2 arrested for hash oil production after fire in Pueblo County
A mobile home caught fire east of Pueblo Tuesday afternoon and deputies found remnants of an illegal hash oil production operation. The fire happened…
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Preventing your lawn from dying this winter
Before we know it, our gorgeous greenery in southern Colorado will start turning brown. How can you prevent your grass from dying this winter? Once…
Continue ReadingHow freezing temperatures impact pumpkin patches
With our freezing overnight temperatures recently, what’s the impact on pumpkins at local farms? We talked to the owners at Long Neck Pumpkin…
Continue ReadingSuspects wanted after robbery in west Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs police need your help finding two men accused of robbing a Walgreens in late August. The department sent out a notice Wednesday…
Continue ReadingSection of N. Academy closing Wednesday and Thursday night
N. Academy Boulevard will be closed Wednesday and Thursday night while construction crews install necessary pieces for a bridge over Cottonwood…
Continue ReadingCalifornia police: Students baked cookies with human ashes
Police say they are investigating a report that a Northern California high school student mixed her cremated grandfather’s ashes into homemade…
Continue ReadingPolice to test system, gunshot sounds expected in Colorado Springs neighborhoods
The Colorado Springs Police Department is expected to conduct a live-fire calibration of the gunshot detection system on Wednesday from 7:00 p.m.…
Continue ReadingMonument firefighters to give away free pumpkins this Saturday
Monument firefighters will host it’s second annual free pumpkin giveaway this Saturday, Oct. 20. The event will take place at the Tractor…
Continue ReadingColorado woman victim of California skydiving accident
Officials say a Colorado woman was killed in a weekend skydiving accident in Central California. The San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office says…
Continue ReadingSen. Cory Gardner touts bipartisanship during Springs visit
Senator Cory Gardner was in Colorado Springs Wednesday morning and spoke about hot-button issues that have been in recent headlines. One issue…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs fire fighters respond to structure fire near First and Main Town Center
The Colorado Springs Fire Department responded to a residential structure fire Sunday morning. Firefighters arrived to 5521 N. Buckskin Pass Dr.…
Continue ReadingWoman to lead largest command in US Army for first time
For the first time, a woman is leading the largest command in the U.S. Army. Lt. Gen. Laura Richardson- is now commanding the Army forces command,…
Continue ReadingCooler with clouds and sprinkles today – 10/17/18
TODAY: Clouds will be moving in through the morning today. Coming with that is the chance for ongoing sprinkles or an isolated light rain and snow…
Continue ReadingNew ad in Colorado gubernatorial race highlights lack of rules governing political ads
A new political ad surrounding an incident with Democrat Gubernatorial candidate Jared Polis 19 years ago began hitting airwaves a few days ago.…
Continue ReadingYoutube back up after experiencing 90 minute outage, company responds
9:00 p.m. update: After nearly a 90-minute outage Tuesday night, streaming service, Youtube is back up and running. 8:45 p.m. update: YouTube issued…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs consignment stores offer great alternatives for Halloween costume ideas
With Halloween right around the corner, KRDO news took a trip to a few local consignment stores, to find some good last minute ideas for costumes. If…
Continue ReadingNumber of teens committing crimes stays the same, but thefts are up
New data from the Colorado Springs Police Department shows the number of juveniles committing crimes isn’t necessarily going up, but teens who…
Continue ReadingDoes Colorado Springs need its own convention center?
The Broadmoor has one. Pueblo has one. Is it time for Colorado Springs to have its own convention center? Fifteen years ago, city leaders debated the…
Continue ReadingRise in competency tests at Colorado Mental Health institute in Pueblo
Every year judges in Colorado order defendants to undergo exams to see whether they are mentally competent to stand trial. Just in the past few…
Continue ReadingPueblo voters have concerns heading into first mayoral election
In just three weeks, voters in Pueblo will vote for the city’s first mayor, but that person will come out of a massive field of 16 candidates.…
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