Centennial community banding together after shooting
People in Centennial were shocked when they heard there was a shooting at Arapahoe High School, but they feel this tragedy will make the community…
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School shooting victim in coma
The only person shot and hospitalized by a fellow Arapahoe High School student armed with a shotgun is now in a coma. Claire Davis’ family…
Continue ReadingCandlelight vigil held for Arapahoe HS shooting victim
Members of the Arapahoe High School community put aside their own emotional pain Saturday night to show support for a classmate who was the victim in…
Continue ReadingDenver mulls penalties for underage pot users
Denver is considering lower penalties for people who use marijuana underage. The Denver City Council gave initial approval Monday night to a measure…
Continue ReadingCU-Boulder pulls professor from class on deviance
University of Colorado officials have ordered a Boulder professor to stop teaching a course on deviant behavior because of a lecture on prostitution.…
Continue ReadingSchool bus driver admits to driving drunk
A school bus driver from Adams County has admitted he was drunk when he drove a busload of football players home from a game. Burton Carpenter…
Continue ReadingSprings Police investigate home invasion
Police in Colorado Springs are investigating a possible home invasion that happened Monday night. Officers were called to the 3200 block of Prospect…
Continue ReadingCU pulls professor from class on deviance
University of Colorado officials have ordered a Boulder professor to stop teaching a course on deviant behavior because of a lecture on prostitution.…
Continue ReadingWindsor meat company expands recall again
A Windsor meat company is expanding a recall of meat and poultry that was produced in unsanitary conditions. The U.S. Agriculture Department…
Continue ReadingSEC says Colorado Springs group scammed investors
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a lawsuit claiming a Colorado Springs man defrauded investors of more than $31 million. The…
Continue ReadingFormer DA: Sex assault cases trending
A former Colorado District Attorney says sex assault cases is a rising trend. The 10th District Attorney received the former Liberty High School…
Continue ReadingFormer Liberty HS coach arrested for sexual assault
A former Liberty High School coach is accused of sexual assault on a student. Colorado Springs Police have arrested 21-year-old David Kindig, who…
Continue ReadingColo. Springs closer to becoming ‘City for Champions’
The state Economic Development Commission approved $120 million in state incentives to help fund the City For Champions project Monday. The $250…
Continue ReadingNeighbors help out as a house burns
Patricia Perez could see that something was wrong at 4826 Daredevil Court from a long way away. “Me and my mom saw the smoke,” she said.…
Continue ReadingWarm weather hits Southern Colorado
As you’ve been hearing and seeing from our StormTrackers, the thermometer is expected to be on the upswing this week. The high today in…
Continue ReadingPueblo Police Arrest Two in B Street Shooting
Pueblo police arrested two men they say shot a man earlier this month. Police say 32-year-old Cesario Vigil and his brother 29-year-old Claude shot…
Continue ReadingCountry music legend Ray Price dies
A family spokesman says country singer Ray Price died on Monday (12/16/13). Price had been battling pancreatic cancer since late last year. His…
Continue ReadingSprings police search for sex assault suspect
Colorado Springs Police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a woman over the weekend. The attack was reported at 1:22 a.m. on Saturday,…
Continue ReadingMan screaming about demons & robots allegedly punches officer in the face
The Colorado Springs Police Department says an officer was punched in the face by a man who was standing in the middle of an intersection screaming…
Continue ReadingColorado loses personal info for 19K employees
The state of Colorado has notified nearly 19,000 current and former employees they have lost some of their sensitive information. The Denver Post…
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