Updated: 7:31 AM State health officials say they've obtained more than 4,000 new doses of flu vaccine, and are now deciding how to distribute them

Updated: 7:23 AM A futile attempt at freedom has ended for a batch of bison in Colorado Springs.

Updated: 7:24 AM Allegiant Air says it will quit flying from Las Vegas to Denver.

Updated: 7:26 AM A report designed to tell donors how their charitable contributions were used says some intended charities never received any money.

Updated: 7:27 AM The judge in Kobe Bryant's sexual assault case has rejected a motion to seal court filings related to evidence.

Updated: 12:31 PM From northern Colorado Springs and up the Front Range, the snowstorm is making for a slow go on the roads.

Updated: 7:13 AM El Paso County's health department is canceling hundreds of appointments for flu shots because the stock of vaccines is running low.

Updated: 7:20 AM A memorial service was held for Misty Kinzer, the 11-year-old girl who died from the flu last Wednesday in Colorado Springs.

Updated: 7:19 AM The man who has given so much to the people of Southern Colorado needs your help again.

Updated: 8:49 PM There will soon be a new way to enjoy the beauty of the Air Force Academy's Chapel at the tip of your tongue.

Updated: 5:57 AM Survivors of the Pearl Harbor attack watched World War II era planes fly over in the annual memorial ceremony at the Air Force Academy cemetery.

Updated: 6:00 AM One of the smallest victims of the flu, 20-month old Dezmond Huckabay, died Wednesday. His twin brother, Diego, was also infected and was very ill ... spending several days at Denver's Children's Hospital. Yesterday, little Diego came home.

Updated: 6:01 AM Instead of a happy homecoming, Alvin Beaumont came home to mourn the death of his son, Jeremy.

Updated: 6:03 AM The superintendent of School District 60 in Pueblo faces accusations she misused tax dollars.

Updated: 6:03 AM It's not just drivers who are frustrated about construction on one of the state's busiest highways.

Updated: 8:55 PM The 19th annual Festival of Lights Parade marched through downtown Colorado Springs.

Updated: 8:51 PM Cadets who have been victims of sexual assault at the Air Force Academy will testify before the U.S. Senate.

Updated: 8:48 PM State lawmakers are trying to change a law that protects the owners of dogs that bite people after a woman was mauled to death by 3 pitbulls last weekend in Elbert County.

Updated: 8:44 PM New family housing at Fort Carson will soon be built and some renovated thanks to the hiring of a new contractor.

Updated: 8:40 PM Mirror, mirror, on the wall ... Who's the fairest of them all? Depends on who you ask according to a new study.

Updated: 8:46 PM The government says it has reached an agreement with United Airlines over it's treatment of passengers with disabilities.

Updated: 8:40 PM Officials say three pit bulls that killed a woman last weekend in Elbert County did not have rabies.

Updated: 8:04 PM Another southern Colorado child has died, and health officials say they suspect the flu.

Updated: 7:57 PM Because of the severity of this year's flu epidemic, vaccine is in short supply. Now, health officials are looking to target people at high risk for fatality from the virus.

Updated: 11:57 AM The State Health Department believes a student at Emerson-Edison School in Colorado Springs and a child in Pueblo are the state's latest flu victims.