Former school board president will fill vacant Pueblo City Council seat
A new member was selected to join Pueblo City Council Monday evening. Dennis Flores will fill the seat vacated by Chris Kaufman. Flores is a former…
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Same-sex couples in El Paso County must wait to receive marriage licenses
The El Paso County Clerk and Recorder’s Office isn’t issuing marriage licenses until it receives an official notice from the Attorney…
Continue ReadingPueblo County clerk resumes issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples
Pueblo County Clerk and Recorder Gilbert “Bo” Ortiz resumed issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples Monday after the Supreme Court…
Continue Reading27th annual High Country Toy Run
Nearly one thousand motorcycle riders donated toys during the 27th annual High Country Toy Run Sunday (10/6/14). The run benefits the United States…
Continue ReadingColorado readies for inaugural vote-by-mail general election
Election Day less than a month away and changes await Colorado voters. This November marks the first time a general election in the Centennial State…
Continue ReadingPolice search for clues in attempted kidnapping
Colorado Springs Police say two men tried to kidnap a 15-year-old girl who was walking home from work Saturday morning (10/4/14). The incident…
Continue ReadingMichigan Ave. shooting victim identified
Colorado Springs Police have released the name of a woman who was shot to death in a neighborhood near Circle Dr. and Airport Rd. The shooting…
Continue ReadingHunters and anglers asked to keep an eye out for remains of June drowning victim
Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the Pueblo Police Department are asking hunters and anglers for help in recovering a missing drowning victim.…
Continue ReadingMayor’s 2015 budget proposal includes money for more police officers and bus service
Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach presented his 2015 budget proposal to city council Monday (9/6/14). The mayor’s office said it was able to…
Continue ReadingColorado authorities searching for poachers
Colorado Parks and Wildlife authorities and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office are investigating poaching and the deaths of nearly a dozen…
Continue ReadingGubernatorial candidates debate in Pueblo
Gov. John Hickenlooper and Republican challenger Bob Beauprez tried to sway undecided voters during Thursday night’s debate at Memorial Hall.…
Continue ReadingNew recreational area opens Saturday
UPDATE: As of Friday evening, all reservations for the six scheduled open days this month have been sold. A 9,000-acre section under Pikes Peak that…
Continue ReadingJefferson County deputies searching for inmate
Jefferson County sheriff’s deputies are searching for a jail inmate who escaped Sunday night. Thirty-two-year-old Travis Sandlin managed to get…
Continue ReadingCSU vows to punish any students in rowdy crowd
Colorado State University says it will help police identify any of its students who may have been part of a rowdy crowd at a house party near campus.…
Continue ReadingSuspect in El Jebel slayings returning to court
A man accused of killing his aunt and uncle in El Jebel is returning to court for a hearing on whether prosecutors have enough evidence to warrant a…
Continue ReadingBoulder weighs settlement of cyclist’s lawsuit
The Boulder City Council is considering a $30,000 settlement of a lawsuit filed by a bicyclist injured in a collision with a police motorcycle. The…
Continue ReadingUdall, Gardner meet for 2nd debate
Democratic Sen. Mark Udall and his Republican challenger are meeting for a second debate Monday in Denver. This one focuses on the economy and will…
Continue ReadingMemorial for disabled veterans opens in D.C.
The American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial in Washington, D.C. was dedicated Sunday in a ceremony that focused on life after war and the many…
Continue ReadingPueblo child to meet doctor who discovered her rare disorder
Frequent seizures, hospital visits and a special diet have become an unfortunate reality for three-year-old Makenzy Belcher. Makenzy has a rare…
Continue ReadingPublic Affairs Professor: social media is one of ISIS’s strongest weapons
A public affairs professor following ISIS’s use of social media said Sunday it’s one of the group’s strongest weapons. Dr. Edin…
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