Pueblo City Councilwoman Ami Nawrocki talks about recall election
Pueblo City Councilwoman Ami Nawrocki said she welcomes an internal investigation into accusations she violated the Colorado Sunshine Law. In August,…
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Outside of the cage with great white sharks, part 1
It’s a mysterious monster. We know less about great white sharks yet fear them more than any other creature. “It all started with…
Continue ReadingProtesters, police prepare for decision in Ferguson fatal shooting case
Police and protesters in Ferguson and across the U.S. continued to prepare Sunday for a grand jury decision in the case of an unarmed black teen who…
Continue ReadingColorado airports, highways project very heavy Thanksgiving traffic
Both the skies and the roads are expected to see more traffic this Thanksgiving week than in recent years. At the Colorado Springs Airport Sunday,…
Continue ReadingCity Looking For Input on Parking Plans in Ivywild Neighborhood
City officials in Colorado Springs are looking for public input on two plans to increase parking in the Ivywild neighborhood. Planners are holding a…
Continue ReadingHospice patients, families remembered
Trees outside the Pioneers Museum will bear Christmas lights this holiday season to honor local people who have died from terminal illnesses. On…
Continue ReadingPueblo parent hopes people can learn from their son’s dry ice accident
After their son almost lost his eye, a Pueblo boy’s parent wants to bring awareness toward the dangers of dry ice bombs. Eddie Branham, 9,…
Continue ReadingMountain Shadows community dedicates fire memorial
It’s been more than two years since the Waldo Canyon Fire destroyed more than 300 homes. The community came together Saturday at a special…
Continue ReadingUpcoming demolition of one-time Springs motel has neighborhood restaurant both excited, concerned
For 14 years waitress Cheryl Chavez has taken orders from customers inside Sheldon’s Luncheonette, a staple on 8th St. In Colorado Springs.…
Continue ReadingPeople all over Pueblo volunteer their time to give back to those in need
It was a day for people to give back in Pueblo. The 19th annual Tom and Louie’s Cupboard Food Drive happened at the Colorado State Fairgrounds.…
Continue ReadingSuspect Arrested in Abduction, Police Looking For Victim
Authorities are looking for a reported kidnapping victim after her boyfriend was arrested. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office says…
Continue ReadingFort Carson soldiers welcomed home
150 soldiers from the 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division were welcomed home at the Fort Carson Special Events Center early…
Continue ReadingCancer-stricken killer’s plea for release is denied by parole board
The Colorado Board of Parole has denied a convicted murderer’s special request to be released because she has been diagnosed with pancreatic…
Continue ReadingCoronado employee defends school resource officer
A Coronado High School employee is speaking out tonight, defending the school’s resource officer. She says she supports him and wants his side…
Continue ReadingTraining for school resource officers explained
The striking of a female high school student by a male police officer breaking up a fight is raising questions about how school officers are trained.…
Continue ReadingPueblo Vietnam War veteran receives his medals almost 40 years after the war ended
He has waited almost 40 years, but on Friday a Pueblo Vietnam War veteran received his medals from the war. Former Army Spc. Clarence Archuleta…
Continue ReadingPeople in Pueblo split over seeing Cosby’s show at Memorial Hall
The show still goes on for Bill Cosby in Pueblo, but not everyone is happy about that. Cosby is facing allegations of sexual assault of at least four…
Continue ReadingImmigration executive action means big changes for some Colorado families
The president’s executive action on immigration could mean big changes for some families in southern Colorado. Paloma Macedo and her family…
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The great white shark is one of the most feared predators in the world. It’s been immortalized as a symbol of terror. So why did we toss our…
Continue ReadingHispanics slam governor for immigration remarks
Colorado Hispanic activists are angry that the state’s Democratic governor, John Hickenlooper, thinks it’s fruitless to pursue…
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