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Police say shots were fired at a home at 625 Zion Drive in Colorado Springs, hitting a wall and a back window of a car.
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Colorado Springs police and the State Patrol have stepped up enforcement against drunken drivers during the holiday weekend.
- Three Men Arrested After Assaulting Neighbor Who Complained About Noise
Colorado Springs Police say three men have been arrested after they assaulted a neighbor who had asked them to be quiet.
- Rain Runoff Damages Property In Falcon
Some Falcon residents are seeing first hand the destructive nature of water. The Saturday afternoon storms sent a river of water down Pinto Pony Road, that took out a few feet of the road.
- Four Million Inflatable Baby Floats Recalled Over Drowning Hazard
Before you head to the pool with your little ones, we've got an important safety warning. The government has issued a voluntary recall of about four million inflatable baby floats due to a drowning hazard.
- Former NFL QB Steve McNair Shot To Death
Former NFL quarterback Steve McNair has been shot to death along with another female in downtown Nashville.
- Frontier Airlines Marking 15th Anniversary
Fifteen years ago, Frontier Airlines launched its first flight from Denver. On Sunday, the airline celebrates its first flight July 5, 1994, with events for employees.
- City Considers Law to Keep Coors Field's View
The Denver City Council will consider an ordinance to bar construction that would hinder mountain views from the Coors Field baseball park.
- Lightning Strike Sends 6 Children To Hospital
Six children seeking shelter under a city park tree during a severe thunderstorm were taken to a hospital after a lightning strike.
- Funeral For Fallen Ft. Carson Soldier Will Be Tues
The funeral for a fallen Ft. Carson soldier killed last week in Afghanistan will be held Tuesday at the high school where he graduated last year in Peshtigo, Wisconsin.
- Man Survives 140-Foot Fall Off Cliff
El Paso County Search and Rescue units and multiple agencies rescued a 19-year-old male who reportedly went off the the side of Mount Herman Road, west of Monument.
- 9-Month-Old Child Murdered In Pueblo
In the morning hours of Friday, July 3rd Pueblo Police were called to a report of a missing 9-month-old baby girl identified as Iyana Perez.
- The Heat Is On: Law Enforcement On Patrol Over Holiday Weekend
Law enforcement is on patrol for the holiday weekend. Friday night, El Paso County Sheriff's office, Colorado Springs Police and Colorado State Patrol all held DUI checkpoints to keep the roads safe.
- Malt-O-Meal Recalls Oatmeal Made With Dry Milk
Malt-O-Meal Co. is voluntarily recalling oatmeal that contains instant nonfat dry milk that may be contaminated with salmonella.
- Helicopter Hauls Away Beetle-Infested Trees Outside Aspen
A helicopter has hauled more than 200 beetle-infested trees off Smuggler Mountain outside Aspen in a campaign to limit damage by the bug that has ruined millions of acres of Western forests.
- 1200 Face Possible Hepatitis-C Infection
Kristin Diane Parker passed a standard drug test prior to employment.
- Palin Resigning As Alaska Governor
She didn't say why she decided to step down, but the surprise announcement stirred speculation that she would focus on a bid for the 2012 Republican nomination for president.
- Local Man Makes High-Flying Dream A Reality
JD Jackson has spent the last 6 months designing and constructing a plane in his basement, getting all his measurements, he says, through prayer.
- Cattle Drive Takes Over Tejon Street
More than 60 Longhorn cattle pounded their hooves through the heart of Colorado Springs Friday afternoon beginning at noon.
- Jeep Rolls Into Creek As Woman Desperately Tries To Stop It
It was a close call for a woman and her dog as the car she thought was parked began to roll into a creek, as she desperately tried to stop it.
- Pueblo Charter Schools Agree To Audit Among Allegations
Colorado education officials have agreed to audit a Pueblo-based network of charter schools amid allegations of cheating on standardized tests and questions about salaries paid to top administrators.
- LA Braces For Horde Of Michael Jackson Mourners
The Jackson family said in a statement that the event has been set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the downtown Staples Center.
- Product Pitchman Mays Remembered As Bigtime Seller
Mays' funeral was Friday in McKees Rocks, Pa., a small suburb of Pittsburgh where he was born and raised.
- Mom in MySpace Suicide Case Dismissed Of Charges
A Missouri mother says she should have never been prosecuted for her role in a MySpace hoax directed at a 13-year-old girl who ended up committing suicide.
- One Man Crime Wave in Springs
Colorado Springs police say a man who walked away from a work-release program in 2007 may have committed more than 100 burglaries since then.
- Fire Sparks While Man Working in Garage of Home
A Colorado Springs family escaped serious injuries after a fire broke out in their home late Thursday night.
- Wildlife Officials Warn Pet Owners About Bobcats
Wildlife officials are warning neighbors on the northwest side of Colorado Springs to be careful of bobcats. In the past few weeks two family pets have been attacked. The latest attack was Wednesday night; a small dog was killed in the Rockrimmon area.
- Walkaway from Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo Found
The Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo says they have located a patient who walked away from the hospital after getting a pass to leave.
- Popular Colorado Springs Trees Under Attack
One city department in Colorado Springs wants residents to watch out for signs of an invasion. The invaders are after trees, specifically the American elm.
- Scrub Tech May Have Exposed Thousands To Hepatitis C
A former surgery technician may have exposed thousands of Colorado patients to Hepatitis C when she swapped her own dirty syringes for ones filled with a powerful pain killer. Call 1-719-571-4440 if you were seen at the Audubon Ambulatory Surgery Center between May 4, 2009 until July 1, 2009.
- Yakima Teacher Reprimanded For Backpack Feces
A Washington kindergarten teacher who sent a 5-year-old student home with a bag of feces tucked in his backpack has been formally reprimanded.
- Colorado Wraps Up First Highway Stimulus Project
Colorado has wrapped up its first highway project financed with federal stimulus dollars with about a half-million to spare.
- 2 Injured In Central Colo. Helicopter Crash
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An afternoon of thunderstorms brought heavy rain and lots of lightning to southern Colorado. One strike hit a home in Peyton Thursday evening around 6:00 p.m. and started a fire.
- Graffiti Cleanup
A handful of teens spent Thursday afternoon putting a fresh coat of paint on a tunnel near Union Boulevard and Circle Drive.
- Faith Keeps Single Mom Going After Fire
"I believe in the Lord, and I have faith that he'll help us out," says Gomez.
- White House Announces Swine Flu Summit
The White House on Thursday announced details for a July 9 meeting at the National Institutes of Health.
- 5th Graders Accidentally Get Teacher's Sex Video
A teacher accidentally put pornography into a DVD that was meant to be filled with school memories from the past year, and nobody caught the error until after it was sent home, shocking parents and students alike.
- VP Biden In Iraq
Biden headed to Iraq the same week as U.S. troops handed over security in cities and urban areas to Iraqis.
- Simplicity Cribs Recalled For Suffocation Risk
About 400,000 Simplicity drop side cribs are being recalled for posing a suffocation or entrapment hazard.
- Fort Carson: We Do Not Believe Soldier Captured in Afghanistan Was Our Own
A US military spokeswoman says insurgents have captured an American soldier in eastern Afghanistan. Fort Carson officials tell 11 News that although the Mountain Post does have 4BCT, 4ID soldiers in the area, they have not received any notification that the captured soldier is from Ft. Carson.
- Police Officer in Traffic Accident
A Colorado Springs Police Officer was involved in a traffic accident Wednesday night.
- Dog Flu Similar To Human Flu
On the heels of the swine flu comes another warning about a new flu virus, this one though doesn't affect humans, it affects dogs. This virus known as the canine or dog flu is very similar to the human flu.
- DOW Investigates Deadly Animal Attack in Colorado Springs Neighborhood
Colorado Springs Police and the Division of Wildlife are investigating a bobcat attack that happened in a Rockrimmon neighborhood Wednesday night.
- Focus On Family Hits 3-Million-Visitors Milestone
The Focus on the Family ministry welcomed a Westminster family to its center with balloons and lunch because they helped the Colorado Springs-based ministry reach a milestone -- the 3-million-visitors mark.
- House Catches Fire After Lightning Strike
A Colorado Springs home caught on fire around 4:45 p.m. after it was struck by lightning.
- 12 Hospitalized In Connection With E. Coli In Beef
Federal health officials say at least 12 people have been hospitalized in connection with a possible E.coli outbreak in beef and two of them suffered kidney failure.
- New G.I. Bill Supposed To Relieve Stressed Veterans
The new Post 9/11 G.I. Bill is expected to help take some of the pressure off veterans who are headed back to school.
- Sanford Backs Out Of Vow To Release Records To AP
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford has backed out of a promise to release personal financial records to the media proving he did not use state money for trips to see his mistress.
- Three People Rescued From Arkansas River
11 News has learned there has been a water rescue in the Arkansas River in Pueblo. Three young adults have been rescued and they are okay.
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