A Fort Carson soldier convicted of killing two Colorado Springs residents and critically wounding a fellow soldier has been sentenced. Jomar Falu-Vives was sentenced Thursday to two mandatory life sentences without the possibility of parole.

It was a somber day at Fort Carson Wednesday as the Mountain Post held two memorial services for 15 soldiers killed while serving in Afghanistan.

During a press conference Monday, members of Doherty High School's DECA program announce the launch of Miracle Meters. Originally started by former council member Jerry Heimlicher, the meters are a way for people in the community to help the homeless.

Learn to drive like a NASCAR driver? You'll have a chance later this month.

It is one of the worst possible things a family can go through, losing a loved one to a homicide. More than two decades ago that became a reality for one Colorado Springs family who lost their daughter, sister and mother to a brutal crime.

Temporary solution decided on Tuesday by city, contractor and architect. Chunks of ice fell from the sloped metal roof of the new USOC headquarters downtown damaging several cars on Monday. Fire crews shut down portions of the roadway and sidewalk as a precaution, but what will the city do to fix the problem?

Find out more about Pikes Peak granite and what to watch for when hiking Pikes Peak.

Twenty-four Colorado Springs families will have new homes Saturday thanks in part to a large sum of federal stimulus money.

It has been over a week since the election, and with the failure of ballot measure 2C now the city's many departments are working to balance the budget. Officials said the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department is taking one of the biggest hits, reducing its budget from $15 million to $3 million.

"It's a little scary at first because you don't know how fast you'll go down the mountain, but it's thrilling," said Chu Scott,13.

It is usually one of the happiest times in a woman's life, pregnancy.  While most women gleam at the sight of their bellies growing with their babies, for some it is the exact opposite.

See what survival tools FOX21's weatherman and reporter Matthew Kruger uses to survive the Colorado wild!

Changes may be on the way to Harrison School District 2. The school board has given the administration the OK to continue working toward a draft policy to change how teachers are paid.

As the results of Tuesday night's election start to settle, questions are beginning to arise about the interpretation of Issue 300.

On Tuesday, a group of students gathered at Woodmen Hills Elementary to practice speed stacking. With cups in hand they raced the clock to see how fast they could build up and break down a pyramid.