Woodland Park News

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office says two people may have been hit by lighting while hiking.

Last summer, Indiana business executive Tom Ollier was looking for places to pan for gold during his annual vacation to his log house in Divide.

Pack your picnic and grab some blankets--it's time for 4th of July celebrations capped off by huge fireworks displays.

Optical Engines Inc. will occupy 5,000 square feet at 842 Sierra Madre St. Optical Engines Inc.

Grab your most rambunctious dog, friend, or child, and get ready to head to a special event.

It's the total compensation package of Cesar Chavez Academy CEO Lawrence Hernandez last year.

Family ties are inspiring Jeff Montel to depart Fort Morgan and the Mustang boys' basketball program, but he's certainly not leaving one of his favorite towns too far behind.

Other Memorial Day events around southern Colorado include a pancake breakfast and plant sale.

A former Spanish teacher from Woodland Park High School was arrested today on allegations that he collected child pornography.

Looking for something to do this weekend? There are plenty of family events to enjoy in the Pikes Peak region.

U.S. Senator Michael Bennet is encouraging the Teller County public to attend a town hall meeting about creating jobs and improving health care for working families.

Efforts to help working families struggling in this tough economy will be highlighted this Sunday.

If you saw some smoke in Teller County, it wasn't a wildfire but a case of fighting fire with fire.

The U.S. Forest Service - Pike National Forest is conducting a 200-acre prescribed burn Wednesday in Teller County.

Mark Ervin was driving drunk with his pregnant wife beside him when he turned in front of another car at a Fort Collins intersection.

Two rounds of snow for Woodland Park and Teller County. More than a foot in some places, in other areas just about dachshund high .

While many are filing tax forms, thousands will be speaking out in a modern day version of the Boston Tea Party.

A lot of wind but not a lot of white. That's what's happening in much of Colorado Springs, and there's a good chance it will stay that way.

To keep him out of trouble, he had to teach an art class to the fourth grade. This sparked Ken Dale's lifelong interest even though at the time he was in the third grade.

Colorado is getting bombarded with blizzard conditions in what appears to be winter's final show.