D60 could lose more than $1 million for low student attendance
Pueblo School District 60 could be losing more than $1 million for declining student attendance. The state Department of Education kept track of…
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Local nine-year-old girl becomes AFA cadet for a day
A nine-year-old from Colorado Springs became the Air Force Academy’s newest cadet Friday. Lila Nargi was welcomed into the Cadet Wing Friday…
Continue ReadingMemorial for fallen Springs officer vandalized
Colorado Springs Police say someone vandalized a memorial that was set up in honor of a police officer who died in the line of duty. Officer Matt…
Continue ReadingCrash snarls Friday afternoon commute in south Colorado Springs
A serious crash blocked a portion of S. Academy Blvd. near the I-25 interchange Friday afternoon. All lanes are now open. Colorado State Patrol said…
Continue ReadingFormer firefighter sues Fountain Fire Department, Fire Chief
A former Fountain firefighter claims his first and 14th amendment rights were violated in a federal lawsuit he has filed against the department, the…
Continue ReadingBackpack prompts bomb scare at Pueblo school
Parents and staff were evacuated from Risley International Academy of Innovation Friday afternoon, but D-60 says students already had the day off.…
Continue ReadingCSPD seeks help to solve 20-month-old murder
Twenty months ago, on February 18, 2014, a little before three in the afternoon, police officers and detectives from the Colorado Springs Police…
Continue ReadingUPDATED: At least 40 federal prisoners slated for release in Colorado
Thousands of drug offenders are slated to be released from federal prisons across the United States, beginning at the end of October. Ed Ross, with…
Continue ReadingSprings police say man shot friend while cleaning gun
A man is recovering after being shot by a friend who was cleaning a gun, according to Colorado Springs police. Police say it happened just after…
Continue ReadingPolice: Man stole nearly $6,000 in liquor from Aspen area
Police are looking for a Texas man they say stole nearly $6,000 of top-shelf liquor from stores in the Aspen area. The Aspen Daily News reports that…
Continue ReadingNoodles & Co. to discontinue use of antibiotics
The Colorado-based food company Noodles & Co. plans to discontinue its use of antibiotics as part of a new campaign focused on fresh food. The…
Continue ReadingBear euthanized in Boulder
A bear first spotted in Boulder in August has been captured and euthanized after it was found roaming in a homeowner’s backyard. The Daily…
Continue ReadingGravestone found on hiking trail
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says they’re investigating a mystery one man found in the dirt – a gravestone found on 21st…
Continue ReadingMystery gravestone discovered
?a the dirt.. a man finds a grave stone along a trail in western colorado springs. he was hiking along west 21st street this morning when he noticed…
Continue ReadingPublic input wanted ahead of sinkhole repair project
The City of Colorado Springs says they have four options to repair the Chestnut Street bridge over Douglas Creek, but want public input before…
Continue ReadingAnnual Koats 4 Kids Benefit to be held Friday
The 9th annual Koats 4 Kids Benefit will be held in Colorado Springs on Friday, October 8. The event is scheduled from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at The…
Continue ReadingMissing U-Haul incident in Colorado Springs resolved
The alleged theft in Colorado Springs involving a U-Haul has been resolved. Police said the men were real employees of the company. On Tuesday, KRDO…
Continue ReadingNurses have drive-thru flu shots to keep people healthy
A drive-thru is normally used to buy fast food, but a hospital in Pueblo is using a drive-thru for healthier reasons. Parkview Medical Center had its…
Continue ReadingLocal home building industry recovers from rainy year
Drier weather recently is allowing home construction workers in the Colorado Springs area to make up for time and money lost during the wet spring…
Continue ReadingFederal lawsuit filed against City of Fountain, Fire Chief
A federal lawsuit’s been filed against the City of Fountain and the Fountain Fire Department. A fireman filed the lawsuit. Richard Villanueva…
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