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When a woman in Colorado went shopping she says a line of shopping carts hit and damaged her car, but the store leadership only apologized and refused to pay for the damage.

A Colorado Springs family says shortly after their home caught fire a company called Statewide Restoration appeared on their doorstep with a promise to help. But more than a year and a half later the family says they're still waiting on the company to finish the job.

A King Soopers cart corral blows into a customer's car, causing damage to the back end. The company apologized for the incident, but declined to pay for damages.

Media and communication services sector-related exchange traded funds jumped as Twitter (NasdaqGS: TWTR) surged on Elon Musk's disclosed 9% stake.

A Hudson Valley man was murdered at work in broad daylight at one of the busiest malls in the Hudson Valley.

A Colorado Springs police officer is charged with kidnapping, child abuse, menacing and harassment. News 5 obtained the arrest affidavit Monday.

News 5 Investigates is looking into whether some of southern Colorado's largest school districts carry the drug 'Narcan'.

U.S. consumers are dealing with the worst inflation in decades. Many shoppers and drivers have noticed higher prices at gas pumps and at grocery stores, but now some consumers have noticed another trend involving smaller product and portion sizes.

The U.S.S.R. was never offered a formal guarantee on the limits of NATO expansion post-1990. There is NOTHING contractual that says so.

The UCCS Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience was recently awarded nearly $400,000 from El Paso County leaders. The money will be used to expand a mental health and trauma training program.