Doctors have strong opinions regarding vaccinating children
Vaccinating children is a heated topic that brings strong opinions from both sides. There is a bill being debated in the Colorado House that would…
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El Paso County emergency notification changes
It’s hard to forget the images of fires and flooding in Southern Colorado over the last few years. El Paso County has a system that will call…
Continue ReadingSmall grass fire in north Colorado Springs now out
Firefighters say a grass fire burned about an acre near Interquest Parkway and Voyager Parkway in north Colorado Springs on Monday (3/17/14). The…
Continue ReadingToilets in tree violate County’s ‘rubbish ordinance’
There is tension over toilets between neighbors near Security. It now has El Paso County Code Enforcement stepping in. Neighbors are arguing whether…
Continue ReadingPutting together an emergency kit
Floods and fires are a threat in Southern Colorado, one we know all too well. With disaster possible at any time, being prepared is vitally important…
Continue ReadingMcFadyen drops out of race for congressional seat
Pueblo County Commissioner and Democrat Liane “Buffie” McFadyen cited family reasons for her decision to withdraw from the race for the…
Continue ReadingCongress studies new way to fund massive wildfires
A bipartisan effort is underway in Congress to change the way the country pays to battle its most catastrophic wildfires. Lawmakers from Oregon and…
Continue ReadingNew Red Cross flood app
Anyone in the U.S. can use the app, but it hits close to home in Colorado. “Think about how your life was if you were affected by the floods…
Continue ReadingBoulder home of JonBenet Ramsey for sale again
The Boulder house where 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey was found dead in 1996 is once again on the market, more than 16 years after John and Patsy Ramsey…
Continue ReadingColorado court to hear school voucher appeal
The Colorado Supreme Court has agreed to review a Court of Appeals ruling that allowed one of Colorado’s first school voucher programs. The…
Continue ReadingMarijuana packaging law clarified in Colorado
Colorado clarified its marijuana packaging requirements Monday, giving medical pot the same rules as pot for recreational pot. But Gov. John…
Continue ReadingColorado College Hockey Schedule
Schedule of Colorado College Hockey games to be aired on KRDO NewsRadio 105.5FM and 1240AM Friday, March 14th, 2014 – Colorado College Tigers…
Continue ReadingBroncos Ink Sanders to Three Year Deal
The Denver Broncos gave Peyton Manning another receiving option, agreeing to a three-year contract with former Pittsburgh wideout Emmanuel Sanders.…
Continue ReadingCU is Dancing With a Number 8 Seed
A strong showing in its first Atlantic Coast Conference tournament helped Pittsburgh earn a high seed in the NCAA tournament. The Panthers (25-9)…
Continue ReadingCrimeans vote to join Russia
The voters in Crimea, the Black Sea Peninsula, overwhelming have rejected their Ukrainian citizenships to become Russians. Voters had the choice to…
Continue ReadingParents have mixed emotions regarding Colorado vaccine bill
Parents havestrongopinions about a Colorado House proposal that would make it difficult for kids to go to school without being vaccinated. Helen, who…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest residents respond to bickering about fire investigations
Two Black Forest neighbors — one who lost a home and another whose home was saved — said they’re satisfied with the response from…
Continue ReadingRoyal Gorge back open for business
You have to look closely to see anything different about the Royal Gorge Bridge. 100 out of the 1,230 timbers on the bridge are new. A fresh green,…
Continue ReadingMemorial honors former Colorado Corrections executive director
Former Colorado Department of Corrections Executive Director Tom Clements is the 16th officer to be added to Fallen Officer Memorial in Canon City…
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