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Political push back leads to canceled Colorado GOP gala at The Antlers Hotel

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - A prominent hotel in Colorado Springs is canceling what was set to be a gala fundraising event for the Colorado GOP. The Centennial Dinner at The Antlers Hotel had Steve Bannon lined up as its keynote speaker. However, on Monday night, hotel management canceled the...

Colorado Springs, CO · 2025-03-18
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Multiple major highways closed Tuesday night due to weather related issues

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) - Multiple major highways are closed Tuesday night due to weather conditions and issues caused by those conditions. Shortly after 9 p.m., I-25 was closed in both directions just north of Monument. According to CDOT, the closure is between Exit 163: County Line Road and Exit 167: Greenland (1 mile north of the Woodmoor exit) at Mile Point 164. The closure is due to a stalled vehicle.

El Paso County, CO · 2025-03-19
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Woman finds long-lost father in Colorado through television show

The series uses genetic experts to find long-lost relatives.

Colorado · 2025-03-17

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Western Colorado Republican seeks to open up millions of acres in the West to oil and gas

U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd (R-Colo.) has introduced a bill directing the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to reissue multiple resource management plans (RMPs) to open up millions of acres to oil and gas development. The bill is co-sponsored by Harriet Hageman (R-Wyo.), Gabe Evans (R-Colo.), Troy Downing (R-Mont.), and Ryan...

Colorado · 2025-03-18
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DNA evidence connects 72-year-old to 2007 Colorado murder

FREDERICK, Colo. — A man has been arrested in connection with the death of a young mother in Colorado nearly 18 years ago, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation announced Tuesday. Darrell Burklund, 72, a former maintenance worker, was arrested on March 14 in York, Nebraska, in connection with the...

Frederick, CO · 2025-03-18

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Revenue from Colorado’s popular retro license plates is supposed to go to people with disabilities. Lawmakers may have other plans.

When Helena Perez of Newcastle bought a white Subaru two years ago, her car wasn’t the only thing she wanted to upgrade. She also wanted different license plates to go with it. She thought Colorado’s standard white and green license plates were boring and wanted “something new and fresh.”

Colorado · 2025-03-18

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Army sergeant charged with taking C4 explosive to his Colorado Springs home

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - An Army sergeant has been accused of stealing a C4 explosive and bringing it home with him. Joshua King is charged with possession, use, or removal of explosive devices after his wife alleges she found a block of C4 explosive among his things. King is a sergeant in the 588th The post Army sergeant charged with taking C4 explosive to his Colorado Springs home appeared first on KRDO .

Colorado Springs, CO · 2025-03-17

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Police: 1 in custody after numerous shots fired in Banning Lewis Ranch

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - A 24-year-old man is in custody after allegedly firing gunshots in the middle of a neighborhood late Monday night. Police say they received multiple 911 calls from Banning Lewis Ranch starting around 11:35 p.m. All were reporting a man standing out in a residential street, shooting at least two handguns near surrounding homes.

Colorado Springs, CO · 2025-03-18

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Visibility limited to half-mile as snow blows through Colorado with 18" to 24" still possible

A storm continues to roll through Colorado, and while most of the state's population along the Front Range probably isn't seeing the effects of the wintery weather aside from gusty conditions, the mountainous part of the state has been getting slammed. Throughout Tuesday morning, travel conditions were dangerous on many high-elevation passes, with multiple law enforcement agencies posting photos of snow covered pavement. Rapidly falling snow and blowing drifts have also been reported to have dropped visibility to less than a half-mile at times along the Western Slope. Snowfall is set to continue, too, with the potential for up...

Colorado · 2025-03-18

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Here is where snow is expected to fall in Colorado on Tuesday

It's warming up in Denver, but winter isn't over yet. While Denver will climb to near 60 degrees on Tuesday, other areas across the state could see as much as a foot of snow.

Denver, CO · 2025-03-17

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EDITORIAL: Another reason for Polis to veto gun control

The ruling Democrats in Colorado’s Legislature long have been blind to the irrelevance of gun control in fighting gun violence. Their successive attempts at legislating ever more restrictions on gun ownership reflect that, backfiring on law-abiding citizens while having no impact on our state’s alarming crime rate. Hence,...

Colorado · 2025-03-17

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Rural Colorado hospital leader says financial situation getting worse

Several hospital CEOs have come together to try and help save rural hospitals across the state of Colorado.

Colorado · 2025-03-17

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Pedestrian killed, 19-year-old arrested in Highlands Ranch crash

A 19-year-old was arrested in connection to a deadly crash in Highlands Ranch on Sunday.

Highlands Ranch, CO · 2025-03-17

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Here's when Colorado's black bears will start to emerge from winter slumber

Heads up, Coloradans – bears are about to be roaming the state at a higher rate once again. The start of spring is coming in fast – March 20 – and that means Centennial State black bears will be arising from their state of winter torpor, commonly referred to as hibernation in a slight misnomer. This means that Coloradans will have to do a few things in order to keep bears, as well as their own property, safe. Colorado's bears tend to be on the move from mid-to-late March through November, and during this time of the year, it's...

Colorado · 2025-03-17