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Colorado Man Sues Walmart After Uncooked Bread Left Him Hospitalized

Taking but not baking a loaf of take-and-bake bread reportedly landed a Colorado man in the hospital. Jordan Douglas is suing Walmart after he ate underbaked bread purchased from a Colorado Springs location, unaware that he needed to bake it himself. He claims that a store-generated “sell by” sticker obscured the...
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Construction for a new Chipotle underway in Fountain

FOUNTAIN, Colo. (KKTV) - The Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (PPRBD) confirmed a new Chipotle is coming to Fountain. Work has been underway for the new Chipotle near the King Soopers near Mesa Ridge Parkway and Syracuse Street in Fountain. The Building Department said the project was permitted in December,...
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With Buc-ee’s withdrawn from Palmer Lake, other communities signal interest

The withdrawal of Buc-ee’s developers’ plans with Palmer Lake could be welcome news to other communities that have actively sought to attract the Texas travel chain. The pullout comes after over a year of increasing opposition efforts, but a local consultant with the company said on Wednesday that Buc-ee’s still...
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60 possible victims identified in identity and mail theft case, suspect arrested

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - The Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) said dozens of victims have been identified in a case that involved identity theft and mail theft. CSPD said the Metro Division Theft and Intel units were investigating a prolific offender who was accused of being involved with identity...
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‘We made history’: Mixed emotions from victims as Colorado Springs funeral home owner is...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Jon Hallford, one of the owners of the Return to Nature funeral home, was sentenced to 40 years in prison on Friday. His sentence stems from nearly 200 charges of abuse of a corpse, one for every body found improperly stored in his Penrose funeral home in October of 2023.
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Falcon family confronts rare disease

10-month-old Emma Jones is battling a rare condition affecting 1 in 18,000 children globally. Her father is her lifeline.
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Program helping homeless men with addiction marks first 100 days

The newest program addressing addiction and homelessness in Colorado Springs has reached a milestone.
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A look back at Brynn Carman’s skating career, and all the Olympians she met...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina start tomorrow. And Colorado has a huge number of Team USA athletes competing. Including three figure skaters who train here in Colorado Springs. It might be the strongest U.S. Figure Skating team we've ever sent to an Olympic...
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Johnny Hicks’ emergence gives DU Pioneers a goalie competition heading into Colorado College series

As Johnny Hicks stopped shot after shot over the course of an important weekend sweep over Minnesota Duluth, a goalie competition had officially begun in the Mile High City. For the last two months, it looked like Denver had found its latest star goalie to follow in the footsteps of national championship winners...
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Property tax bills shock Colorado homeowners as temporary relief expires

DENVER — Property tax bills landed in Colorado mailboxes this month, leaving many homeowners stunned by double-digit increases as temporary state relief measures expired and new assessment formulas took effect. At the center of the increase is the expiration of a $55,000 property value exemption that had been in...

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