Colorado Springs traffic deaths are up in 2026 compared to last year. One family is mourning 80-year-old Paul Montoya, who died after a May crash near Memorial Park. Police say speeding, impaired driving and distraction remain key factors in serious crashes as the investigation into Montoya’s crash continues.
pueblo County baseball has been here before. Making it to the state tournament the last three seasons, and even losing to in the state finals two years ago, but this year’s Hornets are different
Reading to a group of local students at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center with Olympic wrestler Adeline Gray, she highlighted her Summer Reading Challenge.
On Thursday, the KKTV team learned that 11 News had won three Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, regarded by journalists as one of the most important distinctions for news coverage.
The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) is investigating after it said multiple items belonging to the City of Cañon City, including two vehicles, were stolen.
Vice President JD Vance joked about the day’s cloudy weather and exhorted U.S. Air Force Academy graduates to learn from the teachers and loved ones that showed them “patience and grace” they didn’t deserve.
Cloudy with patchy fog and drizzle this morning, increasing sunshine for the USAFA graduation flyover. Warmer temperatures in the 70s with a few strong storms developing along and west of I-25 mid-afternoon.
On Wednesday and Thursday, traffic, road closures, and event detours will be in place for the U.S. Air Force Academy graduation, which will feature Vice President JD Vance as a speaker.
A man was arrested Wednesday after running from a courthouse in La Junta and barricading himself in his apartment, leading to a standoff with law enforcement that lasted several hours.
Colorado Springs police arrested a suspect Wednesday after investigating a home burglary that resulted in officers deploying chemical irritants to the suspect’s vehicle.
Kilroy’s Workshop in Colorado Springs is now crafting ceremonial sabers for U.S. Air Force Academy cadets ahead of graduation. The company holds an exclusive contract to produce the blades, which were previously made overseas. Each saber is built year-round and designed to carry lasting meaning for cadets and their families.
