Police to charge W.Va. mom after abduction tale
A detective in West Virginia says criminal charges will be brought against a woman for falsely reporting that an Egyptian man tried to kidnap her…
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K-9 pup renamed after original name tied to Nazi general
A Florida sheriff’s office has renamed its newest bloodhound after its original name was linked to a leading general in Nazi Germany. The Lake…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Missing woman in Colorado Springs found safe
UPDATE: CSPD reported shortly after noon that Ann Cooley was found safe. The Colorado Springs Police Department is asking for the public’s help…
Continue ReadingColorado State Patrol car hit in crash on Hwy 24
A Colorado State Patrol car was involved in a crash on Highway 24 near Ridge Road Friday morning. The crash happened around 11:30 a.m. The patrol…
Continue ReadingSheriff: Bullet came close to potentially killing San Juan County deputy
Authorities say a sheriff’s deputy in Colorado came within “a half of an inch” of a possibly fatal injury after being shot while…
Continue ReadingKaties Morning Forecast – 4/5/19
TODAY: Party cloudy to partly sunny skies are in the forecast for much of the afternoon. A few rain showers could roll through during the late…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs red light cameras to go live on April 9
The City of Colorado Springs is implementing a red light safety program and has scheduled two cameras to go live on April 9. Starting April 9, the…
Continue ReadingPueblo sets sights on permanent location for homeless shelter
It’s been more than a year since there has been a permanent warming shelter location for the homeless in Pueblo. After looking at a number of…
Continue ReadingKnow your rights: A landlord’s nightmare
Can you imagine trying to sell a home from out of state, but you can’t because people you don’t know are living inside and refuse to…
Continue ReadingSearch at landfill for Kelsey Berreth’s remains about 40% complete
The Woodland Park Police Department says investigators haven’t found Kelsey Berreth’s remains at a Midway Landfill after more than a…
Continue ReadingOfficials expect delayed opening of road to Maroon Bells
Officials say the road to a mountain scenic area near Aspen will likely open later than usual following a winter of heavy snow and avalanches. The…
Continue ReadingUnseasonably Warm Temps Continue 4-4-19
TONIGHT: Some clouds move back in later tonight; otherwise, mostly dry conditions prevail with temps in the 30’s FRIDAY: Temps in the…
Continue ReadingCheyenne Mountain Zoo in the running for ‘Best Zoo’ in the nation
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo has been nominated for USA Today’s ‘Best Zoo’ contest. Last year, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo placed fourth in the…
Continue ReadingOfficials urge residents to continue conserving water
Some depleted water reserves in Colorado are still recovering from one of the worst dry spells on record. The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reports…
Continue ReadingKelsey Berreth’s daughter to stay with grandparents
UPDATE April 4: Another custody hearing took place Thursday, and Kelsey Berreth’s daughter will remain in the custody of Berreth’s…
Continue ReadingWoman found dead with gunshot wounds in Colorado Springs Walmart parking lot
The Colorado Springs Police Department is investigating a death at the Walmart on S. 8th St. The Violent Crimes unit is responding to this incident.…
Continue ReadingWoman arrested for DUI and vehicular homicide following Colorado Springs crash
Police have arrested 30-year-old Vanessa D. Gonzales for DUI and vehicular homicide following a fatal crash on Wednesday morning at the intersection…
Continue ReadingIL Vicino in downtown Colorado Springs closes after 23 years
IL Vicino in downtown Colorado Springs closed its doors on April 1 after 23 years. The popular pizza restaurant posted on their Facebook page…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs murder suspect extradited from Mexico
The man accused of killing a 17-year-old in Colorado Springs back in January has been extradited back to Colorado after being caught in Mexico. Edwin…
Continue ReadingAmid rising anxiety, colleges tell students it’s OK to fail
A growing number of U.S. colleges are sending a message to students saying it’s OK to fail. Campus mental health officials from Massachusetts…
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