Ryan Mutch

Colorado Springs

Photojournalist at KOAA-TV (Pueblo, CO)

Photojournalist at @KOAA News 5 in Colorado Springs.

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Pueblo Police Department honors Park View Elementary student for her bravery

8 hours ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

PUEBLO — A student at Park View Elementary School in Pueblo saved her dad's life when he suffered a medical emergency, and Thursday, the Pueblo Police Department gave her high praise. Sophia Baca was home with her dad when he began having trouble standing up. She called 911 for help. At first, her dad told paramedics he was fine, and they left, but he kept having problems, so Baca again called 911. Eventually, her dad had to go to the hospital.
Moving company collecting household items to give to moms on Mother's Day

2 weeks ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

COLORADO SPRINGS — Two Men and a Truck in Colorado Springs is collecting household items like tissues and paper towels to give to moms on Mother's Day. The moving company says even the smallest donation can make a big difference to struggling moms. "Every woman should be, you know, taken care of, recognized, especially those that need that little...
Chief Warrant Officer receives Purple Heart at Fort Carson Thursday

3 weeks ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

FORT CARSON — The Purple Heart is awarded to those who have been injured in combat. It's a symbol of service and sacrifice. Thursday, family and fellow soldiers at Fort Carson were on hand as Chief Warrant Officer Jared Grindstaff received his Purple Heart. Grindstaff was deployed on a mission in Afghanistan when he was injured. Grindstaff says while the memories are hard to speak about in public, he is grateful to his wife and their family who keep him grounded and help him stay strong.
Penrose Library in Downtown Colorado Springs reopens children's section Tuesday

3 weeks ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

COLORADO SPRINGS — The Penrose Library in Downtown Colorado Springs reopened its children's section Tuesday. This area of the library had been closed for two months as part of a renovation project. The newly renovated space is now more enclosed so families can enjoy time at the library without other patrons walking through the children's section. It also features more activities for children, such as table drawing and a toy area.
City of Colorado Springs' Parking Enterprise asking for comment on parking plan

3 weeks ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

COLORADO SPRINGS — The City of Colorado Springs' parking enterprise is asking for public comment after it released its final draft of its parking plan for Downtown. The plan the city is proposing would increase short term curb parking like loading zones for ride shares and food delivery services.
Trailability Program aims to help those with mobility issues enjoy nature

3 weeks ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

EL PASO COUNTY — For those with mobility issues, getting out and enjoying nature can be challenging. That's where El Paso County Park's Trailability Program comes in. From May 1 until the end of October, people can go online and reserve four wheel carts called 'Terrain Hoppers,' which allow people to enjoy guided nature experiences. El Paso County will start letting people reserve hiking tours on April 1. It's free to reserve both the Terrain Hoppers and the hiking tour.
Wednesday is 'Jay Day' in Colorado Springs, honors the life of Jay Cimino

4 weeks ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

COLORADO SPRINGS — Wednesday is 'Jay Day' in Colorado Springs. This day honors the life and contributions of Jay Cimino. He served as President and CEO of Phil Long Ford for almost 50 years. Cimino was also a huge philanthropist, leading the efforts to renovate Catholic Charities' Marian House Soup Kitchen. Cimino established several parks for children and even helped facilitate Fisher's Peak to become a state park.
Mayor Mobolade Praises First Responders and Road Crews for Winter Efforts in March Briefing

1 month ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

COLORADO SPRINGS — Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade says he has high praise for the city's first responders and road crews in his monthly briefing held Thursday. The mayor talked about the road crews and the hard work that they have done over the winter season. With many working around the clock to keep the roads in the city clear and safe for drivers during our sporadic winter storms this year.
Colorado Springs Utilities is proposing a gas rate increase that could go into effect in April

1 month ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

COLORADO SPRINGS — Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU) is proposing a gas rate increase that, if approved, would impact customers' bills starting next month. CSU says the rate increase is necessary because natural gas consumption this winter was higher than anticipated due to extremely cold temperatures. The average customer would see their utility bill increase by around $7 per month under the proposal. CSU says it needs to buy more natural gas to restock the supply.
Impounded vehicles moving to new location as part of CSPD pilot program

1 month ago | koaa.com | Ryan Mutch

COLORADO SPRINGS — Some of the vehicles impounded in Colorado Springs are about to move to a different location. It's part of a new pilot program at the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) to help improve efficiency with investigations. CSPD's towing contractor, Knob Hill Towing, will now store vehicles not involved in a crime at their storage lot on the southeast side of the city instead.