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Friends and family of former Colorado Springs Mayor Bob Isaac are remembering his years of public service this afternoon.
Barry Maggert was flying to Boulder for the graduation of his son, Lee, from the University of Colorado. Maggert was the brother of professional golfer Jeff Maggert, who withdrew from The Players Championship in Florida when he received word of his brother's death.
An elderly man, suffering from Dementia, disappears in Old Colorado City. A community comes together to find him, safe.
4th Judicial District Attorney John Newsome is apologizing for his actions that were videotaped in a hidden camera News First Investigation, but is not meeting with News First.
The United State Army plans to study the effects of adding an Infantry Brigade Combat Team and a Combat Aviation Brigade to Fort Carson. Tuesday, the Army announced that it plans to prepare an environmental impact statement for the proposed expansion.
It's time to lasso up the cowboy boots and western hats, Pueblo is going country. The Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce and the "Professional Bull Riders" are teaming up to create a new event next summer, called the "Wild Wild West Fest."
DENVER (AP) - The Colorado Avalanche say Joel Quenneville is out as coach after three seasons, and a week after being swept out of the playoffs by the Detroit Red Wings.
The Home Depot in Pueblo is lending a hand to an organization that helps the homeless. Home Depot workers built a fence around a housing complex that serves as a short term housing unit while the homeless look for a place of their own.
A new law directs the Interior Department to assess the feasibility of recovering and cleaning up the millions of gallons of water re-injected into the ground or disposed of during oil and gas development.
A Texas man faces charges of animal cruelty and theft in the slaughter of 32 bison on a Colorado ranch in March.
Firefighters in Colorado Springs spent a good part of the early morning trying to find the flames that created heavy smoke in an office building at 3100 N. Academy.
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