Updated: 7:49 PM A video that authorities in Jefferson County released today shows the Columbine killers gleefully hinting at murder and mayhem just five months before the 1999 massacre.

Updated: 6:35 PM About 1,000 friends and family were on hand at Fort Carson Thursday morning to welcome home 330 Colorado soldiers. And by the end of the week, hundreds more will follow.

Updated: 6:22 PM Two Colorado Springs police officers are on administrative leave after a car chase ends in gunfire early Thursday.

Updated: 6:06 PM Colorado Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell was examined in a Washington hospital on Thursday after experiencing mild chest pains. But he was released after doctors determined his ailment was not serious.

Updated: 6:57 AM The woman at center of the University of Colorado lawsuit protests the release of her videotape deposition.

Updated: 6:56 AM Mel Gibson's movie, "The Passion of the Christ'' draws praise, disdain and some $15 to $20 million in ticket sales on its opening day.

Updated: 7:00 AM Two more Fort Carson soldiers from the 3rd ACR die in a helicopter crash.

Updated: 6:58 AM More than 1000 Fort Carson soldiers are returning home on Thursday from Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Updated: 11:30 PM Every spring, lots of couples excitedly make wedding plans. But in this Call For Action report, Betty Sexton has some important advice: Before you open up your wallet, be sure to do your homework.

Updated: 3:20 PM Here's one of those age-old questions: Why does it seem that a doctor doesn't see you on time, even when you have an appointment? It could be because both of you are at fault!

Updated: 5:37 PM Four people are treated for smoke inhalation following a fire at an apartment house on Colorado Springs' southeast side.

Updated: 4:42 PM Opponents and supporters of same sex marriage are squaring off at the Fine Arts Center in Colorado Springs Tuesday night.

Updated: 3:42 PM Fort Carson welcomes home more troops.

Updated: 3:34 PM The new movie, “The Passion of the Christ,” will be released in theaters at midnight tonight. Advanced ticket sales are skyrocketing, and tickets are hard to come by.

Updated: 2:42 PM A woman who has accused the Pueblo County Sheriff of making improper sexual advances is now making claims of extortion.

Updated: 4:55 PM About 200 people gathered in Boulder Monday for a rally organized by a student group called Students Advocating for Fair and Equal Treatment, or Safe-T. It's in response to the recent accusations of sexual assault and sex parties being used to recruit football players.

Updated: 4:52 PM A piece of military history flew through Colorado Springs Monday.

Updated: 4:57 PM Monday, a group called the Military Child Education Coalition stopped in Colorado Springs to offer advice to faculty, teachers, and parents.

Updated: 4:58 PM Some property owners now have their stolen belongings back. Police had half a million dollars worth of stolen goods in their hands, but Monday there was an open house opportunity for owners to come and claim their things.

Updated: 3:33 PM A lot of controversy surrounds Mel Gibson’s new movie, “The Passion of the Christ.” The movie is about the last 12 hours of Jesus' life, but it reportedly places responsibility on the Jews for crucifying Jesus.

Updated: 6:52 AM About a half a million dollars in stolen property is in the hands of authorities and waiting to go back to rightful owners. On Monday, those who've been robbed can see if any of the stash is theirs.

Updated: 7:35 PM The University of Colorado's decision to appoint a liaison between the president and the athletics department could help the school avoid NCAA sanctions.

Updated: 7:32 PM The Air Force Academy is expanding the mission of it's team charged with helping cadets report sexual assaults.

Updated: 6:55 AM El Paso County Commissioner Jim Bensberg is defending himself against accusations of harassment from a former employee.

Updated: 6:57 AM Colorado Springs could see water restrictions for the third year in a row.