Letter warns parents of security issues at Caon City Middle School
People online may be trying to get information about security at Caon City Middle School, according to a letter sent to parents Thursday. The letter…
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House approves tougher refugee screening
Five out of seven Colorado representatives voted in favor of a bill that would effectively stop Syrian and Iraqi refugees from entering the United…
Continue ReadingTancredo calls Hickenlooper out in controversial Facebook post
On Thursay, Congress voted to effectively halt a program that would allow Syrian refugees to resettle in the United States. A former Colorado…
Continue ReadingForest Service, local environmentalists settle four-year lawsuit
The U.S. Forest Service has agreed to re-evaluate about 500 miles of roads for motorized vehicle use in the Pike-San Isabel National Forests of…
Continue ReadingAnonymous vows retalliation against ISIS
“Hactivist” group Anonymous vows revenge against ISIS for the Paris terror attacks and claims to have completed the first step. Anonymous…
Continue ReadingMore Mexicans seen leaving the US than arriving
More Mexicans are now leaving the U.S. than are coming into the country. While tougher enforcement of immigration laws has been a significant factor…
Continue ReadingFisherman lost near Rampart Reservoir
A fisherman got turned around in the mountains northwest of Colorado Springs Thursday afternoon. El Paso County Search and Rescue is looking for the…
Continue ReadingAnonymous vs. ISIS
fink, k-r-d-o newschannel 13. hackers are getting involved in the war on is. the group “anonymous” hacked 55- hundred twitter accounts…
Continue ReadingSalvation Army kicks off Colorado Springs Red Kettle campaign
It’s that time of year again… The Salvation Army is officially kicking off their Red Kettle Campaign for the 2015 holiday season. The…
Continue ReadingPolice searching for suspect after Pueblo man shot in face
Pueblo Police are looking for a man who they say shot another man in the face. The shooting happened at around 12:30 a.m. on Wednesday November 18,…
Continue ReadingInformation about suspected identity thief sought
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office needs your help putting a name to the face of a suspected identity thief. Investigators say that on October…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County sheriff’s deputy charged with assault after incident at CJC
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says a deputy who is assigned to the Criminal Justice Center has been arrested on charges of third degree…
Continue ReadingPueblo Police announce arrest in Routt Avenue murder
The Pueblo Police Department says it has made an arrest in the murder of a man who was found shot to death in the backyard of a south side home.…
Continue ReadingSuit: Denver sheriff discriminates against female deputies
Two female Denver deputies are suing the troubled sheriff’s department, saying its policies put female employees at greater risk of harm and…
Continue ReadingPolis joins with GOP to tighten rules for Syrian refugees
Colorado congressman Jared Polis is one of 47 Democrats who joined with House Republicans to support making it harder for Syrian and Iraqi refugees…
Continue ReadingManitou Springs encouraging local holiday shopping
About 40 shops in Manitou Springs will stay open late Friday to encourage customers to do their holiday shopping early. The shops are participating…
Continue ReadingGold King Mine spill: What went wrong and could it happen again?
We’re digging deeper into what happened at the Gold King mine nearSilverton when 3 million gallons of toxic waste spilled into the Animas…
Continue Reading2 men indicted for having nearly a ton of pot near Cedaredge
Two men have been indicted on federal charges after authorities found nearly a full ton of marijuana at a property near Cedaredge. The Daily Sentinel…
Continue ReadingHickenlooper clarifies Syria position, responds to critics
A petition on Change.org began Monday calling for Gov. John Hickenlooper to reconsider his position on accepting Syrian refugees into Colorado. More…
Continue ReadingFBI offers $10K reward for information on murder in downtown Pueblo
The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information about who killed a college student driving through downtown Pueblo in the middle of the…
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