Kaitlin Durbin
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Colorado Springs, CO, United States
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Strangers Unite to Ensure Veteran who Died Was Not Alone or Forgotten
Unfortunately it's not uncommon for veterans to find themselves alone at the end of their life. → Read More
WATCH: El Paso County Sheriff's Office provides updates in case of missing Colorado Springs boy
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office held a news conference regarding missing Colorado Springs 11-year-old Gannon Stauch Thursday. → Read More
El Paso County Sheriff's Office scheduled to give updates on search for missing 11-year-old boy
A news conference regarding missing Colorado Springs 11-year-old Gannon Stauch will be held Thursday to give an update on the search, the El Paso County Sheriff's Office said. → Read More
New episodes of 'Colorado Cold Case' podcast coming
It’s been 14 years since 20-year-old Thomas “Tommy” Kinslow was gunned down in front of the townhome he shared with his parents on Constitution Avenue in Colorado Springs. His killer has yet to be brought to justice. Listen to The Gazette's "Colorado Cold Case" series and hear new details about this murder mystery. → Read More
CSFD paramedic known for bringing patients back from the dead
Residents have a higher likelihood of surviving a heart attack in Colorado Springs than most other places in the nation, and odds look even better when paramedic Austin Pugh is directing the care. → Read More
Colorado Springs, Denver airports open, but travel still uncertain
Despite the Colorado Springs and Denver airports reopening Thursday following the historic March blizzard, air travel remains uncertain across the region. → Read More
'The storm is over but our response is not'
"The storm is over," Colorado Springs officials were touting Thursday morning, but the Pikes Peak region is still feeling the effects of Wednesday's cyclone bomb. → Read More
State records up for grabs today as storm reaches 'bomb cyclone' status
It true Colorado style, Wednesday’s major storm surpassed initial predictions, upgrading from blizzard to full-on snow hurricane. → Read More
What is a 'bomb cyclone' and will it hit the Pikes Peak region?
A major storm expected to hammer El Paso County and much of eastern Colorado on Wednesday has triggered questions about an alarming term: bomb cyclone. → Read More
It's not the movies — El Paso County SWAT teams rarely use force
Thanks to Hollywood, law enforcement tactical units — SWAT — have developed a reputation for busting down doors and wrestling with suspects in military assault-style arrests, but records for the El Paso County Sheriff's Office and Colorado Springs Police Department teams paint a less lethal picture. → Read More
'Nobody ... alive has seen anything like this,' avalanche expert says of slides that shut down travel in Colorado
Even for Colorado's world-renowned ski resorts, which send up hosannas whenever snow falls, there can be too much of a good thing. → Read More
Avalanche danger again wreaking havoc on Colorado high country, A-Basin closed
Avalanche concerns west of Denver again are forcing closures Thursday, starting with Arapahoe Basin ski resort. → Read More
Survey: Coloradans happy with State Patrol, but not traffic safety
Traffic safety again topped the list of concerns among Coloradans, a recent public opinion survey shows. → Read More
James Alan Neal to be extradited to California to face charges in 1973 murder
Monument resident James Alan Neal is heading back to California to face charges in the 1973 death of an 11-year-old girl. → Read More
Vince Niski confirmed as Colorado Springs police chief
By unanimous vote, the Colorado Springs City Council on Tuesday approved Vince Niski as police chief. → Read More
El Paso County jail again hits a record despite efforts to reduce inmate population
For the fourth time in two years, the El Paso County jail was holding a record number of inmates last week. → Read More
Monument man arrested after DNA ties him to 1973 murder of 11-year-old California girl
A 72-year-old man who had been living in Monument for the past three years was arrested Wednesday after DNA tied him to a decades-old murder of an 11-year-old California girl. → Read More
DNA leads police to arrest Monument man in 1973 murder of California girl
DNA testing again has helped solve a decades-old murder, this time of an 11-year-old California girl whose suspected killer was living in Colorado. → Read More
Colorado Springs police rename traffic unit as part of driving crackdown
The Colorado Springs Police Department is renaming its Major Accident Unit in an effort to remind drivers that bad driving doesn’t cause “accidents.” → Read More
Vince Niski named Colorado Springs police chief after national search
Vince Niski, nominated to be the next Colorado Springs police chief, stressed Monday that he is different from predecessor Pete Carey, but he plans to move the department forward in many of the same ways. → Read More