlled burn
The U.S. Forest Service is burning slash piles on the north slope of Pikes Peak Wednesday, causing a plume of smoke that could be seen for miles from…
Continue ReadingPolice search for men involved in armed robbery in southwest Colorado Springs
Officers responded to Gold Camp Rd. Pulloff #6 in regards to a robbery Tuesday night. The victims say two men approached them as they were parked in…
Continue ReadingTeen pleads guilty in hit list plot at Sabin Middle School
One of the two teens accused of creating a hit list at Sabin Middle School in Colorado Springs has entered a guilty plea and admitted that he…
Continue ReadingUS Olympic officials visit Denver for possible 2030 bid
U.S. Olympic Committee officials toured Denver aiming to choose a city for the bid for the 2030 winter games. The Denver Post reports the…
Continue ReadingWisconsin company decides to give employees firearms for Christmas
A novelty glassware company that produces glassware embedded with a bullet, has decided to give every employee a handgun for Christmas. USA Today…
Continue ReadingNice afternoon ahead – 11/14/18
TODAY: After a chilly start, we are on our way to mostly sunny skies this afternoon. Highs will be in the 50s over the lower elevations with 40s in…
Continue ReadingFremont County Sheriff-Elect wants change, transparency for agency
The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office will have a new leader this January. Sheriff-Elect Allen Cooper won last week’s election and…
Continue ReadingBreckenridge says ‘goodbye’ to 15-foot-tall troll sculpture
Breckenridge is saying goodbye to the all-famous troll known as “Isak Heartstone” that was around for what seems like only a brief…
Continue ReadingPlan denied for transmission line from Pueblo West to Caon City
A proposed energy transmission line that would run from Pueblo West through Fremont County has been shot down after County Commissioners unanimously…
Continue ReadingHomeless community slow to use new shelter beds in Colorado Springs
After November 1st, the number of shelter beds available to the homeless increased, but the number of people actually using them has been slow to…
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