Colorado approves letting state keep pot taxes
Colorado voters have agreed to allow the state to keep $66 million worth of marijuana taxes despite an accounting error that could have forced the…
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Amber Alert cancelled minutes after being issued
An Amber Alert that was issued for two children from Denver has been cancelled. The Colorado Bureau of Investigation said the alert was issued after…
Continue ReadingAir Force gets down-to-business preparing for Army
The matchup is a crowd-pleaser, but it’s just another game to one Air Force linebacker. “The most important thing is that this is the…
Continue ReadingElection Day philosophy examined
Is it fair for southern Colorado citizens who don’t vote to have the same right to complain about issues as those who do vote? It’s a…
Continue ReadingRed Flag Warnings in November?
We’re used to dry, windy conditions in the summer. But a Red Flag Warning in November? It’s possible. And it poses a very real threat.…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County murder suspect may have hitchhiked from northern Colorado to commit crimes
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says a man who is accused of killing a man and shooting a woman in the Black Forest area may have…
Continue ReadingMan who pleaded guilty in explosion near NAACP office sentenced
A man who pleaded guilty to setting off a small explosion near the NAACP office in Colorado Springs was sentenced to prison Tuesday. Thaddeus Murphy,…
Continue ReadingElection Day 2015: Ballots due by 7 pm
Voters in southern Colorado cast their votes on Election Day Tuesday. As of Tuesday morning, 113,000 voters in El Paso County had submitted their…
Continue ReadingStudent With Weapon Removed from Fountain-Fort Carson High School
(11/03/15) Administrators from Fountain-Fort Carson High School say they received a tip this morning that a student had a weapon in school. The…
Continue ReadingMarijuana tax headlines Colorado’s off-year elections
Colorado is voting on state marijuana taxes and local issues that include a hotly contested school board recall in suburban Denver. There is only one…
Continue ReadingTwo groups of soldiers returning to Fort Carson
Fort Carson families will finally get to see their loved ones, after weather delayed a homecoming Monday. About 230 soldiers from the 3 rd Armored…
Continue ReadingPolice: Driver, multiple passengers run from stolen car after multi-vehicle crash
A crash involving multiple vehicles blocked a stretch of Union Blvd. in Colorado Springs Monday night. The crash happened during the 7-o’clock…
Continue ReadingCSFD battles fire on westside
The Colorado Springs Fire Department is battling a fire on the westside of the city early Tuesday morning. The fire was reported around 1:30 a.m. in…
Continue ReadingPueblo Police under fire, but who’s to blame?
Pueblo Police are under fire, citizens over the past year have accused them of not doing enough to stop or solve crime, and for slow police response…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council wants seven more officers next year
Police staffing and overtime were the big topics in Pueblo City Council’s work session Monday night. Council members talked about adding seven…
Continue ReadingCSU-Pueblo receives money to help smaller school districts
CSU-Pueblo said there is a teacher shortage at rural school districts in southern Colorado, but the university received money to help with that…
Continue ReadingShooter’s behavior puzzles neighbors
Several neighbors of the shooter in Saturday’s killing of three innocent people in Colorado Springs said they still can’t believe it…
Continue ReadingTime to stock up on firewood
It seems there is a run on firewood. Suppliers say the waiting list is at three weeks – and growing. Suppliers like Joe Yost. He’s…
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