Updated: 4:14 PM There are many graphic images coming out of Iraq lately. We talked to a local psychologist about what parents should say to their children.

Updated: 3:52 PM The lawyer for an Army private photographed taunting naked Iraqi prisoners is accusing the Pentagon of withholding evidence needed for her defense.

Updated: 1:34 PM The judge in the Kobe Bryant sexual assault case schedules a trial date for the case to begin.

Updated: 1:23 PM Former Colorado Senator Gary Hart warns Denver city council members the Mile High City could be a target for a major terrorist attack.

Updated: 8:58 PM Manitou Springs police have arrested two brothers accused of accidentally e-mailing child pornography to authorities.

Updated: 8:53 PM Organizers of a parade to welcome home thousands Fort Carson soldiers who served in Iraq hope 100-thousand people turnout.

Updated: 8:49 PM Qwest Communications has begun opening retail kiosks in shopping malls as part of its efforts to improve customer service.

Updated: 9:03 AM Army Private Frst Cass Lynndie England says she was told to pose in pictures of abused Iraqi prisoners, partly because she's female.

Updated: 8:40 PM University of Colorado President Elizabeth Hoffman says sex is not part of the C-U recruiting program, and hat it's not sanctioned by the coaches.

Updated: 1:26 AM A promising baseball career is cut short by cancer. Then he's shot during an attempted carjacking. Yet Chris Forbes refuses to give in. KKTV's Melissa Brown profiles this survivor as one of the "People You Can Count On."

Updated: 7:24 AM A tornado in Elbert County destroys a farm house and a barn, leaving a family homeless, but unharmed

Updated: 3:53 PM NBA star Kobe Bryant pleads not guilty to charges of felony sexual assault, stemming from an incident at a Colorado resort last summer.

Updated: 7:26 AM A former Colorado man serving life in prison for killing a Colorado Springs liquor store owner has been sentenced to death for murdering his girlfriend in Tennessee.

Updated: 7:28 AM With another potentially busy wildfire season ahead, the government has ended its contracts with companies who supply air tankers.

Updated: 6:00 PM Every day we hear stories of gunfights, convoy attacks and American soldiers who’ve been killed in Iraq. But Private First Class Jason Corino says there's another side to the war that few people see. KKTV’s Nora Seibert has his story, in this “Soldier’s Diary.”

Updated: 3:41 PM For the first time in Pueblo history, three people are facing criminal child abuse charges for manufacturing methamphetamine in a house where five children were living.

Updated: 3:29 PM One of the soldiers at the center of the Iraqi prisoner abuse scandal is being represented by a defense team, made up partially of Colorado attorneys. They say, she is simply a scapegoat for the military's shortcomings.

Updated: 2:59 PM NBA star Kobe Bryant is expected to plead not guilty to charges of sexual assault during a series of hearings this week.

Updated: 2:30 PM Colorado governor, Bill Owens, signs into law the nation's first college voucher program. The goal is to give every high school student a better chance at going to college.

Updated: 6:39 AM A woman accused in the Abu Ghraib prison abuse scandal is getting some help from right here in the state.

Updated: 10:12 PM Professors at the University of Colorado are asking for an overhaul of the school's athletic department.

Updated: 6:40 AM It's a mixed bag when it comes to rating the state's traffic rules.

Updated: 6:43 AM The country's job growth is picking up steam.

Updated: 6:41 AM Pack lunch, drop the kids off, get to work, pick up the kids, cook dinner, get them to bed, being a working mom isn't just hard, it's downright stressful.

Updated: 12:23 PM Half a dozen Air Force Academy cadets have resigned in the wake of an investigation into cheating at the school.