Prostitution Practically Legal In Pikes Peak Region
Some prostitution in the Pikes Peak region might as well be legal, based on information Target 13 Investigates gathered. Metro Vice & Narcotics…
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Air Force Academy Dedicates Pagan Chapel
The Air Force Academy officially dedicated its pagan chapel Tuesday. The outdoor worship area is for cadets who practice Wicca, Druidism and other…
Continue ReadingFallen Peace Officers’ Memorial
You see the headlines here in Colorado and across the nation. Men and women ? heroes ? whose lives have been taken, but not forgotten. They?re peace…
Continue ReadingHour-Long Editions Of ‘World News,’ ‘Nightline’ Tonight
ABC World News will be an hour-long tonight, pushing back KRDO NewsChannel 13 at 6 until 6:30p.m. “Entertainment Tonight” will be pushed…
Continue ReadingPregnant Calhan Woman Killed In Crash
A Calhan woman pregnant with twins was killed and three children were hurt in a car crash in Eastern El Paso County. The crash happened Saturday…
Continue ReadingRabid Skunks Found In El Paso County
El Paso County Public Health is warning people to vaccinate their pets against rabies and avoid wildlife. The warning comes after health officials…
Continue ReadingDist. 11 Accepting School Bus Driver Applications
School District 11 said they are now accepting applications for school bus drivers. The district said these are school year only positions, meaning…
Continue ReadingDragging Death Prompts Tow-Truck Bill
Colorado lawmakers have approved a bill that would require tow-truck drivers to attach stickers to drivers’ windows alerting drivers that the…
Continue ReadingColo. Medical Marijuana Bill Catches Attention Of Feds
Under provisions of Colorado House Bill 1043, medical marijuana could be licensed, grown and distributed legally in the state of Colorado, but the…
Continue ReadingRoyal Wedding Fever Hits Florence
The antique capital of Colorado is celebrating the royal wedding of Will and Kate. Sixteen shops in Florence have decorated their window displays in…
Continue ReadingCSU-Pueblo Offering Summer Smartphone Classes
Colorado State University-Pueblo will introduce two additional mobile applications as well as a summer course in designing smartphone apps. The…
Continue ReadingLittleton Bomb Suspect Just Out Of Prison
The man police said planted a pipe bomb at a Littleton mall was released from prison one week before the incident. A nation-wide manhunt is underway…
Continue ReadingSouthern Colorado Gas Prices Up 2 Cents
The pain at the pump worsens with prices up nearly 19 cents from last month in southern Colorado. The average price is now $3.56/gallon. But,…
Continue ReadingDrop-Off Your Old, Expired Drugs For Free
As part of a nationwide event, you can drop-off your expired drugs for free at various locations across southern Colorado on Saturday. The event…
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Lara writes: “You’ve spoken about cigarettes a couple of times in the last few weeks. I was wondering what your thoughts/feelings are on…
Continue ReadingiPhone Tracking: What To Do
Encrypting your data The researchers suggest encrypting your data through iTunes. This makes it more difficult for anyone with access to your…
Continue ReadingKRDO Wins 6 Murrow Awards, Including ‘Overall Excellence’
The Radio Television Digital News Association Thursday announced the 2011 regional winners of the Edward R. Murrow Awards for excellence in…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs Hall of Fame Class of 2011
The 12th Class selected for induction into the Colorado Springs Sports Hall of Fame embraces the city?s broad, unique and history-rich sports…
Continue ReadingFree Bus Rides Friday For Earth Day
Mountain Metropolitan Transit said they will offer free bus rides on Friday in honor of Earth Day. Colorado Springs city buses, FrontRange Express…
Continue ReadingSwearing-In Ceremony Today For City Council Members
Colorado Springs City Council got a new look on Tuesday. Six new members, plus a returning member, took the oath Tuesday morning at the Pioneers…
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