Angelica Lombardi
KRDO NewsChannel 13
Colorado Springs, CO, United States
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CSFD responds to injured hiker at Red Rock Canyon Open Space
A man was injured after falling more than 20 feet while hiking in Red Rock Canyon Open. → Read More
Friend says Eric Ashby disappeared searching for treasure
In an ABC exclusive, we're hearing from one of Eric Ashby's friends who says he believes the 31-year-old disappeared while searching for hidden treasure. → Read More
One-on-one with Elaine Hall, mother of Dylan Redwine
A mother's desperate plea is finally answered. The man, who she believes murdered her 13-year-old son, arrested and facing a murder charge. → Read More
Riccardo Kirven Trial: Day 2
Day two of trial is underway in the case against Riccardo Kirven, 33, who is facing first-degree murder in the July 17, 2015 shooting of 14-year-old Desmond Smith. → Read More
Power outage in Manitou Springs
MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. - Colorado Springs Utilities is working to restore power in Manitou Springs. As of 6:37 p.m. Saturday, an estimated 765 customers are without power. Utility crews are on scene and anticipate to have all power restored by 11:00 p.m. tonight. The cause of the outage is unknown. For a map of the outage, click here. → Read More
Gov. Hickenlooper concerned about transportation, infrastructure
"A big gap that needs to be addressed is finding sufficient resources for infrastructure, I view it has one of the most important things facing the state right now," Hickenlooper said. → Read More
City leaders unveil southwest downtown plans
Leaders in Colorado Springs met Monday for their work session meeting where they discussed the future of the southwest downtown area. → Read More
Colorado College hosts 'big cool science festival'
The Colorado College cool science club held its 'big cool science festival' Saturday. The goal: to get kids involved in science at an early age. → Read More
Fathers walk their children to school as part of 'Million Father March'
Fathers of students in Colorado Springs walked their children back to school as part of the "Million Father March," which aims to get fathers more involved in their children's education. → Read More
New warning signs in place after girl's injury at Helen Hunt Falls
A 12-year-old girl who fell 75 feet on Sunday at Helen Hunt Falls has been released from the hospital, and new signs have been posted at the Falls. → Read More
Fort Carson soldiers prepare for National Training Center rotation
Fort Carson soldiers are getting ready for the National Training Center rotation in Fort Irwin, California. → Read More
El Paso County takes over Fountain dispatch duties to help improve response time
El Paso county is taking over all dispatch duties for the city of Fountain. The goal is to help reduce response time for people living in Fountain. → Read More
Tiny House Jamboree making big moves for sustainable living
Dozens of tiny homes are on display all weekend long at the Air Force Academy. → Read More
Preparations for Carnival on Tejon
Thousands are expected to pack downtown Colorado Springs on Friday for the Carnival on Tejon → Read More
Fort Carson soldiers participate in Iron Horse Week
Soldiers and units from across Fort Carson are participating in ten grueling events known as Iron Horse week. → Read More
Miracle Treat Day benefits new Children's Hospital in southern Colorado
The event has been benefiting Children's Hospital's for over a decade and a portion of this years proceeds will directly benefit southern Colorado. → Read More
Boil advisory lifted for Falcon Highlands Metro District
People living in the Falcon Highlands Metro District are no longer under a boil advisory order. → Read More
Larry H. Miller Toyota donates $20,000 to help military families
A local nonprofit that helps soldiers will now be able to help even military families thanks to a generous donation. → Read More
Water restrictions in Falcon leave many looking for answers
People in Falcon experienced a water outage Sunday. Monday morning, water is up and running again, but with restrictions. → Read More
Iron Strike 16 exercise prepares Fort Carson soldiers
We're getting an inside look at how Fort Carson soldiers train to confront an enemy. → Read More