Updated: 2:31 PM A computer software company is relocating to Colorado Springs and bringing with it 30 new jobs.

Updated: 2:18 PM Most of the lanes of Interstate 70 are reopen after a rock slide closed the interstate early Thursday morning.

Updated: 8:32 AM A Colorado Springs woman wants to warn others about a scam that tries to exploit their religious beliefs and promises pennies from heaven.

Updated: 8:04 PM U.S. officials say no civilians died when the military bombed a mosque compound during a battle in Fallujah, Iraq, today.

Updated: 5:53 PM Bill Hosokawa was only 20 when he was ordered to take his family to an internment camp in Wyoming. The reason--he was Japanese American and the country was in the midst of World War II.

Updated: 5:25 PM A virtual school is gaining in popularity around Colorado. And because it receives public money, parents don't have to pay for classroom materials.

Updated: 5:18 PM State lawmakers vote down a 50-cent tax increase on cigarettes, but a ballot initiative effort is still going forward.

Updated: 5:13 PM Less than two months after opening three new stores in Southern Colorado, Eckerd Drug stores are closing their doors.

Updated: 10:37 AM Back home in Rhode Island, the family of MSG Richard Ferguson considers him a "true hero."

Updated: 8:55 PM A body found over the weekend in El Paso County has been identified as that of 76-year-old Patricia Neely. And police believe they know who killed her.

Updated: 5:54 PM State Republican leaders are throwing their support behind former Congressman Bob Schaffer -- after Monday's announcement that real estate magnate Dave Liniger has dropped out of the race to replace GOP Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell.

Updated: 5:15 PM It's about time for bears to start waking up again. The Colorado Division of Wildlife has already received a few calls about sightings.

Updated: 5:04 PM The death of a Falcon teenager at John Martin Reservoir serves as a reminder about the importance of boating safety and obeying the laws.

Updated: 4:32 PM It's out with the old to make room for the new, as a major demolition project begins at the Broadmoor Hotel and Resort in Colorado Springs. Eventually, this area will be home to a new events center for the resort.

Updated: 10:02 PM El Paso County investigators are looking into the discovery of a body found in a ditch south of Colorado Springs.

Updated: 9:56 PM A document filed Friday in federal court reveals the University of Colorado turned down offers for sex assault prevention training in the 1990's.

Updated: 9:52 PM If you light up, you could end up paying up.

Updated: 9:49 PM A state program that helps AIDS patients buy low-cost medication is feeling the crunch.

Updated: 9:44 PM There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there's Mastercard. The only problem is you may have been charged double if you used it recently.

Updated: 9:57 PM The last time Iraq had a wrestling team in the Olympics was in the 1988 Seoul games. Now, the chance is here for two wrestlers to train with the best and make it to this year's games in Greece. But for the wrestlers, the road to get here wasn't an easy one.

Updated: 9:47 PM Evacuation alerts were lifted Saturday night for two subdivisions near the Picnic Rock fire.

Updated: 9:43 PM State Attorney General Ken Salazar has the early lead in the race for the Capitol.

Updated: 9:39 PM A new study finds an average of 27 people in the United States are killed every year in backcountry avalanches.

Updated: 9:35 PM Former Colorado Buffalo and admitted rape victim Katie Hnida will be lacing up her cleats one more time.

Updated: 9:45 PM President Bush has confirmed plans to speak at the commencement at the Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs on June second.