Sheriff’s Office warns of scammer posing as deputy
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says someone impersonating a deputy is calling people and telling them they have to pay money to avoid…
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Jury selection in theater shooting going faster than planned
A judge overseeing the Colorado theater shooting case says jury selection is going so well that the first phase will be cut short by several days.…
Continue ReadingCyclist found dead after getting hit by car
A cyclist was found dead early Monday morning after he was hit by a car in Colorado Springs. He died on impact after trying to cross Powers Boulevard…
Continue ReadingPueblo man accused of trying to kill his roommate
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office says a man was stabbed in the neck by his roommate after they pulled off of I-25 to smoke marijuana. The…
Continue ReadingPowdered alcohol ban passes Colorado House, moves to Senate
Colorado House lawmakers approved a ban of powdered alcohol in the state before it hits stores. The proposal would ban the product known as Palcohol…
Continue ReadingColorado publishes review of marijuana health research
Colorado has put together a sweeping report about marijuana’s health effects – everything from pot’s effect on drivers to the…
Continue ReadingBicyclist killed in crash
A bicyclist was killed in a crash early Monday morning in Colorado Springs. The crash happened on Powers Boulevard near Palmer Park Boulevard around…
Continue ReadingGun-control debate returns to Colorado Capitol
Colorado Republicans are revisiting the contentious debate over gun control with more political power in the state Legislature. But the GOP’s…
Continue ReadingFootball fans enjoy Super Bowl food
Super Sunday is not just about football, it’s also about food. Restaurants and grocery stores prepared for an influx of hungry shoppers before…
Continue ReadingNorth Cheyenne Caon flood damage work continues
Repairs to flood-damaged trails and roads in a popular southwest Colorado Springs hiking area are expected to last another three to six weeks.…
Continue ReadingNew marijuana edible rules are in effect in Colorado
Stricter marijuana edible rules went into effect Sunday. There are new product guidelines for packaging, labeling and potency. One of the shops that…
Continue ReadingNew Security Rules for Visitors at Fort Carson
New access rules go into effect at Fort Carson on Sunday (02/01/15). Visitors without a Federal ID or Defense Department ID will need to go to the…
Continue ReadingToddler Accidentally Shoots Both Parents with One Bullet
Authorities say a 3-year-old boy got ahold of a handgun from his mother’s purse and fired just one shot that wounded both his parents.…
Continue ReadingTraffic stop turns into domestic violence arrest
Colorado Springs police were called early Sunday morning to a domestic violence incident. Around 1:45 Sunday morning someone witnessed a domestic…
Continue ReadingNew rules for Colorado marijuana edibles begin today
Infused marijuana edibles will be forced to comply with new packaging, labeling and potency restrictions beginning on February 1st, 2015. Under the…
Continue ReadingNobody hurt after structure fire Sunday morning
Firefighters from the Stratmoor and Colorado Springs fire departments responded to a fire at an apartment complex Sunday morning. The structure…
Continue ReadingSouthern Colorado dodges a winter bullet
Remember when car washes were packed because it was sunny and so warm? There are no lines like those this weekend. “I see a lot of people…
Continue ReadingLocal elderly man rescued by mailman
A mail carrier for the U.S. Postal Service also delivered life-saving help to an elderly man who was hurt after a fall. The mailman, William…
Continue ReadingAward-winning artist shares his knowledge of movie makeup to students
An Emmy Award-winning makeup artist shared his tricks of the trade with people in Pueblo Saturday. Gil Mosko won awards for the makeup designs he did…
Continue ReadingA Pueblo park will receive improvements
Pueblo residents said it’s a park no one goes to because it is outdated, but the city’s parks and recreation department hopes to change…
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