A pair of relief workers from Colorado Springs were home Friday after spending three weeks in Haiti. The two men are with Engineering Ministries International or EMI, a non-profit Christian development organization made of up architects and engineers dedicated to helping children and families around the world step out of poverty.

A Braille competition was held in Colorado Springs at the Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind, a step to the national competition.

Find out how two District 11 schools honored Black History month.

The past few months have been difficult for all school district's across the state, and Lewis Palmer 38 is no different.

The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was on edge Wednesday after a woman was attacked there Monday evening.

Pueblo police continued their search Monday for a suspect accused of throwing an elderly man down a flight of stairs and then trying to smother him with a plastic bag.

The Colorado Springs Police Department has teamed up with the Salvation Army to bus some of the homeless to other cities and states.

Thursday was an emotional day at Vista Ridge High School, as a group of students and parents heard a powerful presentation about Rachel Scott, the first person killed at Columbine High School ten years ago.

Find out why local students are talking with NASA.

During a meeting Tuesday at Doherty High School, a group of Link Crew leaders and National Honor Society students meet to discuss the devastation in Haiti.

Yesterday was a joyous day for more than 50 Colorado families as their adopted Haitian children arrived home for the first time. Among those who welcomed the orphans -- a Colorado Springs family who was waiting for a son and daughter.

One month after they were rescued from a Colorado home, a group of abused and neglected dogs are ready for adoption.

With Sheriff Terry Maketa leaving, new candidates are stepping forward to fill his position. Thursday, a former lieutenant with the El Paso County Sheriff's Office announced his candidacy.

In the blink of an eye a tragic accident forever changed the lives of a Colorado Springs family of four.

The university says the debate is scheduled for Feb. 15 at the school's Macky Auditorium in Boulder and will be moderated by CU Chancellor Phil DiStefano.