Updated: 5:37 PM President George W. Bush told the 981 members of the Class of 2004 that America will not be "intimidated by thugs and assassins." Read his entire speech here.

Updated: 8:46 PM Three guards have been fired and two face criminal charges after an investigation into sexual abuse of females at the state prison for women in Pueblo.

Updated: 8:28 PM The process of cloud seeding is one some believe convinces the sky to rain or snow, but it's future in Colorado Springs is uncertain.

Updated: 8:24 PM Colorado Springs Utilities customers will now see an increase in their electric bills.

Updated: 8:12 PM President Bush will be at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs Wednesday morning to deliver the commencement address to the class of 2004. With his visit will come a host of increased security precautions at the academy.

Updated: 8:51 PM A man armed with a knife hijacks a bus in Utah Monday afternoon.

Updated: 8:47 PM A Colorado Springs man is the oldest man ever to win a Vermont marathon.

Updated: 8:38 PM A patriotic gift for an entire neighborhood. Families in Briargate woke up on Memorial Day to more than a thousand flags, put there by a good semaritan.

Updated: 9:13 AM A routine traffic stop nets the largest cocaine seizure in the state.

Updated: 9:14 AM The 47-year-old man who was killed by lightning at a golf course has been identified.

Updated: 9:15 AM Life in the fast lane is slowing down along Interstate 70.

Updated: 9:16 AM With the weather warming up, many will be taking rafting trips down the Arkansas River this summer.

Updated: 9:16 AM The President isn't the only one making a special visit to Colorado for the Air Force Academy's graduation.

Updated: 1:53 PM Security will be tight as President Bush gives the Air Force Academy's commencement speech on Wednesday.

Updated: 1:54 PM It's a trip to Rome for Bishop Michael Sheridan who will be meeting with the Pope.

Updated: 1:54 PM Five of the committee members who investigated CU's sex scandal now say someone should have been fired.

Updated: 1:55 PM Two people have resigned after an investigation discovered lax record keeping and errors in the licensing of emergency medical personnel at the state health department.

Updated: 1:56 PM A little help for the state's servicemen and women from the governor himself.

Updated: 1:57 PM The family of a Pueblo girl injured in a pickup truck accident is suing a former school superintendent who was behind the wheel.

Updated: 1:58 PM Lingering concerns about rising gas prices and the ongoing war with Iraq don't appear to be stopping many travelers from heading west this summer.

Updated: 1:58 PM A Fort Carson chief warrant officer is refusing to comment on whether he is being investigated in the death of a high-ranking member of Saddam Hussein's regime.

Updated: 1:59 PM A Colorado Springs attorney says remarks by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other top brass could make it more difficult for his client to get a fair trial.

Updated: 2:00 PM The University of Colorado official taking over much more responsibility for the embattled athletics department is a former English teacher and sports fan.

Updated: 7:16 AM The Colorado Springs Police Department celebrated the opening of its newest substation on Thursday. The Stetson Hills division is located near Powers and Barnes, on the fast-growing northeast side of the city.

Updated: 5:35 PM Highway 115 along Fort Carson was literally the “Road to Vietnam” for thousands of soldiers during one of the toughest times in American history. So it was only appropriate that that stretch of road be renamed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highway.