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Stun gun incident may cost county $56,000
An El Paso County Sheriff's deputy, who twice shot a Peyton man with a stun gun during a traffic stop in 2007, may end up costing taxpayers $56,000 to settle a lawsuit.
Champion or cheat? Steer costs teen county prize
At this time of year, the El Paso County fairgrounds are blanketed with snow and the barn where the 4-H kids groomed their farm animals for last summer's county fair is filled with a penetrating cold.
Falcon Fire Truck Stolen, Crashed
Crews pull a wrecked Falcon fire truck from a ditch near Peyton, now an investigation is underway.
Colorado court pulls the curtain back on adoption records
A baby born in 1952 at Denver's Florence Crittenton Home for Unwed Mothers. When Patricia Dukeman started trying to find her biological parents, Ronald Reagan lived in the White House, Michael Jackson's "Beat It" was record of the year, and the Supreme Court decided it was OK for us to use those new VCR things to tape TV shows.
Randi Lenard of Rifle took third place in the national Red Robin competition in which she competed in early December in Denver.
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Breast cancer recurrence increases with alcohol use
Even moderate consumption of alcohol can increase the risk of the recurrence of breast cancer.
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Announcing a New Binary Compensation Plan and New Non Medical Related Memberships with AmeriPlan
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Groundbreaking for new library
A groundbreaking ceremony for Falcon's long-awaited library was held Nov. 12 at its new site - the corner of Old Meridian Road and Highway 24.
Martial arts school opens with a punch
In early November, Peyton resident Grand Master Sam Frazier and Grand Master Bonnie Welch, who lives in Southern California, hosted the grand opening of the world headquarters of their United States Tang Soo Do martial arts school, at 7358 McLaughlin Road.
Principal regrets making students view excrement
A Colorado Springs elementary school principal has apologized for making students look inside a bag of human feces and urine.
Falcon to break ground on new library
A trip to the library will be as easy as going to the store for people in Falcon and beyond.
Die-hards camp out for chicken
While most of Longmont slept, Dan and Susan Meade had an encounter with the law.
Winter Conditions Return to Pikes Peak Area
Winter weather returned to the Pikes Peak region with a vengeance Wednesday. Wind-driven snow and wet, slushy roads are what drivers faced for the morning commute.
Your Space: 87-year-old pilot is back in the cockpit
After decades of flying, the 87-year-old World War II pilot finally got recognition.
Christian meditation has been practiced for hundreds of years
In a darkened worship center, illuminated by soft lights and the faint glow of candles, 35 people sit quietly in deep meditation.
SUNRISE: Cops search for woman suspected of stabbing boyfriend
Colorado Springs police officers are on the lookout today for a woman suspected of stabbing her ex-boyfriend in the chest.
Man Stabbed In Chest, Ex-Girlfriend The Possible Suspect
Colorado Springs Police are looking for a woman accused of stabbing her ex-boyfriend in the chest early Thursday morning.
Fire Damages Garage and Home in Peyton
A home and its garage are destroyed Wednesday when a fast moving blaze consumed both in eastern El Paso County.
Mountain lion, cow latest rabies victims in eastern El Paso County
Back-to-back cases of a rabid mountain lion and a cow in eastern El Paso County have provided the latest evidence of the fatal disease's sudden resurgence in the area in recent months.