Boy Scouts considers changing ban on gay members
A proposed policy change by the Boy Scouts of America would allow local scouting chapters to decide for themselves whether to allow gay members. BSA…
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Neighbor airs toxic waste concerns to council
History is having a current effect on a southside neighborhood in Pueblo – and it could be a dangerous one for residents. The area is called…
Continue ReadingCanon City Catholic Hospital argues fetus is not a person
A Catholic hospital in Canon City is arguing an unborn baby is not a person, after a man filed a wrongful death lawsuit claiming nothing was done to…
Continue ReadingFlash Flood Threat: Community Preparedness Meeting
The City of Colorado Springs Office of Emergency Management will host a resident preparedness meeting on the post Waldo Canyon Fire flood risk…
Continue ReadingWarm weather causing bears to waken
Bear spotting have been reported in southern Colorado, during a time when most bears should be hibernating. According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife…
Continue ReadingFree hay welcomed by needy horse farmers
A strong response to a KRDO NewsChannel 13 story last week resulted in free hay for some horse owners during the weekend. On Friday, the Colorado…
Continue ReadingExperts advise parents against co-sleeping with infants
Law enforcement and health care experts are warning parents to not sleep with their babies. “When parents sleep with children, they don’t…
Continue ReadingPotential delay times to get help to you
People who live in the city of Fountain are seeing potentially slower response times for fire and medical help. Fire Chief Darin Anstine says…
Continue ReadingMinors in jail, laws keep them away adults
17-year-old Macyo January is just one example of how minors can face adult charges for serious crimes, but must be kept away from adults during their…
Continue ReadingColorado Democrats defeat fetal homicide bill
Colorado legislative Democrats have rejected a bill to make it a crime to kill a fetus, opting for a different approach they say won’t infringe…
Continue ReadingPedestrian seriously injured in Pueblo hit-and-run
Pueblo Police are looking for the driver of a pickup truck who hit a pedestrian on Sunday, seriously injuring him. A 35-year-old man was crossing the…
Continue ReadingWhole Foods recalls salmon product
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced a voluntary recall by Whole Foods Market of Austin, Texas, of Whole Catch Wild…
Continue ReadingSex offender released in Colo. Springs again
A man labeled by police as a Sexually Violent Predator (SVP) has been released into the Colorado Springs Police Department’s jurisdiction for…
Continue ReadingTwo arrested after stabbing in Colo. Springs
Colorado Springs Police arrested two people Sunday night after a stabbing at an apartment complex in the 3300 block of East Fountain Boulevard. A…
Continue ReadingSkyway Elementary closed Monday
It will be an unexpected three day weekend for some students, teachers and staff of Skyway Elementary in school district 12. The elementary school…
Continue ReadingTennessee lawmaker’s bill would tie welfare benefits to student grades
A Tennessee state senator has introduced legislation that would reduce welfare benefits for parents if their children fail to make…
Continue ReadingFlash flood danger looms in Waldo Canyon burn area
State and local officials say they’re worried the scorched hillsides left by the Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado Springs last summer could mean…
Continue ReadingPueblo robbery suspect tied to 11 robberies, bond set at $1M
The bond for an armed robbery suspect in Pueblo has been increased to $1 million. Detectives have linked 25-year-old Alfred Montano to 11 different…
Continue ReadingSprings police make an arrest in stabbing
Colorado Springs police made a late-night arrest in a double stabbing. Police tell us they responded to a call about a fight at the Fountain Terrance…
Continue ReadingColorado lawmakers begin gun debate
Gun control and violence is up for its first debate of the year in the Colorado Legislature. A Senate committee is scheduled Monday to consider the…
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