Closings and Delays, 4/23/13
Here is a complete list of closures and delays for Tuesday, April 23, 2013. Monument Academy Charter School- 2 Hours Late, No AM kindergarten or…
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Man found dead, carbon monoxide poisoning suspected
A man was found dead in a Colorado Springs home on Tuesday morning. Carbon monoxide poisoning is being investigated as a possible cause. Neighbors…
Continue ReadingNYC proposes raising age for cigarette purchases
After years of striving to set a national agenda for curbing smoking, New York City may set a new bar by becoming the most populous place in America…
Continue ReadingColo. Supreme Court won’t review fetuses’ deaths
The Colorado Supreme Court isn’t taking up an appeal from a man who sued a Roman Catholic hospital over the deaths of his pregnant wife and…
Continue ReadingNY state senator calls for torture in Boston case
A New York state senator is advocating torture to extract information from terror suspects including the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing.…
Continue ReadingMan accused of stealing metal from Waldo Canyon Fire homes
Colorado Springs police have arrested a man they say had been stealing copper pipe, copper wire, and brass water flow regulators from new homes that…
Continue ReadingDangerous consequences from ‘cinnamon challenge’
Someone could be raiding your spice rack for a very weird reason. It’s an online dare, but it comes with a big warning. This dangerous fad is…
Continue ReadingSgt Andrew Mahoney, a hero you need to meet
Handshake after handshake and pat on the back for a job well done for Sgt Andrew Mahoney. This Fort Carson soldier was awarded the Silver Star on…
Continue ReadingPueblo police seize $85,000
Pueblo police went to the scene of a shooting and found thousands of $100 bills. The cash totaled close to $100,000. It’s far from pocket…
Continue ReadingStoned driving bill debated in the Colorado Sentate
The stoned driving debate moves to the Colorado Senate, the same place where it has failed three times. The latest was just last year. Legislators…
Continue ReadingOfficials remind public not to feed wild animals
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are reminding the public about the negative consequences of feeding wildlife. The agency cautions that in…
Continue ReadingWoman accused of stabbing husband with scissors
A Colorado Springs woman was arrested Sunday evening and charged with stabbing her husband with a pair of scissors. Police said that 61-year-old…
Continue ReadingCISPA cybersecurity bill passes House, again
It feels a bit like that movie “Groundhog Day.” A year after the U.S. House of Representatives first passed CISPA, the Cyber Intelligence…
Continue ReadingPueblo Police look for Loaf ‘N Jug robber
Pueblo Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s assistance finding a man accused of robbing a Loaf ‘N Jug last month. The robbery…
Continue ReadingFAA furloughs kick in, some flight delays appear
Commercial airline flights started backing up and delayed some travelers Monday, a day after air traffic controllers started going on furlough…
Continue ReadingFamily pleads for help finding hit-and-run driver
A Pueblo family is pleading for the driver who killed its loved one to come forward to police. Police say on Friday night 56-year-old Jose…
Continue ReadingExperts meeting on post-traumatic stress disorder
Experts are gathering in Aurora to study post-traumatic stress disorder in an effort to help military veterans. Democratic Sen. Mark Udall and…
Continue ReadingEarth Day events planned
Monday April 22, 2013 is Earth Day. There are several events planned throughout Colorado Springs. Bulbs Plus is holding their annual event Monday…
Continue ReadingPueblo welcomes home Navy officer
Pueblo continues to live up to its name “Home Of Heroes.” Brandon Bernal, a Navy Petty Officer Third Class, was welcomed home by dozens…
Continue ReadingCanon City Police actively search for missing teen
The Canon City Police Department announced Sunday that it was actively searching for a missing 17-year-old girl. Miranda Baca was reported missing on…
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