Death with Dignity bill introduced in Colorado
Colorado lawmakers introduced a bill Tuesday, to allow terminally-ill patients to end their life. The Death with Dignity bill was introduced by Rep.…
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Auschwitz survivor hopes 70th anniversary promotes peace
When you’re 13 years old, the biggest worry in life should be sports, popularity, or a middle school crush. David Bram had to focus on…
Continue ReadingComparing blizzards here and in the northeast
The Northeast continues to get pounded with snow this evening. For them it’s snow, snow and more snow. Steven Hodanish’s job is to…
Continue ReadingMan sought after chase, crash
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says a man got away after leading deputies on a chase. The pursuit began on Las Vegas Street. The…
Continue ReadingTax law quirk means pot may pay off for Coloradans literally
Colorado’s marijuana experiment was designed to raise tax revenue for the state and its schools, but a state law may give some of the money…
Continue Reading3 companies in Colorado exempted from contraception rule
A federal judge has barred the government from requiring three companies in Colorado to provide certain kinds of contraception under the federal…
Continue ReadingSprings city council approves natural gas rate decrease
Colorado Springs Utilities says it’s saving money on natural gas and it will pass those savings on to you. The utility says wholesale costs for…
Continue ReadingFountain firefighters rescue cows that fell through icy pond
Two cows are alive thanks to the heroic efforts of the Fountain Fire Department. The bovines fell through an icy pond off of Squirrel Creek Road, one…
Continue ReadingFountain firefighters rescue cows that fell through icy pond
Two cows are alive thanks to the heroic efforts of the Fountain Fire Department. The bovines fell through an icy pond off of Squirrel Creek Road, one…
Continue ReadingPueblo recall election could result in city’s lowest voter turnout
It was a quiet start to Election Day in Pueblo Tuesday morning. Votes were slowly being collected for a new city council member. It’s not too…
Continue ReadingOpponents of Christo’s river project plan to file appeal
A group opposing artist Christo’s plan to hang nearly 6 miles of silvery fabric in sections over the Arkansas River says it will appeal a…
Continue ReadingColorado lawmakers introducing right-to-die legislation
Colorado Democrats are announcing legislation that would allow sick people to choose when they die. Three Democrats plan Tuesday to announce a bill…
Continue ReadingResidents want special prosecutor in police shooting of teen
A day after Denver police shot and killed a 16-year-old girl in a stolen car, some residents are calling for a special prosecutor to investigate the…
Continue ReadingColorado prisons make small profit from inmate work program
Auditors say Colorado prisons are making big profits from charging inmates for phone calls and other personal items. But they’re struggling to…
Continue ReadingPueblo OIS may be the first to be captured by body camera in Colorado history
Pueblo police say one of the officers involved in Sunday’s shootout with 26-year-old Orlando Jude Lopez, was wearing a body camera. Those…
Continue ReadingLow voter turnout for special Pueblo election
Less than 20 percent of registered voters in District 1 have turned in their ballots for the special election to replace former City Councilwoman Ami…
Continue ReadingMan killed in a shootout with police after home invasion identified
Pueblo Police have released the name of a home invasion suspect who was shot and killed by officers after a brief chase. Police identified the…
Continue ReadingSlight increase in Springs gas prices doesn’t mean end of bargains
For the first time since August, the average price of gas in Colorado Springs increased. According to GasBuddy.com, the average price of a gallon of…
Continue ReadingEl Paso County is the only Colorado county drug testing welfare recipients
El Paso County welfare recipients can now be tested for drugs or alcohol, but only if they are suspected of abusing the substances. The county admits…
Continue ReadingFlorence inmate guilty of threatening to kill correctional officers, their families
An inmate at the Florence Correctional Complex has been convicted of threatening to assault and kill correctional officers and their families. Theron…
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