Pueblo West took its show on the road and advanced to the state semifinal with a 31-19 win over Montrose. The Cyclones will face Pine Creek with a trip to the state championship on the line.
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Pine Creek made sure there would be no second-round exit this season. The Eagles took control early and never let up, soaring to a 55-17 win over Ponderosa. Pueblo West awaits the Eagles in the state semifinal.
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Raef Ruel was unstoppable against Conifer. The senior running back scored three of his touchdowns in the second quarter and Palmer Ridge cruised past Conifer, 56-35. The Bears will face Green Mountain in the state semifinal.
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Donald Hammond III passed for 327 yards and accounted for 5 total touchdowns, and Air Force blasted New Mexico 44-22. The Falcons improve to 9-2 and will wrap up the regular season with a home game against Wyoming.
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PUEBLO, Colo. (Nov. 23, 2019) – The defensive battle in round one of the 2019 NCAA Division II Playoffs was won by the No. 9 Colorado State University-Pueblo football team, as the ThunderWolves were victorious, 17-0, against visiting Augustana University. The Pack improved to 5-3 in postseason home games at Neta and Eddie DeRose ThunderBowl. CSU-Pueblo
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Many drivers were frustrated with morning rush hour Friday, believing that Colorado Springs-area street and road crews didn’t respond quickly and effectively enough. Some drivers arrived late to work, or failed to make it in at all, because of slick conditions that led to crashes and slide-offs, or forced people to pull over and abandon
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As often as crashes snarl traffic along the I-25 “Gap” construction zone in El Paso and Douglas counties, you’d think first responders have seen it all and know what to expect. But that’s not necessarily true, which is why emergency personnel spent Wednesday in an annual training session to learn how to better respond to
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Many drivers hoped that a decline in potholes repaired in Colorado Springs last year would continue this year. Unfortunately, potholes returned with a vengeance. After a slight decrease to 79,000 potholes filled by crews last year, the city’s present count is at 98,000 — practically ensuring the total will surpass 100,000 with another month to
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After two weeks of trial and nearly 80 witnesses called to the stand, Patrick Frazee was convicted of killing his fiancee Kelsey Berreth. In the galley inside the Teller County Courthouse, some of Berreth’s family always sat front row. Directly behind them were the members of the public who took days off work to watch.
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Some Colorado natives that were last seen during World War II came home home Monday afternoon. The Colorado Department of Wildlife reintroduced 14 black-footed ferrets into the wild — four adults and 10 juveniles. The 14 ferrets were released on the 80,000-acre Walker Ranch in Pueblo West, where dozens of others were released in 2013
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The CSU Pueblo Thunderwolves earned a 4-seed in the NCAA division 2 playoffs and will host Augustana on November 23rd. The T-Wolves are riding an eight-game winning streak and finished the regular season 10-1. For defensive back Jamaal Sears, it will be the first home playoff game of his playing career. “Playoffs is not really
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The technical world is growing here in southern Colorado as more companies pop up in our region.
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The UCCS Mountain Lions suffered their first loss of the season on Saturday, losing to Colorado School of Mines, 2-0, in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference championship game. UCCS was shutout for the first time this season. Tanner Sanders fired a shot off the crossbar in the first half. That was the closest UCCS came
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The Air Academy Kadets largely controlled the second half of play, but ultimately could not overcome a two goal deficit. The Kadets lost to Skyview 2-1 in the 4A state soccer final. Thaddeus Dewing scored a goal for Air Academy in the loss. The Kadets finish the season with an impressive 15-5 record.
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The Lewis-Palmer Rangers captured the 4A state volleyball crown with a 3-2 win over arch rival Palmer Ridge. “I just can’t believe it,” said Rangers’ captain Danielle Norman. “I don’t know what to say. I am so proud of my entire team. They worked so hard to get here. They wanted this so bad and
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Discovery Canyon knocks off Roosevelt 28-11. Pueblo South pummels Lutheran 46-8. Pueblo West cruises past Golden 27-7.
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An incredible woman with an amazing story was here in Colorado Friday night at the Easterseals of Colorado ‘Season of Lights’ Gala. Earlier this year, Ali Stroker made history as the first woman in a wheelchair to win a Tony Award for her performance in Rogers and Hammerstein’s ‘Oklahoma!’. “This award is for every kid
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From “No Man’s Land,” to the Westside Avenue Action Project, to Adams Crossing has been the evolution of a 1.5-mile stretch along Colorado Avenue between Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs. On Friday, nearly three years after construction began in January 2017, officials cut a ribbon to symbolize the official end of the improvement project. The
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Colorado Springs officials allowed media Thursday to tour the new Pikes Peak summit house still under construction. Workers have “topped off” the building, or brought it to its final three-story height on the south side of the peak. Crews are wrapping up exterior construction for the season but will continue working on the interior. “Unless
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A new career and technical education program was just unveiled at Liberty High School in District 20 to help creative students get a head start on some of their goals for the future. The CTE program allows high school students to get hands-on experience in their future interests. It offers curriculum from automotive technology and
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