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El Paso sheriff’s office plans more charges against man who threatened cyclists with a hatchet
El Paso County wants to increase Nations' bond. Meanwhile, investigators say he may be a suspect in three unsolved murders.

Man arrested after hatchet threats may be tied to three murders in two states, police say
Suspicions are quickly mounting that Daniel Nations, arrested in connection with hatchet threats in El Paso County, could be connected to three murder cases.

Colorado Springs police: Injured student “targeted” during shooting near Doherty High School
A student who was shot on lunch break Friday near Doherty High School was "targeted," Colorado Springs police said.

El Paso County jail “bursting at the seams” with overcrowding
El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder says the county jail is "bursting at the seams" after the inmate population recently surged to a record high of 1,791.

Homeless wonder where to go amid new overnight parking ban at Colorado Springs park
Conejos Street at America The Beautiful Park has been Charles Parfait and Tisha Casto's home for two years, but now they must leave.

One dead after officer-involved shooting in Colorado Springs
A man was shot and killed late Monday night after Colorado Springs police were called out on a report of shoplifting at the Walmart at East Platte Avenue and North...

Air Force Academy cadets sing to win Tuesday on “America’s Got Talent”
Air Force Academy-based a cappella group In the Stairwell will be performing live on NBC's "America's Got Talent" on Tuesday.

5 Colorado Springs police recruits sue after failing driving test
Five Colorado Springs police cadets who flunked out of the academy this year for failing a driving test are suing to restore their positions.

Mark Redwine’s extradition to Colorado stalled
A man accused of killing his 13-year-old son won't return to Colorado to face trial as quickly as expected.

Douglas Bruce complained about a Colorado Springs missing-girl phone call alert. And the police chief didn’t hold back in his response.
When Douglas Bruce, the contentious author of Colorado's Taxpayer Bill of Rights, complained that he was awakened by police notifications over the weekend about a missing teenager, Colorado Springs Police Chief...