Melissa Henry

UCHealth’s mobile stroke unit is one of eight of its kind featured in a New England Journal of Medicine study that was recently published after six years of data collection.

A 5% tax hike on recreational marijuana is proposed to fund new public school learning programs, and Colorado voters will decide whether or not that will happen on November 2nd.

A final forensic report has yet to officially confirm the body is that of Petito, however her family has been notified.

Planned parenthood of the Rocky Mountains says their number of out-of-state patients is usually relatively small, but that is changing in the wake of Texas’ latest abortion law.

The $3.5 trillion legislation includes expansions to public health programs like Medicaid, child care, and elder care.

El Paso County’s first tiny home community, which is a proposal in early stages, is already getting push back.

Dewey Reinhard has been called Colorado Springs’ “Father of Ballooning”

Getting Americans and Afghans evacuated was an effort that crossed political party lines. KKTV has statements from both Jason Crow and Doug Lamborn.

A tweet from Colorado Springs Firefighters uses the tag “#TeamWork”, saying 5 of their own are part of the deployment. In total, 45 first responders from 14 Colorado agencies are assisting.

This Saturday, there’s an opportunity for you to voice thoughts on Colorado’s preliminary state house redistricting plan.

KKTV is continuing to hear from the military community in southern Colorado as events in Afghanistan unfold.

You don’t have to go far to find new construction projects filling in space in Colorado, and workers are needed to keep up with demand.

Lake Mead, near the Arizona-Utah state line, is where the shortage was declared. Arizona farmers are being hit with water cuts as a result. Millions of Americans rely on the Colorado River system for water and hydroelectric power. Bureau of Reclamation statistics show Lake Mead is just 35% full.

The non-profit organization delivered 25 million pounds of food to thousands of Coloradans last year. Their CEO says the need for food has not gone down since skyrocketing during the pandemic.

The military community in Colorado Springs continues to react to unfolding events in Afghanistan.

Ali Kazemi's mother and sister are stuck in Afghanistan as the Taliban gains control. The women left the U.S. on August 6th to visit family in Afghanistan and planned to return September 6th.

The recent I-70 mudslides are just one example of natural disasters that can hit Colorado, wearing down roads, bridges, and buildings.

So much debris was washed down during the I-70 mudslides in July, it physically moved the path of the Colorado River.

Wildlife officers say, animal attacks are rare in Colorado, but they do happen.

Denver developer working on “Bonsai Village” proposal

The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum’s first-ever “Fan Fest” is getting underway!

It is campfire and bonfire season, and many high country counties that attract campers have burn restrictions.

Motorcyclist deaths are down about 18% compared to this time last year, but the experts with the Colorado Department of Transportation don’t want drivers to forget the traffic problem.

Colorado Springs’ Law Enforcement Transparency and Accountability Commission, known as “LETAC”, will present their first recommendation to city council in a Monday night meeting, according to officials.

If your retirement plans changed since the pandemic hit, you’re not alone.

The popular hike up the Manitou Incline will permanently require hikers reserve a spot, according to the latest update from parks officials.

The project would create three to four hundred new apartments near downtown, which would have relatively cheap rent.

Mountain View Electric Association announced a broadband project that will bring new high-speed internet options to all of its customers.

At-home health care exploded during the pandemic, and experts say the growth is expected to last.

Get ready more delays along the I-25 "gap" this week!

Colorado State Patrol is investigating a crash that left 3 people hurt just north of Black Forest Monday morning.

July 4th fireworks are one of the biggest causes of runaway pets each year, according to experts at the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.

Grilling at apartments, townhomes, and condos is not allowed under Colorado Springs city code.

What you need to know ahead of July 4 weekend

Amazon offering $3K signing bonus to new-hires

Water is a limited resource; Summertime “water wise” tips

n independent commission presented a first draft map of the state’s new congressional districts on Wednesday, including the State’s new 8th district.

Farmers Markets: Southern Colorado locations & in-season produce list

Hand hiker Mandy Horvath opens up ahead of Mt. Kilimanjaro hike

A new bill would keep ski resort profits local

Safeway open late Fridays in June for vaccines.

Summer camps return after being scaled back last year

Colorado Springs police oversight committee wants to hear from community face-to-face

Firefighters: “Don’t wait, mitigate now”

Parents and children will have a chance to learn life-saving self-defense skills this weekend -- for free!

Memorial Day walk near Falcon honoring local fallen heroes

“I think we have to realize that there is been not just years or decades, but centuries of injustice in this country,” said Vice Chairman Steve Kern.

Election day: Tuesday is last chance to vote in city council races

A Colorado Springs family’s close connection to an Oscar nominated director

Free Information Technology certifications program helps employ Coloradans