Theater shooting victims denied access to evidence
The Colorado Supreme Court has refused to allow some victims of the deadly Aurora theater shooting to obtain copies of evidence from the criminal…
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Injured Lindsey Vonn skipping Sochi Olympics
Lindsey Vonn is going to skip the Sochi Olympics because of a right knee injury. Her personal publicist, Lewis Kay, says in a statement Tuesday that…
Continue ReadingDenver officers appeal terminations for beating
Two Denver police officers fired for lying about their involvement in a beating outside a downtown bar have appealed their terminations. The Denver…
Continue ReadingNumber associated with CSP leads to phone-sex ad
Parents looking for information about car-seat safety may get more than they bargained for when they call a number that had long been associated with…
Continue ReadingGroup unveils Satan statue design for Oklahoma
A group has unveiled designs for a 7-foot-tall statue of Satan that it wants at the Oklahoma state Capitol. The New York-based Satanic Temple…
Continue ReadingOut-of-staters: where can you smoke pot?
Business is booming in the Pueblo area since retail pot shops opened on New Year’s Day. Many people out-of-state are hitting the road to buy…
Continue ReadingSheriff releases timeline and audio from Black Forest fire
After two months of petitions, meetings, and investigations, El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa had his department, over several weeks; put together…
Continue ReadingPueblo City Council reevaluating pot on planes
Pueblo City Council is reevaluating whether passengers can fly out of Pueblo Memorial Airport with marijuana. Passengers can leave the Pueblo airport…
Continue ReadingA high profile murder trial begins in El Paso County
A verbal volley between the prosecution and defense in the first day of the Bruce Nozolino homicide trial. There were several motions heard by the…
Continue ReadingOrder for cake maker to serve gay couples appealed
A conservative Christian organization has appealed a judge’s ruling against a suburban Denver baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a…
Continue ReadingAnti-fracking group hopes to amend state constitution
Opponents of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, want to amend the state constitution to let local governments ban the practice. But supporters say…
Continue ReadingPETA Targets Local Animal Sanctuary
The Serenity Springs Wildlife Center is in PETA’s cross-hairs again. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service told Serenity Springs that it could not…
Continue ReadingUtility usage is going up
The low on Monday morning was minus 10 in Colorado Springs and minus 6 in Pueblo. When it gets that cold, most people crank up the thermostat, but…
Continue ReadingPossible policy change at Colorado Springs Airport
A national airline is cashing in on Colorado’s new marijuana law. Spirit Airlines is offering a discount promising “Fares so low…
Continue ReadingSprings Transmission owner sentenced to jail, probation
A Colorado Springs business owner who pleaded guilty to theft charges is heading to jail. Greg Ehnes, owner of the now defunct Springs Transmission…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest Fire dispatch timeline released
The El Paso County sheriff released a timeline Monday of firefighting efforts during the initial hours of the Black Forest fire. He released radio…
Continue ReadingGetting help to pay high heating costs
When temperatures dip so low, the remedy for many is simply to turn up the heat. But for some that’s a luxury that they can’t afford.…
Continue ReadingFlags to fly at half-staff for fallen Air Force officer
Governor John Hickenlooper has ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of Capt. David Lyon on Wednesday, January 8, 2014. Capt. Lyon died…
Continue ReadingAspen airport remains closed after deadly crash
The Aspen airport remains closed as authorities investigate a fiery plane crash Sunday afternoon (1/5/14) Airlines are busing travelers to the Denver…
Continue ReadingJury selection starts in Colorado prison killing
Hundreds of potential jurors lined up outside the Douglas County Courthouse on Monday morning as jury selection started in the death penalty case…
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