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- Family And Friends Remember National Guard Soldier Killed In Car Accident
Family and friends say the loss of Sgt. Arnold "Trey" Harp is a great loss for our community and the Colorado National Guard.
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- Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall Dies at 90
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall, who sowed the seeds of the modern environmental movement as secretary during the 1960s, has died at his home in Santa Fe. He was 90.
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- Denver Discusses Replacing Buses with Streetcars
Denver city officials are studying the possibility of replacing bus lines on Colfax Avenue with streetcars within the next 10 years. - Dog Breeder Punished After Frozen Puppies Found
A Loveland dog breeder has lost her license after state inspectors found that several puppies froze to death at her facility.
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- Mother Sentenced to 20 Years for Son's Death
A Denver woman has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for her 2-year-old son's scalding death.
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- Guilty Plea Possible in Abortion Doc Threat Case
An attorney for a Washington man accused of threatening a Colorado abortion doctor says his client is planning to plead guilty.
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- New Satellite Begins Sending Solar Data to Earth
A new NASA satellite designed to help predict disruptive solar storms has begun transmitting data to Earth about five weeks after launch.
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- 40-ton Boulder Hits SW Colorado Highway
Cleanup will continue all weekend on a southwest Colorado highway hit by a 40-ton boulder last week.
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- Woman Beat Up and Robbed; Three Juveniles in Custody
Three juveniles have been arrested for beating up a woman and stealing her car. This after the woman thought she was helping the juveniles out by giving them a ride home.
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- Two People Seriously Injured in Pile-Up on I-25
State Patrol says two people were injured in a large accident on I-25 near Larkspur early Saturday that involved 16 cars. - Liquor Board Revokes Syn Night Club License
The Colorado Springs Liquor and Beer Licensing Board has revoked Syn Night Club's liquor license. The board voted 5-0 to revoke the license after an all day hearing at City Hall.
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- Take Spring Break at the Zoo
From March 22 through March 26, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo will have activities for families who want to stay in town for spring break.
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- Colorado Springs City Manager Resigns
The City Manager of Colorado Springs, Penelope Culbreth-Graft , is resigning her position, effective April 16th.
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- I-25 Reopens Both Directions at Castle Rock
An accident closed I-25 southbound at Castle Pines, exit 188. That same accident had also closed northbound I-25 at Surrey Ridge for about two hours, but the highway is now open in both directions.
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- Man Dies in Snowmobile Accident
A man from Portland, OR is killed near Aspen in snowmobile accident.
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- Traffic Clear on I-25S at Fontanero
An accident has been cleared from Interstate 25 southbound at Fontanero, exit 144. Traffic was severely backed up in the area for the morning commute.
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- Colorado Springs On Accident Alert Status
The Colorado Springs Police Department is now on Accident Alert Status. If drivers are involved in an accident with no injuries, no alcohol or drugs involved, and no damage to city property, drivers should exchange information and complete a cold report.
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- Catholic Diocese In Pueblo Investigating Sexual Abuse
The Roman Catholic diocese of Pueblo says they will investigate sexual abuse claims made by a California man about a former priest more than 40 years ago.
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- Army Back In Court Over Chemical Weapons
Lawyers for the Army and the Colorado health department are returning to court after reaching an impasse in negotiations on monitoring chemical weapons stored outside Pueblo.
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- Increasing Sunshine For Saturday
Snow wraps up after midnight, leading to a dry, but chilly Saturday. - In-Person Help with Unemployment Questions
For those who are trying to navigate the world of unemployment benefits, it can be confusing and frustrating. The Pikes Peak Workforce Center is trying to get people the answers they need, without making them wait on hold.
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- 'Cornhusker Kickback' Gets the Boot in Health Bill
Bye bye, Cornhusker Kickback. Hello, extra money for Tennessee and North Dakota.
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- All Eyes on the "Madness"
Day one of the NCAA Basketball Tournament was no disappointment. Some of the games, which many thought were gimmies, turned into upsets, possibly messing up a few brackets. The countdown to the madness is over.
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- The Legend of the Buried Bombers
Legend has it, the military buried up to 12 B-24 and B-17 bombers near the airfield that would become the Pueblo Memorial Airport, right before they turned it over to the city of Pueblo.
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- Police Search For Leads In Murder of Springs Mother
Colorado Springs police went door-to-door on Thursday, passing out flyers to local businesses. They’re asking the public for their help for information about the murder of a Colorado Springs mother.
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- Rep. Markey Now Supports Health Care Overhaul
A Colorado Democrat in Congress who voted against a health care overhaul last year has changed her mind and says she plans to vote for a revised plan when it comes to another vote.
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- False Alarm Sounded in Canon City
A mistake by a Canon City Police dispatcher resulted in a 911 alert going out to area residents.
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- Hit-And-Run Victim Seeking Help
He was hit by a car while crossing a busy Colorado Springs street and was badly injured. The driver never stopped and now the victim is speaking out, frustrated that the person who hit him hasn't been identified.
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- Helping Our Homeless Find Homes and Work
As police continue to enforce the new "no camping” law in Colorado Springs one organization is working hard to make sure our homeless find homes and work.
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- Applications Up at Air Force Academy
The Air Force Academy says applications to attend the school next fall are up more than 17 percent over the year before.
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- Congressional Budget Office Estimates Cost of Health Care Bill
Congressional Budget Office says the health care overhaul bill would reduce deificits over the next decade.
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- Raw Sewage Spills at DIA
Up to a million gallons of sewage and wastewater spills into creeks and canals due to a mechanical problem at DIA.
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- President Obama Signs Jobs Bill Into Law
President Barack Obama has signed into law a package of tax breaks and spending designed to give the nation a jobs boost.
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- UPDATE: Accident Cleared On I-25 At Briargate
An accident on I-25 southbound at the Briargate exit has been cleared. Traffic was very slow for many commuters Thursday morning.
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- Shots Fired At Springs House Party
Police say they are searching for a suspect after shots were fired at a house party early Thursday morning in Colorado Springs.
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- Brown Drops Out of GOP 4th District Race
Diggs Brown has dropped out of the race for the 4th District.
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- NEW: 1.2 Million High Chairs Recalled
The government is announcing a recall of some 1.2 million high chairs, saying they pose a fall hazard to children.
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- Abortion Amendment Faces New Colorado Deadline
Abortion opponents in Colorado are hoping to make a second deadline to get enough signatures to ask voters this fall to ban abortion.
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- Here's The Deal! TGI Friday's, DVDs & Postcards
Find a half-price appetizer, a super deal on personal postcards, and a big sale on DVDs in this weeks "Here's The Deal."
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- 'Jihad Jane' Due in Federal Court in Philadelphia
The woman who called herself "Jihad Jane" is due in court in Philadelphia.
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- Company Accused of Exporting Military Technology
A Colorado company is being accused of exporting U.S. military technology.
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- City to Consider Watering Plan for Parks
The staff of Colorado Springs Utilities thinks it has an affordable, and eco-friendly plan to green up the grass in city parks. Representatives met with the Colorado Springs City Utilities Board Wednesday to lay out their ideas.
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- Haiti Earthquake Survivors Reunite
Two men from Colorado who had never met ended up trapped near each other in a hotel in Haiti when the earthquake hit back January. They helped each other stay alive while trapped under the rubble and Wednesday they met for the first time.
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- 2010 Census: What To Expect & What To Look Out For
The Census questionnaire has a total of 10 questions, and none of those questions should ask you for bank account info, a credit card number, or your social security number.
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- Father Reacts To Police Re-opening 7-Year Cold Case Murder
Last Thursday, March 11, marked the 7-year anniversary of the death of 23-year-old Derrick (Wags) Wagner. It was the early morning hours when Wagner was shot during a fight at his north side apartment on 2113 Aztec Drive in Pueblo.
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- Adopt A Streetlight Program In CO Springs
The City of Colorado Springs has begun a streetlight adoption program to help interested citizens reactivate streetlights that have been turned off over the past six weeks as part of a $1.2 million cost-saving measure for the general fund.
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- Former U.S. Air Force Academy Superintendent Remembered
Clark was superintendent from 1970 until 1974. He's credited with allowing women into the academy.
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- Anti-Gay Mailer Sparks Controversy At Post Office
A local non-profit that opposes gays in the military says the U.S. Postal Service refused to give it a reduced postal rate.
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- Two CO National Guardsmen Killed In Car Accident In Alamosa
Colorado State Patrol says 37-year-old Robert Orta, of Pueblo West, and 32-year-old Arnold Harp, of Colorado Springs, were killed in the four-car crash.
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- Don't Drive Drunk; Take A Cab on McDivitt's Tab
Planning on going out with friends for St. Patrick's Day? Play it safe and don't drink and drive... get a free cab ride!
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