Pueblo Central vs. Northfield
The Pueblo Central football team would fall to Northfield 56-36 in the Class 3A playoffs on Friday night.
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Rampart vs. Erie
The Rampart football team falls to Erie 52-0 in the Class 4A playoffs.
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The Mesa Ridge football team scores 57 points in playoff victory
The Mesa Ridge football team beat Loveland 57-7 in the Class 4A playoffs on Friday night.
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Palmer Ridge wins their opening round playoff game against Denver South
The Palmer Ridge football team defeated Denver South 42-6 in the Class 4A playoffs on Friday night.
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Fountain Fort Carson vs. Columbine
The Fountain Fort Carson football team fell to Columbine 65 to 7 in the Class 5A playoffs on Friday night.
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Pine Creek opens up Class 5A playoffs with a win against Denver East
The Pine Creek football team opened up the Class 5A playoffs with a 41-24 victory.
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Simla vs. Merino
Highlights from the Class 1A state volleyball tournament.
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St. Mary’s vs. Sedgwick County
Highlights from the Class 2A state volleyball tournament.
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Cheyenne Mountain vs. Thompson Valley
Highlights from Class 4A state volleyball
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Pueblo police hope relationship with University of Wyoming could help fill officer shortage
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) — After appearing at University of Wyoming career fairs the past two years, Pueblo police invited an associate criminal justice professor and nine students to visit the Steel City this week. KRDO The Wyoming group arrived Thursday morning and left Friday afternoon; they considered a recruiting pitch from city officials as the
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Construction of $11 million Waterworks Park on Arkansas River begins in Pueblo
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDOI) — In past years, several people have died or been injured at the Southside Diversion Dam, locally known as the Low Head Dam, in the Arkansas River near CIty Park, where water velocity increases and a fairly steep drop-off exists. KRDO The dam makes navigating that section of the river dangerous for
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National Signing Day
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – It’s every high school athlete’s dream, signing an offer letter to compete in college. Among the signees, several will compete at the division one level, including Coronado’s Trey Gregory-Alford, who will play baseball in the ACC at Virginia, “It’s surreal. Like at first, I didn’t really think about… like I thought
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El Paso County official explains length of time involved in counting, verifying ballots from Tuesday’s election
EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) — Some voters wonder why Pueblo County finished its tally of Election Day ballots on Wednesday morning, while El Paso County isn’t expected to follow suit until a day later. Steve Schleiker, clerk and recorder for El Paso County, explains. KRDO “We’re a much bigger county,” he said. “We also
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Prescription For Savings: How to save big money on your medical bills or get them removed altogether
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – Billing errors, bogus charges, junk fees, and “surprise bills” continue to plague consumers who receive medical treatment. In fact, sometimes, bills can be nefarious, clouded in confusion. And patients, like you, are paying the price. Thus, begs the question: How can you save money on your medical bills or avoid
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Additional expenses due to drainage issues forces Peyton program for dogs and veterans to relocate
EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) — The Painted Paws for Veterans ranch in Peyton has announced that it has to move to a new location soon because of drainage and flooding issues that the owners say they can’t afford to fix. Painted Paws is a nonprofit, volunteer organization that rescues dogs scheduled to be euthanized
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Slap Me Some Skin
Top prep performances for the week of November 2nd.
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Colorado Springs receives federal funds to increase traffic safety by reducing deaths, injuries, crashes
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — The city announced Monday that it will receive a $280,000 federal grant from the “Safe Streets and Roads for All” program under the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDT). U.S. Dept. of Transportation In a release issued Monday morning, the city said that the money will “fund a citywide traffic safety
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The School Buzz: Colorado Springs boarding school celebrates diversity with ‘Unity Day’
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo (KRDO) – A Colorado Springs boarding school not only celebrates its students but the great diversity of which its student body is made. Fountain Valley School of Colorado is home to students from 24 countries and 29 states. So it makes sense that, for the 23rd year in a row, the school
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Sports Extra: Albanie Cordova, more than an athlete
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) — Albanie Cordova just wrapped up a dominant softball season with Pueblo County, helping the hornets to the state quarterfinals. She was all-state honorable mention, and she’ll be playing college softball next year. That’s quite a series of accomplishments for a player who just last season sat out the entire year. “I was
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23rd annual Veterans Day parade to be held Saturday morning in downtown Colorado Springs
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — From a weather perspective, the timing of this year’s downtown Veterans Day couldn’t be better. Last weekend, temperatures dropped below freezing and as much a foot of snow fell in some parts of the Pikes Peak region; on Saturday, however, the forecast for the 10 a.m. start is sunny skies
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