'Lazy Lion' Pot Business Owners Guilty Of Failing To Pay Over $3M

Andrew Poarch and his wife told the IRS they earned $19K in 2014, when they really earned $2,807,761, feds say.

16 States File Suit Challenging National Emergency Declaration

States seek to block the declaration, construction of the border wall and any diversion of Congressionally-appropriated funds

Colorado Springs' Finances in Decent Shape

A new report on the financial condition of the 75 most populous cities ranks Colorado Springs no. 20 in the nation for fiscal health.

Bill aimed at tackling climate change introduced in U.S. Congress

Bipartisan bill, the Energy Innovation Act, aims to boost jobs, improve health and protect family incomes.

What is a Pension?

This short and sweet video explains the functions of a pension.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Bringing 'Back To Roots' Tour To CO

Over three days, Sonny Perdue will meet with local farmers, food distributors, ag researchers and business owners.

Federal Judge Orders GOP Congressman Lamborn Back On Ballot

Colorado Springs GOP Congressman Doug Lamborn should be back on the primary ballot, after being ousted last week, a federal judge ruled.

Congressman Lamborn Ousted From Ballot: Colo. Supreme Court

The six-term congressman's non-resident signature circulators were unqualified to pass petitions, the Supreme Court ruled.

CO Supreme Court Denies El Paso Sheriff’s ICE Detainer Appeal

The ACLU sued Sheriff Bill Elder claiming he was holding prisoners in custody beyond their scheduled release dates for ICE detainers.

Colorado Lawmakers Push To Declare Autism An Epidemic

House Bill 1223 would pave the way for more research and funding for autism.

Charges Dropped Against Former Sheriff Maketo and Undersheriff

After two hung jury trials, 18th Dist. prosecutors dismissed charges against former El Paso Sheriff Terry Maketo and his undersheriff.

Non-Profit To Pay Death Benefits To 2 Ft. Carson Families

Fisher House Foundation steps in after $100K family death benefits were frozen during government shutdown.

Flags Lowered For Fort Carson Soldier Killed in Afghanistan

Fort Carson Green Beret Mihail Golin, 34, of 10th Special Forces Group​ was killed the first U.S. military casualty of 2018.

Prison Jobs Coming Back To Walsenburg?

Colorado Dept. of Corrections seeks to reopen Huerfano County Correctional Facility in Walsenburg as a temporary 250-bed facility.

Colo. Springs Lawmaker To Resign After Trump Appointment

State Rep. Dan Nordberg will step down in January to head the regional offices of the the U.S. Small Business Administration, he announced.

Garden Of The Gods Park's Popularity Spurs Security Changes

Garden of the Gods Park has installed gates at entrances to better control traffic for 4 million visitors a year.

El Pueblo Child Abuse Problem May Be Systemic In Colo.: Ombudsman

Closing down El Pueblo Boys & Girls Ranch has independent investigators wondering why the system failed to act on multiple complaints.

Colorado Wild Mustangs May Be Spared Euthanasia By Senate Bill

Colorado advocates see hope in Senate bill that calls for “humane and politically viable options” for BLM-managed wild horse herds.

Colorado Mom Spends 27 Days In Jail Because She Couldn't Pay $55

The ACLU of Colorado is suing El Paso County for keeping a woman jailed because she couldn't pay a fee.

Urine-Soaked Fur, Sick And Agressive Dogs Found At Colo. Springs Service Dog Firm: Report

Noelle's Dogs Four Hope in Colo.Springs had its license revoked after complaints of sick and aggressive dogs and failed site inspections.