TARGET 13: Families accuse local cremation company of holding loved ones’ remains hostage
Families across the country are accusing a locally based cremation service company of scamming them and holding their loved ones’ remains…
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Investors have plan to save power stations, prevent lawsuit against Pueblo
Investors in Pueblo have a plan to save a historical building and prevent the city from getting sued. Efforts are underway to have the Power Stations…
Continue ReadingVoters push for presidential primary in 2020
Colorado’s Super Tuesday caucuses were plagued by low voter turnout, no Republican candidate visits and a lot of confusion. The push to go back…
Continue ReadingSick of the spotlight: Green Mountain Falls
Still no officers, but a lot of questions in Green Mountain Falls. The entire Police Department resigned in April, right after the new mayor was…
Continue ReadingMan found dead in burning Denver apartment had ties to Woodland Park
The Denver Medical Examiner says Shane Richardson, 29, was shot to death. Richardson’s body was found in a burning apartment above a bagel shop…
Continue ReadingBeer spills onto I-25 in north Colorado Springs crash
Authorities say debris and emergency vehicles are partially blocking northbound I-25 north of Interquest Parkway. The debris is the result of a crash…
Continue ReadingPresidential primary revival falls apart in Colorado
Bipartisan efforts to revive presidential primaries in Colorado have failed – for now. Democrats and Republicans in the Legislature could not…
Continue ReadingOrganizations come together to help homeless
Two nonprofits in southern Colorado are coming together to better serve the homeless population in the community. Catholic Charities of Central…
Continue ReadingArrest made in shooting of Colorado Springs teenager
Colorado Springs Police say an arrest has been made after a teenager was shot during an argument near downtown Thursday. The victim, 17, was taken to…
Continue Reading4 women Frontier pilots want new policies for moms at work
Four women pilots who fly for Frontier want the airline to change policies on maternity leave and make it easier for new mothers to pump breast milk…
Continue ReadingXerox recalls laid-off workers at Colorado Springs facility
Xerox Corp. is bringing back hundreds of employees who were told in March they were being laid off from the company’s Colorado Springs call…
Continue ReadingArguments begin in theater shooting civil trial
Opening statements are underway in a lawsuit alleging the owner of the Colorado movie theater where James Holmes killed 12 people should have done…
Continue ReadingKRDO’s Tuesday Morning Pet of the Week
Meet Diedra, a very sweet 6-year-old orange tabby. Diedra come in as a stray from the streets, but now this good girl is looking for a family who…
Continue ReadingLand swap debate continues
controversial land swap. tonight.. colorado springs mayor john suthers made a stand.. in support of the deal with the broadmoor. the controversial…
Continue ReadingLand swap meeting draws supporters and opponents
The Colorado Springs City Council heard from supporters and opponents of the proposed land swap between the city and the Broadmoor. The most…
Continue ReadingHigh school couple’s selfies with tornado go viral
A high school couple said they are shocked to see their prom photo in front of a tornado in Wray go viral. High School freshman AliMarintzer and…
Continue ReadingPueblo police officers slated to get new cars
The Pueblo Police Department is getting 22 new SUVs to replace some of its older vehicles. The city council voted unanimously Monday night to approve…
Continue ReadingDecision expected soon on Fountain neighborhood erosion
State officials will decide Tuesday whether 30 neighbors must move from their mobile homes because of serious erosion along Fountain Creek. El Paso…
Continue ReadingEstimated $50 million spent on local flood control projects since 2012
The Pikes Peak region has spent at least $50 million to mitigate flash flooding in the four years since the June 2012 Waldo Canyon fire, an official…
Continue ReadingSenate led presidential primary bill dies, House version likely to see same fate
A version of a bill that would bring a presidential primary back to Colorado voters in 2020, died Monday night in the waning hours of the legislative…
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