Melissa Henry
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Bond decision delayed again for Colorado Springs mother with conviction reversed in deaths of three children (opens the original)
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Another delay Wednesday for a Colorado Springs mother once convicted of killing her three kids as she waits to learn whether or not she can be released on bond. Deborah Nicholls was in court Wednesday afternoon. Her conviction was overturned earlier this year for murder in the death of her three kids after a judge found evidence in her 2008 trial was not disclosed. In court Wednesday, two investigators testified. The first was fire investigator Jeff Berino, who w
“Early stages” of investigation underway into southern Colorado TikTok account after photos of young girls posted with suggestive messages (opens the original)
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MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. — A TikTok account that appears to show photos of young girls in public places around the Colorado Springs area is being investigated by Manitou Springs Police. The account, which is under the name Paul DePervi, has posted photos of what appear to be elementary and teenaged girls in public locations with suggestive comments from the account user. A concerned parent contacted 11 News after finding the account. The images appear to show young girls walking through public pla
Colorado Springs city council discusses paying city workforce for day before thanksgiving, “furlough” day (opens the original)
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Colorado Springs city employees could get paid for working the day before Thanksgiving if a proposal discussed by City Council moves forward. On Monday, City Council discussed the possibility of eliminating one of the city’s five scheduled furlough days for 2026. Furlough days are days when city employees are not permitted to work and do not receive pay. The proposal comes as the city’s 2026 budget outlook has improved. The city’s chief of staff told council memb
Colorado DA’s office warns of calls targeting domestic violence victims (opens the original)
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CASTLE ROCK, Colo. (KKTV) - A Colorado district attorney’s office is warning about calls targeting victims in open domestic violence cases. The Colorado 23rd Judicial District Attorney’s Office says it has seen an increase in reports from domestic violence victims saying they have received a call from someone posing as law enforcement or bail bondsmen, asking for money in exchange for releasing the victim’s alleged abuser from jail. One Douglas County woman, who asked not to be identified, says
Cañon City finalizes November ballot language for public pool funding (opens the original)
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CAÑON CITY, Colo. (KKTV) -Cañon City leaders have finalized the ballot language voters will see in November, asking voters for the third time about funding operations of a public pool. The question involves an existing 0.3% sales tax approved by voters about two years ago to help finance construction of a community recreation pool. The November measure would not raise the tax rate. Instead, it would amend the existing tax to allow the money to also be used for pool operations and maintenance. Th
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