Jurors to reconvene in Denver jail-death trial
Jurors will continue deliberating in the civil trial of five Denver sheriff’s deputies accused of using excessive force against a homeless…
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Colorado election ballots hit the mail
It’s Election Day in Colorado – for the next three weeks. Midterm election ballots hit the mail Tuesday. All registered voters are…
Continue ReadingVoters weigh green-lighting $2 million towards upkeep, expansion at El Paso County parks
Supporters of ballot measure 1A in El Paso County say it’s not a tax increase, rather a great opportunity to ensure the county’s parks…
Continue ReadingGas prices dropping in southern Colorado
Gas prices continue to come down in southern Colorado, dropping to below $3 at some gas stations. According to GasBuddy.com, the average price in…
Continue ReadingTeaching physics at middle school
According to the latest international student assessment more than 20 nations outperformed the U.S. in proficiency in science. Taking the U.S. to the…
Continue ReadingMeth seized in Monte Vista, $508K value
More than $508,000 worth of drugs was seized Friday (10/10) in downtown Monte Vista in Rio Grande County. Police stopped a vehicle for a traffic…
Continue ReadingMail-in ballots mailed today, USPS urges early return
Mail-in ballots went out Monday (10/13) morning and the United States Postal Service is urging voters to return those ballots early. According to…
Continue ReadingMonument teacher named Teacher of the Year
A teacher at Lewis Palmer High School was named the 2015 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Kathy Thirkell is a math teacher in Lewis Palmer School…
Continue ReadingCar hits Colorado Springs home
Colorado Springs police are looking for the driver of the car who ran into a house Sunday night. Police say it happened in the 2800 block of N.…
Continue ReadingColumbus Day in Southern Colorado
Today is Columbus Day, and many state and county offices are closed across Southern Colorado, including the post office. City offices in Colorado…
Continue ReadingAre Coloradans ready for another winter?
This is Colorado. Home of America’s Mountain, even if it wasn’t visible from some areas today. But the white stuff on cars still came…
Continue ReadingLatest case of Ebola in U.S. raises questions about protective gear used to treat patients
The newest case of Ebola to reach the United States raises questions about the effectiveness of the protective gear health care workers wear when…
Continue ReadingComic and toy convention raises money for Make-a-Wish Foundation
The Colorado Springs Comic and Toy Convention is back, and bigger than ever. More than 3,000 people showed up Saturday and Sunday, many of them…
Continue ReadingPueblo police look for victims of attempted carjackings
Pueblo police are looking for several drivers who were possible victims of attempted carjackings Sunday morning. The series of events started around…
Continue ReadingDeadly accident on I-25 Sunday morning
One person is dead and another is seriously injured after a single vehicle crash on I-25 Sunday morning, just north of Pueblo. The accident happened…
Continue ReadingStudents finish mural in Black Forest
One side of a workshop now bears images of last year’s wildfire in Black Forest, courtesy of an art honors class at Pine Creek High School. The…
Continue ReadingHundreds run for suicide prevention in Pueblo
The Addict to Athlete program hosted its second annual “Not on Our Watch” suicide prevention 5k run in Pueblo Saturday.…
Continue ReadingDozens come out to Black Forest town hall, discuss recent animal abuse case
People angry after seeing images of malnourished horses and llamas living among dead carcasses in a Black Forest barn last month, attended a town…
Continue ReadingAmber Alert Cancelled, Mother Now Facing Charges
An Amber Alert out of La Plata County has been cancelled, and a mother has been arrested for leaving the state with her two children. Police say…
Continue ReadingPink out in Pueblo for breast cancer awareness
The Arkansas Riverwalk became a sea of people wearing pink Saturday. Hundreds of people showed their support at the fifth annual Strides Against…
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