Lindsey Jensen
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Tree pollen count medium to high already, knockout allergy symptoms before peak season
Tree pollen count medium to high already, knockout allergy symptoms before peak season. News5's Lindsey Jensen has what symptoms to look for and ways to keep them under control. → Read More
'It's always better safe than sorry,' Pueblo student athletes get low-cost sport physicals for spring season
The Pueblo Community Health Center checks cardiac health issues and history before clearing students to play. News5's Lindsey Jensen talks with one high school student athlete about the importance. → Read More
D20 leaders want feedback from families before implementing new start times
And after much feedback from parents, the district has decided they will wait another year to make changes. → Read More
UCCS partners with US Space Command to increase workforce, new expansion building
UCCS partners with US Space Command to increase workforce, new expansion building. News5's Lindsey Jensen shows us how the partnership will expand the aerospace engineering program. → Read More
Why some public school districts call snow days before others
What factors do school districts look for when calling a snow day? News5's Lindsey Jensen tells us why D20 bus drivers test out routes as early as 3:30 in the morning. → Read More
A state trooper relives his near-death experience; move over or slow down law can save lives
Within 24 hours, two Colorado State Patrol Troopers got hit as drivers failed to yield. News5's Lindsey Jensen talks with one about what happened → Read More
Connecting History: D11 students creating a virtual reality museum by 3D scanning alumni treasures
D11 students creating virtual reality museum by 3D scanning alumni treasures. News5's Lindsey Jensen shows us how it works. → Read More
A speeding ticket could save your life; record deadly crashes in state since 1981
There were more deadly crashes in Colorado in 2022 than ever before. News5's Lindsey Jensen has how law enforcement plans to help. → Read More
Catholic Charities help parents find their circle, through free support groups
News5's Lindsey Jensen talks with a few parents about how the support groups help them become better parents → Read More
High school group fought to bring back traditional snow days and won
Five Palmer High School district students made a snow day committee to bring back traditional snow days. → Read More
Help police find missing Indigenous people; new alert system launched
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) activated a Missing Indigenous Alert System Friday Dec. 30th. → Read More
Reporting impaired drivers 'could absolutely save a life'
There will be extra Colorado State Patrol (CSP) Troopers on the roads this weekend, but they can't be everywhere all the time. → Read More
'To have a safe place, to have kind, gentle people around you, that's a great gift'
About 800 people enjoyed a free Christmas dinner Friday, the most The Springs Rescue Mission has ever served. → Read More
Avoid the plumber back up and don't pour fats, oils or grease down the sink
Avoid calling a plumber this holiday weekend. Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU) want to remind you to never pour any fats, oils or grease down your sink. → Read More
'I don't know what I would have done, probably cry a little,' travelers try to reschedule flights
Pilots and equipment are well experienced and prepped for the subzero temperatures, said the airport senior communication specialist Dana Schield. → Read More
'Parking Meter Elf' can pay for your last-minute holiday shopping downtown; tips to save time and money
For the past decade, Richard Skorman has offered to pay for people's parking outside his stores on North Tejon. → Read More
Pueblo woman's van full of food for the homeless recovered
The emotional rollercoaster hasn't stopped Shannon Smith from doing what she loves; giving back to the homeless community in Pueblo. → Read More
'The amount of waste we were having was ridiculous' elementary school lunch lady fought for sustainability
Colorado Springs School District 11's Buena Vista Elementary School is one step closer to a zero-waste lunch program. → Read More