Task force to decide future of Sandy Hook Elementary
A Newtown task force is set to take up the question of what to do with the school where 20 first-graders and six educators were killed in December.…
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Inside Colorado prison gangs
Newschannel 13’s James Jarman looks into gangs in Colorado…
Continue ReadingSWAT teams work to arrest wanted man
The intersection of Winters Dr. and El Paso St. in Colorado Springs is closed as police continue their investigation. Police had the area blocked off…
Continue ReadingNew details released in Prince Harry’s trip to Colorado Springs
British Prince Harry is adding a visit to the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs to his itinerary next week. The 28-year-old prince will…
Continue ReadingHearing for Colo. teen charged in girl’s slaying
A motions hearing is scheduled Friday for a Colorado teen who pleaded not guilty to murder and kidnapping in the slaying and dismemberment of a…
Continue ReadingMost dangerous stretch of interstate runs through Pueblo
The most dangerous stretch of interstate in all of Colorado runs through Pueblo. Over the last 10 years, there have been 2,230 crashes on I-25 in…
Continue ReadingFee waived for patients in response to United Healthcare backlog
The federal government wants to make it easier for military families and veterans to get the health care they need while a company in charge of…
Continue ReadingPreparing prison inmates for society
The Colorado Department of Corrections responded Thursday to a Target 13 investigation about whether inmates receive adequate preparation for…
Continue ReadingNew Study details debris, sediment flow within Waldo Canyon burn scar
At a meeting on Thursday the results of an extensive study regarding debris and sediment flow around the Waldo Canyon burn scar were reported. The…
Continue ReadingUnemployment rate hits four year low in Co. Springs
Unemployment numbers fall to a four year low in Colorado Springs despite the start of sweeping federal budget cuts. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics…
Continue ReadingShots fired, one dead at Bush Intercontinental Airport
Police say a man opened fire in Terminal B at Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas. The man fired two shots into the ceiling before…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Response from letter sent to Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel
Thursday a new twist in the United Healthcare saga. Congressman Doug Lamborn sent a letter to Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel about United’s…
Continue ReadingPeople come together for National Day of Prayer
Religious leaders came together with the community to commemorate National Prayer Day on Thursday on the steps of Colorado Springs’ City Hall.…
Continue ReadingCripple Creek without power Thursday morning
The entire city of Cripple Creek was without power Thursday morning. The outage was caused by the failure of a transformer, according to information…
Continue ReadingDelays for Thursday, May 2
MILITARY BASES: Schriever Air Force Base- 2Hour delay for all personnel SCHOOL DISTRICTS: Cripple Creek-Victor- 2 Hour Delay Falcon District 49- 2…
Continue ReadingCU, NASA seeking messages to send to Mars
The University of Colorado and NASA are inviting members of the public to submit their names and a personal message online for a DVD that will be…
Continue ReadingCivil unions celebrated and criticized on first day
The pop of champagne at midnight by same-sex couples echoed across Colorado all day and into the night. Wednesday was the first opportunity for gas…
Continue ReadingSouthbound I-25 reopened near Monument
Southbound lanes of Interstate 25 are now reopened south of Monument. They were closed for a couple of hours because of a traffic accident. The crash…
Continue ReadingTarget 13 Investigates United Healthcare
A small room filled with big complaints over the way United Healthcare is managing military health services. United took over the contract on April…
Continue ReadingProfessor wants to expand blood tests to adults
Those who live near an old smelter site in Pueblo want to know if toxic metals have been absorbed into their blood. The Colorado Smelter once…
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