Miranda Paige
KKTV 11 News
Colorado Springs, CO, United States
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Police investigate shooting at Citadel Mall Sunday
Colorado Springs Police are investigating a shooting at the Citadel Mall Sunday evening. → Read More
Paralyzed man drives a race car at Pikes Peak International Raceway using brain-controlled driving technology
A technology created for those who are disabled was showcased for the very first time. → Read More
Colorado bill for free school lunches heads to ballot
If passed in November, a “Healthy School Meals For All Program” would be created in the Department Of Education. Public Schools that choose to participate in the program would be able to provide free meals to all students. → Read More
Colorado Springs woman finds gas tank drilled into by thieves
Police say it’s becoming more common for thieves to drill into your fuel tank to steal your gas. → Read More
Changes at Colorado Springs child care center causes issues for parents
For some Colorado Springs parents, they had a child care center to take their children to until last week when they were notified their child’s class was temporarily closing until more staff are hired and trained. → Read More
‘We can not do this alone:’ Congressman Lamborn and El Paso County undersheriff hold fentanyl roundtable discussion
Conversations around the fentanyl crisis continue as the drug continues to cause deaths in our community. → Read More
Single-engine plane crashes at Pueblo Memorial Airport Saturday
A single-engine plane crashed at the Pueblo Memorial Airport Saturday morning. → Read More
Fort Carson soldiers first in U.S. Army to test-fire Javelin missiles with Stryker mount system
Thursday was a historic day for the Mountain Post in Colorado Springs. Fort Carson soldiers from the 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team with the 4th Infantry Division became the first active duty soldiers in the nation to test out a new system for firing Javelin missiles. → Read More
Pueblo police investigate shooting Saturday morning
Police say a man was found with a gunshot wound to the head. → Read More
Thousands of lost pets reunited with families in Pikes Peak Region in 2021
The Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region says they helped reunite 4,559 pets with their families in 2021. Over 3,900 of those were dogs. → Read More
Two teens dead after Pueblo crash
Two teens are dead after a crash early Saturday morning according to the Pueblo Police Department. → Read More
School crisis response guidelines released for Colorado
Safety leaders are taking lessons from the past and are creating school crisis guidelines to help schools in the state be better prepared for any situation. → Read More
Colorado Springs Utilities one step closer to lowering natural gas rates
Despite an increase in the cost of natural gas nationwide, Colorado Springs Utilities is considering lowering their natural gas rates for customers. → Read More
Be ready for a wildfire, tips for creating a plan in Colorado
When a fire breaks out it can move fast, leaving people only a little time to evacuate. So it’s important to make sure you are prepared in case a fire burns near your home. → Read More
El Paso County woman grateful her house was spared during Falcon Highway fire
Valerie Douglas and her husband lost thousands of dollars worth of materials they use to make a living in a fire near Falcon Highway on Friday. → Read More
Two dead and one flown to hospital following car crash on Highway 115
Two people died and one person was flown to the hospital following a crash on Highway 115 between County Road F45 and Barrett Road Saturday. → Read More
Teal patches displayed on Colorado Springs Police cars for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Throughout April, you’ll start to see teal patches on police cars around Colorado Springs. They are for sexual assault awareness month. → Read More
Allergy season arrives in Colorado
It’s getting to be that time of year where you may start to have a runny nose and itchy eyes. If you are starting to feel some allergy symptoms, you are not alone. Allergists tell 11 News some trees in southern Colorado are already starting to pollinate. → Read More
La Junta schools closed Monday due to threat
East Otero School District 1 announced on Facebook that classes are canceled district-wide Monday in La Junta due to a threat. → Read More
Inmate death reported in El Paso County jail Friday
An inmate at the El Paso County jail died in custody Friday afternoon. → Read More