A memorial service honors two fallen Mountain Post soldiers
The Mountain Post remembered two fallen soldiers Thursday afternoon (6/27/14). They were honored for giving the ultimate sacrifice. Twenty-two…
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Two arrested in October bank robbery
The Colorado Springs Police Department says it has arrested two suspects in a bank robbery that happened in October. Jared Green, 33, was arrested at…
Continue ReadingFederal judge upholds Colorado gun restrictions
A federal judge upheld Colorado gun restrictions that limit the size of ammunition magazines and expand background checks on firearms sold online and…
Continue ReadingLocal Muslim community closely watches violence, unrest in Iraq
With the Sunni extremists pushing toward Baghdad and the U.S. weighing its options the Muslim community in Colorado Springs watches. Pakistani Arshad…
Continue ReadingFire sparks in Colorado Springs scrap metal yard
A fire at a south side scrap metal yard sent a large plume of smoke into the sky Thursday afternoon (6/26/14). The fire started at American Iron and…
Continue ReadingFirst day for future cadets at Air Force Academy
Future cadets being yelled at by people with higher ranks and the demand for excellence. The Air Force Academy brought out its version of the welcome…
Continue ReadingThe Nuggets Make Draft Day Trade
A person with knowledge of the situation says the Denver Nuggets have acquired guard Arron Afflalo from the Orlando Magic for point guard Evan…
Continue ReadingDelays continue following crash on SB I-25 at County Line
The Colorado Springs Traffic Management Center says a crash that was blocking southbound I-25 at County Line Road has been moved onto the shoulder.…
Continue ReadingSprings man accused of sexual assault on a child
Police say a Colorado Springs man sexually assaulted an underage girl on multiple occasions. Zachary Johnson, 26, was arrested on June 25, 2014. He…
Continue ReadingUdall’s son pleads guilty in deferred judgment
The son of U.S. Sen. Mark Udall has pleaded guilty to burglary and breaking into cars in Boulder County under a deferred judgment agreement. Jedediah…
Continue ReadingNo underage pot sales reported in Colorado
Colorado marijuana regulators say that no sales to minors were discovered during recent undercover dispensary checks. The state Department of Revenue…
Continue ReadingBoulder issuing more same-sex marriage licenses
More same-sex couples are obtaining marriage licenses and getting married in Boulder County even though gay marriage remains illegal in Colorado.…
Continue ReadingDeputies investigate Pueblo County shooting
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office says a 20-year-old man was shot at a home just outside of the Pueblo city limits Thursday morning (6/26/14).…
Continue ReadingU.S. soccer coach writes note for your boss to get out of work
Players will line up on the field for the crucial U.S.-Germany match on Thursday morning. The game starts at 10 a.m. MST on ESPN. If you want to…
Continue ReadingMan expected to plead guilty in triple murder
A 31-year-old man suspected of killing a mother and her two young children in a Caon City home is expected to plead guilty. The Caon City Daily…
Continue ReadingCSPD: Woman assaults officer, arrested
A woman involved in a physical disturbance in Colorado Springs was arrested Wednesday (6/25/14) after police say she assaulted an officer. Police…
Continue ReadingMan accused of sexually assaulting child in 2011, 2012
A man accused of sexually assaulting a girl has been arrested. Colorado Springs police say a girl told them she was sexually assaulted by Zachary…
Continue ReadingKRDO’s Thursday morning pet of the week
Sweet Dexter, a 5-year-old seal point snowshoe mix, is looking for a new home! This sweetie was abandoned outside our facility at HSPPR. He is very…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council wraps up final town hall on half-cent sales tax
A series of four town hall meetings concluded Wednesday night regarding uses of the city’s half-cent sales tax. Council President Sandy Daff…
Continue ReadingPolice Department reacts to search warrants for cellphones
In an emphatic defense of privacy in the digital age, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that police generally may not search the cellphones…
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