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A creepy string of calf mutilations in southern Colorado has a rancher and law enforcement mystified.

There could be less jingle in the Salvation's Army's hallmark red kettles this season.

Volunteers are helping serve thousands of free Thanksgiving meals in Colorado. Gov. Bill Ritter joined more than 50 volunteers serving up a Southern-style feast to about 500 people Wednesday at the Denver Rescue Mission's annual Thanksgiving banquet.

A contractor says work to prevent more snow and ice from falling from the roof of the new U.S. Olympic Committee headquarters should be complete by Wednesday.

Officers from the Falcon Division in Colorado Springs were dispatched to a 911 call in the area of 6100 Poncha Court.

Colorado Springs elected leaders are trying to determine if a 2 year phase out of Stormwater Enterprise Fees are the best thing for the city.

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Tommy Kinslow's parents and Colorado Springs investigators have continued the search for the person who murdered Tommy.

Sheryl Crow is joining others in calling on the federal government to halt roundups of wild horses in the West, branding them as inhumane and unnecessary.

Sarah Palin has her eye on Colorado Springs for a book signing tour. NEWSCHANNEL 13 has confirmed with Border Book Store Sales Area Representative Shannon Baily that the former vice presidential candidate will be arriving at the Chapel Hills Borders at 7 p.m. on December 8th.

Party time turned ugly in a trio of incidents in Colorado Springs on Saturday night that left three people shot and two men stabbed, but none dead.

A Southern Colorado woman is now charged with First Degree Murder in the death of her husband.

Colorado Springs will be getting its first Immigration and Customs Enforcement office by the end of November.

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Federal prosecutors say a Colorado Springs doctor has been sentenced to 180 days of home detention for illegally distributing prescription narcotic drugs.

Colorado Springs physician Peter W.S. Grigg was sentenced Thursday to serve five years probation and 180 days in-home detention for illegally distributing prescription narcotic drugs, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office and the Drug Enforcement Administration.

An employee at a Colorado Springs Subway tackled an armed robber to the ground andrecovered the gun andstolen cash before the suspect got away Thursday night.

Earlier this month, Colorado Springs voters sent a strong message and overwhelmingly said no to a property tax increase.

Colorado Springs will be getting its first Immigration and Customs Enforcement office soon.