East High School celebrates back-to-back state championships
East High School’s back-to-back state football champions received a standing ovation at the school on Wednesday. Pueblo’s East Eagles…
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You Can Cut Your Own Tree
The US Forest Service is selling permits that will allow you to cut your own tree – and it only costs $10. Dan Timm has been cutting his own…
Continue ReadingSaving money on Christmas lights
Have you checked your light bill lately, are you afraid to in January after you’ve put up all of the Christmas lights? There are ways to save…
Continue Reading‘I am a warrior for the babies’: Multiple outbursts during Planned Parenthood shooter’s court appearance
Black Friday shooting suspect Robert Dear was in court Wednesday to hear the formal charges filed against him. A total of 179 felony counts were…
Continue ReadingNo charges will be filed in Caon City High School sexting scandal
District Attorney Thom LeDoux says no charges will be filed in the Caon City High School sexting scandal. LeDoux announced the decision at a news…
Continue ReadingNo charges in texting scandal
arrive. i’ll show you what to expect and how the weather may impact your weekend plans coming up. after a month-long investigation, no criminal…
Continue ReadingInjuries stacking up for the Denver Broncos
Peyton Manning was at practice Wednesday, but his workout was for team eyes only. Coach Kubiak said Manning is still day-to-day, but thanks to his…
Continue ReadingBoston College now says 120 students reporting illnesses
Boston College says more than 120 students have now reported gastrointestinal illnesses, and nearly all are students who ate at a Chipotle restaurant…
Continue ReadingPark County’s image tested by accused shooter, marijuana
According to an article in the Denver Post this week, legal marijuana is responsible for attracting accused mass shooter Robert Dear and other…
Continue ReadingMissing Pueblo Woman found
Update: Gallegos was found safe on December 8. ________________________________________________________________________________Original report:…
Continue ReadingCouple accused of trying to start fire at bank to cover up theft from business
Colorado Springs Police say a couple conspired to steal money from an east side convenience store and then started a fire at a bank to cover it up. A…
Continue ReadingPlanned Parenthood attack: Most officers shot since 2013
Police suffered their highest casualty count in more than two years in the Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood shootings, a reflection of the danger…
Continue ReadingParents push to get honor roll students back in school
Two Colorado Springs parents said they are struggling to get their honor roll students back in school, after they say Harrison School District 2…
Continue ReadingPolice report serious injuries in vehicle vs. bicycle collision
The 8th Street bridge in Pueblo was closed Tuesday evening while police investigated a crash. Police say a van and a bicycle collided and that the…
Continue ReadingUCCS students, religious studies professor weigh in on Trump’s controversial Muslim comments
UCCS senior Matt Stys is an Iraq war vet with a countless number of Muslim friends overseas. “They are the most giving people that I’ve…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs police investigate attempted kidnapping
Colorado Springs police are investigating after a report of an attempted kidnapping near a school Tuesday. Police said it happened around 8:30 a.m.…
Continue ReadingPolice warn consumers of ‘porch pirates’
Police call them “porch pirates” and say they’re out in full force this holiday season. Crooks are stealing packages from…
Continue ReadingSprings council approves south Nevada tax break
The Colorado Springs City Council took up the issue of South Nevada Avenue redevelopment. Two weeks ago, the council approved the project that would…
Continue ReadingTigers’ teamwork leads to success on the ice
The first win is sometimes the hardest, which makes winning that elusive game even sweeter. “They all got up and they were dancing and…
Continue ReadingUtilities Board approves rate changes
If you live in Colorado Springs you’re about to pay a little less for utilities. The average bill for residential customers will go down by…
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