Updated: 9:33 AM Senator Wayne Allard requests Pentagon briefing for Senate Armed Services Committee.

Updated: 8:54 AM A Colorado Springs lawmaker has become the first state legislator in the country to sign a formal pledge against gay marriage.

Updated: 8:52 AM The Denver Zoo has lost one of its most popular residents.

Updated: 8:55 AM Colorado State University has won a $9.7 million grant from NASA to study the risks of cancer in astronauts.

Updated: 8:53 AM An anti-gay Kansas preacher wants to put a monument in a Wyoming park, declaring that a murder victim is in hell because he was gay.

Updated: 8:50 AM Grieving relatives gathered in Lamar for the funeral of a four-year-old girl and five-month-old boy -- drowned in the family bathtub last week.

Updated: 8:45 PM An Eagle County judge ruled Monday that the prosecution presented enough evidence for Kobe Bryant to stand trial on one count of rape.

Updated: 5:13 PM A woman accused of drowning her two children in a bathtub made her first court appearance on Monday.

Updated: 5:10 PM A 15-month-old boy is in critical condition after nearly drowning in a bathtub.

Updated: 8:46 PM A video showing Columbine gunmen Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold practicing shooting in a forest will be released this week.

Updated: 5:05 PM Denver police are under growing scrutiny, after a string of fatal shootings.

Updated: 8:31 PM Early voting for the November election starts Monday.

Updated: 8:06 PM A woman accused of drowning her two children in the bathtub, may be in court as early as Monday.

Updated: 8:01 PM Colorado, a national leader in producing technology experts, isn't enrolling as many students in information technology as it used to.

Updated: 7:57 PM Colorado State University in Pueblo is now offering students a chance to learn the latest forensic technology.

Updated: 9:45 PM The Lamar mother suspected of drowning her 2 young children will now be charged in their deaths.

Updated: 9:36 PM Saturday marks the 1 year annivesary of the murder of corrections officer Eric Autobee.

Updated: 8:56 PM Colorado Springs is reducing its budget with higher speeding fines.

Updated: 8:51 PM After 6 months of uncertainty, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic opened to a full house. Like many symphonies across the country, the Springs Symphony Orchestra went bankrupt earlier this year. But now, they're back at the Pikes Peak Center.

Updated: 8:42 PM This morning some Springs residents got a sneak preview of Red Rock Canyon Park.

Updated: 11:06 PM A part of SGT Michael Dooley lives on in his daughter.

Updated: 5:44 PM On Thursday, Pope John Paul II observed his 25th year as leader of the Catholic Church. Many followers in Colorado Springs say, despite failing health, they believe his message still gets stronger.

Updated: 5:39 PM The Colorado Springs Police Department recognizes local military members and police officers for their efforts "above and beyond" the call of duty. That includes Sgt. Richard Reisler, an officer who saved a kidnapping victim.

Updated: 4:57 PM A new defensive missile system is nearly ready to go. At the controls---a newly activated brigade based at Peterson AFB and Cheyenne Mountain.

Updated: 4:10 PM The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, based in Colorado Springs, has uncovered a widespread conspiracy involving coaches, chemists and track athletes who tested positive for steroid use.