Denver man shot after firing at propane tank
A man suspected of killing a woman and wounding another is in critical condition after he fired a gunshot at a propane tank he was carrying and was…
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Waldo Canyon recovery groups shows their 30 million dollar project
More than 30 million dollarshas been put into flood projects around the Waldo Canyon burn scar. National, state, local and volunteer groups have been…
Continue ReadingPolice say you can help them catch possible kidnappers
Police say when it comes to catching a possible kidnapper, their best tool is the public. There have been at least three kidnapping attempts in…
Continue ReadingAir Force Basketball Schedule
The Mountain West Conference announced Air Force’s 2013-14 men’s basketball schedule today. This season, 12 of AFA’s 29 games will…
Continue ReadingPikes Peak Ascent and Marathon changes
To borrow a famous phrase from the world of theater: “The show must go on!” That’s a done deal at the Pikes Peak Ascent and…
Continue ReadingHickenlooper tours flood damaged Manitou Springs
The most powerful man in Colorado went face to face with something on a whole other level…Mother Nature. “The power of nature…it can move…
Continue ReadingMan sentenced to at least 30 years for beating, raping child
A Pueblo mother says her family finally has the closure they have wanted for the past year and a half. A judge sentenced Jose Garcia, 31, to 30 years…
Continue ReadingPublic gives input on Drake Power Plant future
For the first time, Colorado Springs residents could give their two-cents about the future of the Drake Power Plant. The city is in the middle of a…
Continue ReadingColorado schools tax campaign begins in earnest
A campaign to raise income taxes to pay for public school upgrades is getting started in earnest. Gov. John Hickenlooper helped launch the public…
Continue ReadingSerial bank robber still sought in Colorado Springs
Local authorities and bank officials have an idea of what he looks like, but they’ve been unable to catch him so far. The unidentified man was…
Continue ReadingMo. climber dies in Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park officials say a climber from Springfield, Mo., has died after falling about 150 feet on Longs Peak, which reaches 14,259…
Continue ReadingVolunteers Help Mitigate Waldo Canyon’s Burn Scar
Most people would spend their days off sleeping in, traveling or relaxing. But for some people they spend those coveted days around the Waldo Canyon…
Continue ReadingSteady rain lately greening things up, not helping drought
A biblical-like rain pattern over the last month won’t help the drought situation, according to Colorado Springs Utilities. The rain has come…
Continue ReadingProposal: Fee for CO residents in fire prone areas
Coloradans living in wildfire prone areas, like Black Forest, may have to pay for it in a new way. A proposal from a state wildfire task force would…
Continue ReadingAuthorities search home of deceased Monument teen’s father
Authorities on Wednesday searched the home of the father of a boy whose remains were found in June after he disappeared from the home last November.…
Continue ReadingNearby shooting puts Colo. capitol on lockdown
The Colorado state capitol was temporarily put on lockdown Thursday as police investigated a shooting about a block away. Police say shots were fired…
Continue ReadingGabriel Landeskog Signs Contract Extension
The Colorado Avalanche and captain Gabriel Landeskog have agreed on a seven-year contract extension that will keep the young star in Denver through…
Continue ReadingDisabled Vet is missing her service dog
Battling PTSD from her time in the Air Force back in the 70’s, Karen Sagahon has relied on relief given to her by her service dog Tyler.…
Continue ReadingBusiness gives flood family a fresh start
A Manitou Springs business owner and her family are off to a fresh start Thursday thanks to one local company’s generous gesture. Angie Findley…
Continue ReadingStudy: People who have more sex make more money
People who have more sex are more likely to earn higher wages, according to new research from the Institute for the Study of Labor. The study looked…
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