Pueblo East takes down Lewis-Palmer
MONUMENT, Colo. (KRDO)–Penalties plagued both teams early but eventually the seas parted and Pueblo East never looked back improving to 2-1 on the season.
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Local officials confirm that a developer is behind current road work at B Street/Venetucci Boulevard intersection
Drivers in El Paso County have questioned the necessity and leadership of ongoing construction at the intersection of B Street, Highway 85/87, and Venetucci Boulevard, which is being led by a private developer.
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Liberty’s Abby Stenerson bringing star power to first-year flag football program
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO)–Liberty sophomore Abby Stenerson has already built a reputation as one of the top young softball players in the country. Now, she’s making a name for herself on a different field. The standout athlete, known for crushing home runs and making plays on the diamond, has become one of the biggest weapons
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CDOT finally removes aggravating bumps on Powers Blvd, reveals upcoming strategy for similar bumps on I-25
The Colorado Department of Transportation recently finished a six-week overnight project to repair damaged concrete panels on northbound Powers Boulevard near Airport Road.
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Air Force Spelling Bee
The Air Force football team will play Duquesne on Saturday in their season opener. KRDO-13 Sports Director asked the players if they could spell Duquesne.
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CDOT winding down $11 million project to repave ten miles of US 24 east of Colorado Springs
The Colorado Department of Transportation is scheduled to complete a repaving project on US 24 between Peyton and Calhan next month.
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Slap Me Some Skin
Top prep performances for the week August 26th.
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Muddy road in El Paso County raises concerns, but officials say historic designation limits maintenance options
An El Paso County resident expressed frustration over the poor condition of Whittemore Road, which becomes impassable during wet weather due to its status as a historic route with limited maintenance.
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The Widefield football team gets a “W” against Harrison
The Widefield football team defeated Harrison 25-22 on Thursday night.
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Colorado State Fair attendees can expect some parking changes, return of free shuttle.
Colorado State Fair officials have implemented several parking changes and a free shuttle service in response to feedback from previous visitors.
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The CSU Pueblo football wins their season opener
The CSU Pueblo won their first game of the season. As they beat Central Missouri 44-25.
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Vista Ridge victorious against Liberty
The Vista Ridge football team won their first game of the season on Thursday night. The Wolves beat Liberty 42-7.
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Too much construction? Water main project on Galley Road in Colorado Springs stops until October
Colorado Springs Utilities is pausing its water main project on Galley Road until October due to traffic impacts caused by proximity to an ongoing city drainage project.
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The Vista Ridge girls flag football team victorious over Coronado
The Vista Ridge girls flag football team defeated Coronado on Wednesday night 40-0.
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Recent water release to line water mains raises concern in northwest Pueblo neighborhood
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) — Pueblo Water Works is in the process of placing liners inside 24-inch and 21-inch water mains, but some neighbors are unhappy about how much water is being released as part of the process. The release point for the water discharge is Baltimore Avenue, just south of 32nd Street; the water flows
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Campus Safety Police at Colorado College try to discourage student jaywalking on campus
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — As the new school year began on Monday at Colorado College, campus police are repeating their annual effort to emphasize crosswalk safety for students. Cathy Buckley, the director of the Campus Safety Police, said that officers traditionally spend the first two weeks of the school year reminding students to use
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Neighborhood road in El Paso County finally getting repaved years later than expected
El Paso County crews have begun a full-depth reclamation project to repave the mile-long Rolling Thunder Way, following delays caused by groundwater disputes.
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Powers Boulevard reopens in both directions following multi-vehicle crash Thursday
A multi-vehicle crash involving two cars and a motorcycle closed Powers Boulevard in both directions early Thursday, leaving one person hospitalized and causing significant morning traffic delays until the scene was cleared by 9 a.m.
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How Colorado’s School for the Deaf and the Blind teaches students to navigate sidewalks, curbs & intersections
Students at the Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind practice orientation and mobility skills to safely navigate traffic and surroundings under the guidance of specialized instructors.
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Aspen Acres fire estimated 100,000+ acres burned, over 800 structures lost
CUSTER COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) – Officials confirm that the Aspen Acres fire has burned approximately 102,004 acres with 72% containment as of 9 a.m. on Aug. 12. According to the Alaska Incident Management Team, the number of structures lost is believed to be around 850 as of the morning of July 10. The Custer County
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