Insurance nightmare continues for Mountain Shadows homeowner
A Mountain Shadows homeowner whose home was damaged in the Waldo Canyon Fire says she’s now being re-victimized by her insurance company. Jenny…
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UPDATE: Woman files lawsuit over lost dog
UPDATE: A dispute over a dog given away on Craigslist will go to trial. A Colorado Springs man, Noah Seaborn, is accused of giving away his…
Continue ReadingAFA athletic director weighs impact of budget cuts
The athletic director for the Air Force Academy said Wednesday that proposed budget cuts could mean a reduced travel budget, fewer coaches and even…
Continue ReadingBroncos to release Champ Bailey
The Denver Broncos are releasing cornerback Champ Bailey after 10 seasons with the team. ESPN reports, despite being released, Bailey is not…
Continue ReadingWoman seriously hurt after SUV falls 50 feet off U.S. 24
A 55-year-old woman was flown to Memorial Hospital in Colorado Springs after her vehicle went off the road, down an embankment and into a canyon…
Continue ReadingCatholic church reaches out to young people
St. Mary’s Cathedral in downtown Colorado Springs was full Wednesday, as parishioners celebrated Ash Wednesday. The day marks the beginning of…
Continue ReadingBike thefts caught on camera; help wanted to find suspects
Colorado College needs your help to find two bike thieves. The camera catches the crooks looking at the bikes. Then, they use bolt cutters to break…
Continue ReadingLawmakers considering mammogram requirement
Colorado lawmakers are deciding whether to add a requirement to mammograms. It would allow woman to find out if they have high density breast tissue,…
Continue ReadingOdor a mystery in Miami-Yoder school
Possible gas leaks in the Miami-Yoder school are frustrating school district leaders and angering some parents. The school in Rush is home to a wide…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Air Force Academy may be forced to cut majors, jobs
The Air Force Academy said it’s being forced to make changes to its budget that will include cutting nearly99 jobs and eliminating 10 academic…
Continue ReadingReligious leaders talk violence and safety
A former U.S. Marshal cautioned religious leaders in Pueblo: places of worship can quickly go from sacred to violent. Tina Lewis Rowe served as a…
Continue ReadingExchange student worries about family in Crimea
As tension grows in Crimea, a mostly pro-Russian region in southeastern Ukraine, an exchange student in Colorado Springs watches and worries from…
Continue ReadingPolice search for robber who stole child’s phone
Colorado Springs Police are looking for someone who robbed a child. Police say it happened at the corner of Corona Street and Yampa Street Sunday…
Continue ReadingPueblo lands largest solar farm in Colorado
Pueblo’s long days of sunshine helped it land the state’s largest solar farm. Xcel Energy and Community Energy announced Tuesday plans to…
Continue ReadingNew efforts on the way to help protect elderly
New efforts are on the way to help protect the elderly in Colorado. On July 1, the mandatory reporting bill for at risk elders will take effect. The…
Continue ReadingLocal builders hopeful of seeing more business construction in 2014
Several visible construction projects in Colorado Springs could lead to a good year for building new businesses, experts said Tuesday. Drivers along…
Continue ReadingStranger danger and smart phones: teenager robbed near school
Colorado Springs Police are looking for a man who robbed a 15-year-old with a knife Monday right after school and took his smart phone. Police say it…
Continue ReadingFire burning in Thornton condo complex
Fire crews are fighting a fire at a condo complex north of Denver. The fire was burning in at least two three-story buildings in Thornton Tuesday. A…
Continue ReadingGov. John Hickenlooper comes out for gay marriage
Gov. John Hickenlooper is coming out as a supporter of gay marriage. The Colorado Democrat has been a vocal supporter of gay rights but has generally…
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