Larkspur News

Horses have been surviving Colorado winters since the conquistadors arrived on horseback in the early 1600s.

G.E. Johnson senior project manager Jerry Snyder and project engineer Ashley Fritz will handle the U.S. Olympic Committee headquarters interior buildout.

Much colder weather has now moved into Colorado as a low pressure system swirls across southern Colorado.

Police are closing bridges around town as crashes pile up from Interstate 25 to neighborhood roads.

Colorado has already seen its first dose of snow in the high country, which means winter driving conditions may exist at any time and drivers should be prepared.

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The Broomfield Police Department has named a couple found dead at 2791 Calkins Place over the weekend in what looks like an all-too-typical murder suicide.

A Larkspur man is scheduled to be sentenced at 1:30 p.m. today after pleading guilty to defrauding six Colorado Springs-area residents out of more than $1.3 million in a "Ponzi" scheme that promised investors returns of up to 20 percent from buying distressed real estate.

A woman identified as Linda Flatland was killed last night in a freak accident at a home in the 1000 block of Yarnell Drive in Larkspur.

Northbound I-25 is back open at Larkspur after an injury crash involving five cars.

Jessica Haupt, 11, laughs as a horse rolls in the grass to cool off Wednesday. The Zoe Sky Ranch & Rescue, a Douglas County nonprofit that helps kids and horses, must find a new home for its equine therapy program.

A Tornado Warning is in effect until midnight for Southern Douglas County. This severe storm is located 24 miles north of Colorado Springs and is headed South.

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A Fountain man and a former Franktown resident were indicted Monday by a state grand jury on 11 counts of securities fraud and theft for allegedly raising more than $450,000 for a variety of development projects and instead using the money for personal expenses.

Two men are facing 11 charges of fraud and theft against Colorado investors after allegedly swindling them out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Multiple counts of theft and securities fraud have been returned by the state grand jury against two men who allegedly scammed investors out of money they thought was being used to finance construction of homes in Colorado Springs and a hi-tech business campus in Larkspur.