Police 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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82-year-old man reported missing in El Paso County
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office wants you to be on the lookout for an 82-year-old man who disappeared Wednesday (6/25/14). Bert L. Clibon,…
Continue ReadingPueblo County sheriff running against former sergeant for seat
Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk Taylor faces a familiar face in the race for sheriff. Retired Pueblo County sheriff’s Sgt. Vic Boley won the…
Continue ReadingCS City Council considers eliminating business license fees
Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach and the City Council disagree on whether to end a business license fee that generates about $400,000 in annual…
Continue ReadingRecalls becoming more frequent part of political process
Southern Coloradoans are using recalls to try to remove elected leaders they no longer want in office, and one political science professor said they…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Severe thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of eastern Colorado until 9 p.m. The watch has been cancelled for the Colorado Springs and…
Continue ReadingDrake Plant Unit 6 online
Seven weeks after the Drake Power Plant Fire, we’re getting our first look at one of the repaired units, as it’s tested for the first…
Continue ReadingWildfire burning in Fremont County remains small
A one-quarter acre wildfire continues to burn on Bureau of Land Management property near Caon City. The fire started Monday (6/23/14) and was caused…
Continue ReadingBoulder County issues same-sex marriage licenses, AG says they aren’t valid
A Boulder County clerk began issuing same-sex marriage licenses after a federal appeals court ruled that states cannot prevent gay couples from…
Continue ReadingSprings kidnapping suspects arrested in Kansas
Colorado Springs Police say a pair of kidnapping suspects has been taken into custody in central Kansas. Nicholas Heraldo Archuleta, 24, and James…
Continue ReadingBlack Hills Fire burning in Huerfano County
The Huerfano County Office of Emergency Management says a fire is burning about ten miles northwest of Walsenburg. The OEM says the Black Hills Fire…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Persons of interest in Pueblo homicide arrested
Pueblo Police say two people who they have identified as persons of interest in a homicide have been arrested. Kasai Ciofassa, 23, and Donna…
Continue ReadingCity officials take part in ‘Bike to Work Day’
Instead they grabbed their helmets and took to the streets to see and experience the ride for themselves. Overall, Colorado Springs is quite safe for…
Continue ReadingDallas, Cleveland finalists for GOP convention
Just two cities remain in the sweepstakes to host the Republican Party’s next presidential nominating convention. Republican National Committee…
Continue ReadingFlag could cost Florida man his home
JACKSONVILLE, FL – The American flag is at the center of a fight between a Home Owners Association in Jacksonville, Florida and a veteran.…
Continue Reading2014 Primary Election Results
Unofficial results as of 10:35 a.m. on June 25, 2014. Governor Bob Beauprez (R): 115,388 Tom Tancredo (R): 101,953 Scott Gessler (R): 88,583 Mike…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Unit 6 at Drake back online, electric rate could go down in July
Colorado Springs Utilities says unit 6 at the Drake Power Plant is once again producing electricity. The power plant had been out of commission since…
Continue ReadingSprings police officer arrested
A Colorado Springs police officer is facing drug charges after being arrested Tuesday evening (6/24/14). Officer Jeffrey Warkocz, 51, was taken into…
Continue ReadingFort Collins hit by late night thunderstorm
A late night thunderstorm has left standing water in some streets and parking lots around Fort Collins. Heavy rain and hail hit the area around 11…
Continue ReadingKeep those pot plants potted: No more ripping weed
Police in some medical marijuana states say they are thinking twice about seizing and destroying illegal pot plants because they could be sued for…
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