Spending cuts could cost Colo. $48 million in wages
A business official says the Colorado economy could lose more than $48 million in wages over the next few months if automatic spending cuts take…
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Colorado Springs reviews storm response
A supervisor with the Colorado Springs Street Division says his crews did a good job clearing away snow from Wednesday’s storm, despite some…
Continue ReadingPublic will decide what’s next for Pueblo smelter issues
Helen Lyons is torn over the findings of a study put out by the Environmental Protection Agency. On one hand, she’d like to see the federal…
Continue ReadingTrystin Olive making progress
Two year old Trystin Olive is a happy little guy, despite what’s he’s gone through in the past two months. Back in December, Trystin and…
Continue ReadingMayor Against Council Pay Raise Ballot Item
You may not know, but Colorado Springs City Council members make less than minimum wage. It is a full time job that pays $6,250 a year. One group…
Continue ReadingUnited Airlines delays Denver-Tokyo flights
United Airlines is delaying the launch of a new route from Denver to Tokyo-Narita airport while U.S. regulators investigate problems with the new…
Continue ReadingCourt overturns Sigg hearing decision
The Colorado Supreme Court has overturned a judge’s decision to close a key hearing for the teen suspect accused of killing a 10-year-old…
Continue ReadingAustin Bluffs causes problems for drivers
The steep hill on Austin Bluffs Parkway in Colorado Springs remains closed because of snowy conditions. Police closed the hill around 7:30 p.m.…
Continue ReadingI-25 back open after electrical pole fire
I-25 between 1st Street and 6th Street was closed for around 2 hours Wednesday night in both directions due to an electrical pole fire. Fire…
Continue ReadingDrive home full of detours in Colorado Springs
Academy Boulevard was closed for a few hours Wednesday because of a winter storm. Police blocked northbound lanes of Academy at Pikes Peak Avenue…
Continue ReadingTeller County gets first impact from Wednesday’s storm
While Woodland Park waited to be hit by the latest winter storm, as much as five inches had fallen just a few miles west in Divide. By 4 p.m.…
Continue ReadingPueblo plow crews prepare for storm
Pueblo is gearing up for the snow. The director of Pueblo Public Works, Earl Wilkinson, says the city’s first priority is to remove snow and…
Continue ReadingExclusive snowboard to help raise funds for fire victims
Many Colorado Springs residents are still recovering from the Waldo Canyon Fire, a process that experts say will continue for years to come. For that…
Continue ReadingHomicide victim honored by her Commanding Officer
28 year old Kimberly Walker is not being forgotten by her Commanding Officer at Fort Riley Kansas. Walker’s body was found strangled inside the…
Continue ReadingCincinnati soldier killed in Valentine’s Day fight
A Tri-state soldier is dead and her boyfriend, also a soldier, is jailed on a charge of first-degree murder. Police in Colorado Springs said they…
Continue ReadingRising food prices hitting everyone
Mary Schoknecht with Antioch Community Church in Yoder is doing her run at Care and Share collecting food. She helps feed 75 people every two weeks.…
Continue Reading2013 homicide numbers high locally compared to last year
Homicide rates in Colorado Springs and Pueblo are higher than they were last year, according to numbers collected from the cities’ police…
Continue ReadingKen Jordan Award given to Colorado Springs Officer
The Pikes Peak Region DUI Task Force handed out its Ken Jordan Award for Excellence in DUI Enforcement. Seven officers from different agencies were…
Continue ReadingTwo local lawmakers join Denver gun debate panel
An estimated 900 people provided a sold-out audience for a gun control discussion moderated by Gov. John Hickenlooper. The Tuesday night event was…
Continue ReadingArmstrong facing Wednesday deadline with USADA
– Lance Armstrong is facing a Wednesday deadline to decide whether he will meet with U.S. Anti-Doping Agency officials and talk with them under…
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