Updated: 4:56 PM Two unidentified lawmakers in Colorado say they plan to introduce a bill to redraw congressional districts in the state.

Updated: 4:23 PM The life of late civil rights leader Cesar E. Chavez will be honored tomorrow when a stamp bearing his likeness is unveiled Saturday.

Updated: 2:16 AM A Fort Carson soldier drowned Thursday when a tank plunged into a canal west of Baghdad, and seven others were wounded in a grenade attack, the U.S. military said.

Updated: 9:19 AM Colorado Springs utilities began drilling new water wells Thursday to help with Colorado's drought.

Updated: 9:18 AM An Air Force Academy cadet is under investigation for allegedly organizing sex groups via e-mail.

Updated: 9:04 AM Seven members of the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment were injured Thursday in a grenade attack on their compound in Iraq.

Updated: 9:33 PM More than 2 dozen El Paso County inmates are moved to other wards after a disturbance.

Updated: 9:27 PM The Colorado Springs Airport will lose more than 60 security screeners by the end of September.

Updated: 9:20 AM Sixteen F-16s return to Colorado after Iraq mission.

Updated: 9:12 PM United Airlines win concessions from employee unions, ensuring billions of dollars in annual savings.

Updated: 8:07 AM Sources tell 11 News, a house fire that claimed the lives of three young children is a case of arson.

Updated: 6:12 PM Two teens convicted of starting a wildfire near Bailey last year have been sentenced to probation and community service.

Updated: 6:08 PM Thousands of union employees at United Airlines are scheduled to vote Tuesday on wage concessions.

Updated: 8:08 AM An Air Force Academy professor who approved a skit that was considered raunchy has been removed from the classroom.

Updated: 8:16 AM Gov. Owens has signed legislation that will provide tougher penalties for people who impersonate police.

Updated: 5:28 PM Military families will benefit from the annual western tradition in Colorado Springs.

Updated: 5:22 PM The chain gangs are back to work in Pueblo, but this year, they're a little different.

Updated: 5:08 PM A bill that puts the state more than $300 million in debt, has received Governor Owens stamp of approval.

Updated: 4:21 PM The body of a missing Colorado Springs woman is found near a hiking trail.

Posted: 8:00 PM As Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld continues his meetings in the Middle East, U.S. forces find what appears to be evidence of chemical weapons in Iraq.

Updated: 7:52 AM One suspected case of SARS in Colorado tests negative for the respiratory illness.

Updated: 7:54 AM Gay rights activists gathered at city hall to express their anger at city council's decision to cut same sex benefits for city employees.

Updated: 7:55 AM Social services, higher education and public aid are facing steep cuts in a state budget proposal sent to Gov. Owens.

Updated: 12:05 PM A new class is being offered in Colorado Springs to teach people how to ward off an attacker, by putting them on the defensive.

Updated: 8:00 PM Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says U.S. forces will be in Iraq and Afghanistan as long as it takes to stabilize the two countries.