Peyton vs. Limon
The Peyton boys basketball team playing in the Class 2A Great Eight against Limon.
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McClave vs. Springfield
Class 1A Great Eight action between McClave and Springfield.
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Rye vs. Sanford
The Rye girls basketball team puts their undefeated record on the line against Sanford in the Class 2A Great Eight.
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Class 3A Great Eight action between Vanguard and St. Mary’s.
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The Evangelical Christian Academy boys basketball team falls in the Class 1A Great Eight.
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The Fowler boys basketball team took on Yuma in the Class 2A Great Eight.
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The Vanguard boys basketball team falls in the Great Eight to Sterling 53-37.
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CHSAA suspends high school spring sports
The governing body of high school sports in Colorado, CHSAA suspends high school spring sports until April 6th.
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NCHC reacts to canceling hockey tournament
The season is over for the Colorado College and Air Force hockey teams. The NCHC and Atlantic hockey conferences cancel their post season tournaments due to the coronavirus.
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Supporters show up in blue to courthouse for Gannon Stauch’s family
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Community members wanting to support Gannon Stauch’s family filled the El Paso County courthouse today. Most of them were wearing royal blue, Gannon’s favorite color. The 11-year-old went missing on January 27th; five weeks later, El Paso County detectives announced they believe he died at the hands of his step-mother
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Coronavirus, international trade war lowering fuel prices, threatening U.S., local economy
Too much of a good thing can be bad, and that’s apparently the case with low gasoline prices American drivers currently enjoy. But the real danger is those prices could continue to fall, and jeopardize the economic health of the U.S., Colorado and local municipalities. According to Donnie Wisenbaker, the CEO of Pikes Peak Energy
Continue Reading The Classical Academy’s magical run to the Class 4A Final Four
TCA’S magical run is exactly why they call it March Madness. No one expected the Titans to be here. They had never won a playoff game. Now, they’re only two wins from a state crown and still loose as ever, “I feel zero pressure. If we lose this game, no one is going to care.
Continue Reading The Pueblo West boys basketball team will try and win their second state championship
Pueblo West’s journey to the 4A Final Four didn’t start where you’d expect. They lost a game to Pueblo Central in late January and then to Pueblo East on February 10th. Those losses turned the cyclones into an F5 tornado. They haven’t lost since, “From there, a lot of people were playing a lot of
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Pueblo law enforcement checks in on homeless community
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) — Several times a year, Pueblo’s homeless population is paid a surprise visit by dozens of local law enforcement. It is called the Homeless Outreach Program. According to Pueblo Police, the program first began three years ago to combat the homeless crisis in their own backyard. Around 7:30 a.m., members of the Pueblo
Continue Reading The C.C. hockey team will try and pull off an upset once again in NCHC playoffs
We are nine days away from the start of spring. The C.C. Tigers will begin a new season starting on Friday, “I just think you have to look at it as a fresh start. Look at it you can change everything in a whole weekend,” Colorado College head coach Mike Haviland. The Tigers can change
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Randy Bishop accused of killing Anthony Faircloth, charged with second-degree murder in El Paso County
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Randy Bishop, who made headlines by evading capture multiple times beginning in November before finally being captured in late January, has been connected to the previously unsolved November homicide of Thomas Faircloth. Now, the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office says that Bishop, 35, is charged with second-degree murder in the
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Colorado Springs City Council, state lawmakers consider tougher nicotine laws
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — The Colorado state legislature and the Colorado Springs City Council are exploring separate proposals to strengthen a law recently passed by Congress to raise the minimum age for buying nicotine products to 21. State lawmakers proposed a bill that would allow authorities to conduct random inspections of businesses that sell
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Slap Me Some Skin
Top prep playoff performances of the week
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Air Force parts way with basketball coach Dave Pilipovich
The Air Force Academy has parted ways with head men’s basketball coach Dave Pilipovich, Director of Athletics Nathan Pine announced today. Pilipovich took over the program midway through the 2011-12 season and just completed his eighth year as head coach and 13th overall at the Academy. Air Force finished the 2019-20 season with a 12-20 record,
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Do it for Annie
“Tell him Annie we are two and oh, two and oh,” says Air Force head coach Frank Serratoe to his dog, Annie. The Air Force hockey team’s new good luck charm, is head coach Frank Serratore’s dog Annie, “The lucky lady is back. Annie is, she’s that gal at the craps table that’s just rolling
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