Monument residents dig out of deep snow
Snow-packed and icy roads made for a slick drive Wednesday morning. Monument residents had to clear their driveways before commuting to work. Dave…
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Police say officer bitten by man during arrest
Colorado Springs Police say an officer was bit on the hand during an arrest Wednesday morning. Officers were called to a report of a family fight in…
Continue ReadingJury selection resumes in Colorado theater shooting
More potential jurors have arrived in court in suburban Denver for the second day of jury selection in the Colorado theater shooting case. The judge…
Continue ReadingPueblo home destroyed in early morning fire
A Pueblo home was destroyed by a fire early Wednesday morning. The fire started around 3:30 a.m., in the 2100 block of W. 11th St. No one was home…
Continue ReadingJury selection starts in Colorado theater shooting trial
Jury selection has started in the Colorado theater shooting trial after a judge called an unprecedented pool of 9,000 potential jurors to hear the…
Continue ReadingMore officers at private, public universities pack heat
Nearly all campus police officers at public universities now carry guns, pepper spray and other weapons, according to a new Justice Department…
Continue Reading2015 CSU-Pueblo Football Schedule
2015 CSU-Pueblo Football Schedule Sep. 05, 2015 Central Washington 6:00 PM Sep. 12, 2015 at West Texas A&M TBA Sep. 19, 2015 Western State * 6:00…
Continue ReadingLots of smoke, but no injuries in Pueblo house fire
The Pueblo Fire Department says two men were able to escape a house fire on the east side Tuesday afternoon (1/20/15). The fire happened at a home in…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Air Force Academy cadet accused of sexual assault in Boulder
An arrest affidavit is revealing new information about the case against an Air Force Academy cadet who is accused of kidnapping and sexual assault in…
Continue Reading‘Extreme Weight Loss’ casting in Aurora on Valentines Day
ABC’s Extreme Weight Loss is casting for season 6. The show will seek participants in nine cities across the country on February 14, February…
Continue ReadingPolice: No signs of trauma in infant’s death
Colorado Springs Police are calling the death of an infant a “family tragedy.” The investigation is happening in the 900 block of S.…
Continue ReadingWhen is a 4/20 festival not a 4/20 festival?
Colorado’s infamous 4/20 marijuana festival will not actually happen on the famed stoner date of April 20 this year. The Denver Post reports…
Continue ReadingMarijuana caregivers, doctors face legislative scrutiny
Two years into recreational marijuana legalization, Colorado is taking a second look at its rules for medical marijuana. The Colorado state Senate…
Continue ReadingNAACP president plans Colorado visit in response to blast
The national president of the NAACP is planning to visit Colorado Springs this weekend to promote unity in response to a recent explosion outside a…
Continue ReadingColorado student unites Kansas woman with lost treasure two decades later
A Colorado student united a Kansas woman with her high school ring she had misplaced two decades ago. Rachel Robinson found the ring as a little girl…
Continue ReadingI-25 reopens in south Denver metro area following early morning crash
A semi crash forced the closure of I-25 between Lincoln Ave. and County Line Rd. early Tuesday morning. The interstate is now open in both…
Continue ReadingTheater shooting case draws huge pool of prospective jurors
An unprecedented jury pool of 9,000 people has been called as lawyers begin to select 12 people to decide if James Holmes was insane when he killed a…
Continue ReadingMarijuana caregivers, doctors face legislative scrutiny
Two years into recreational marijuana legalization, Colorado is taking a second look at its rules for medical marijuana. The Colorado state Senate…
Continue ReadingHickenlooper in Switzerland to speak at economic forum
Gov. John Hickenlooper is in Switzerland to speak at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting. Hickenlooper will be speaking in Davos on…
Continue ReadingJapanese Premier Vows to Save Islamic State Group Hostages
The Islamic State group threatened to kill two Japanese hostages Tuesday unless they receive $200 million in 72 hours, directly demanding the ransom…
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