KKTV-TV (Colorado Springs, CO)

KKTV is a CBS-affiliated TV station that broadcasts on virtual channel 11 and UHF digital channel 49. It is based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and serves the Colorado Springs and Pueblo areas. The station is owned by Gray Television. KKTV's transmitter is situated on Cheyenne Mountain, while its studios can be found on East Colorado Avenue in downtown Colorado Springs. For viewers using Comcast cable, KKTV is available on channel 10 in Colorado Springs and channel 11 in Pueblo.

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English, Spanish

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#22396

United States

#4133

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#118

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Controlled burns scheduled at Cheyenne Mountain for Space Force fire training

1 day ago | kktv.com | Kayla Henderson

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) -Don’t be alarmed if you see smoke near Cheyenne Mountain this week. Firefighters with the Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station Fire Department are conducting controlled burn drills for annual recertification. The training exercises are scheduled to take place from 9 a.m. to noon April 23 through April 30. Officials say the training is taking place in a controlled environment and all safety protocols are in place.
Nearly $100 million renovations set to start on oldest Colorado Springs high school

1 day ago | kktv.com | Grace Kraemer

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - A $100 million renovation at Colorado Springs’ oldest high school is set to begin this summer. Colorado Springs District 11 is planning a years long project to revamp the Palmer High School in downtown. The district held an open house Tuesday evening to discuss the plans. It drew in dozens of people who were interested in learning more about what the renovations look like, what they mean for the school, and how it will impact the surrounding community.
Sheriff’s deputy killed by debris from passing vehicle during traffic stop

1 day ago | kktv.com | Brandon Soliz |Jordan Gartner

LAMESA, Texas (KCBD/Gray News) - Texas authorities are investigating a crash that killed one of their deputies. According to the Dawson County Sheriff’s Office, Deputy Jessie Perez died Thursday after debris from a passing vehicle hit him during a traffic stop. The crash happened near W. US 180 and N Ave. V in Lamesa. Texas troopers say the debris came from a passing commercial vehicle.
Se hace pasar por agente de ICE para secuestrar a una inmigrante, según autoridades

1 day ago | kktv.com | McKenna Nobles

CONDADO DE BAY, Florida (WTVY/Gray News) - Una mujer se hizo pasar por una agente federal de Inmigración para llevar a cabo un secuestro en el condado de Bay, en la región del ‘panhandle’ de Florida. Agentes de la oficina del alguacil de ese condado informaron que acudieron a un vecindario a comienzos de este mes tras recibir un llamado. La presunta víctima, también una mujer fue interrogada por los oficiales, quienes luego procedieron a arrestaron a Latrance Battle y la acusaron de varios cargos.
Supreme Court to hear emissions case

1 day ago | kktv.com | Brendan Cullerton

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - A Supreme Court case could dramatically overhaul emissions standards in the United States. Petroleum sellers say California has too large of a role in car manufacturing. A decades old law carves out two separate emissions standards for U.S. states to use. One set by the EPA – and one set by California. A court case could ultimately remove California from that equation.
Woman accused of repeatedly slamming 11-year-old’s head into slide told mother she wished daughter would die

1 day ago | kktv.com | Noelle Haynes |Amanda Alvarado

CANTON, Ohio (WOIO/Gray News) - A woman was arrested after allegedly slamming an 11-year-old’s head into a slide and telling the girl’s mother that she hoped the girl died. According to the Canton Police Department, officers responded to an assault call Friday. Destany Scott, 20, was detained on the scene while she was in an argument with the mother, Paige Dishong.
‘Whatever’s on the land is going to end up in the water’: Ways to Keep Colorado Springs clean for Earth Day and beyond

2 days ago | kktv.com | Rebecca Gvozden

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Tuesday marks Earth Day, a time to pay respect to Mother Nature. Some of you may be embracing the outdoors today, and while you’re out there, consider taking a moment to pick up a piece of trash to help keep Colorado Springs (COS) clean. What makes Colorado special is all of the different landmarks, ecosystems, and wildlife that vary.
Operativo de varias agencias da con el arresto de 521 inmigrantes indocumentados

2 days ago | kktv.com | Pat Thomas

RICHMOND, Virginia (WDBJ/Gray News) - Más de 500 arrestos se efectuaron en Virginia como parte de un operativo de inmigración del Virginia Homeland Security Task Force (VHSTF), una fuerza conjunta entre agencias federales y de ese estado, que tiene como fin combatir el crimen organizado trasnacional, la violencia de pandillas y la inmigración ilegal, según el gobernador Glenn Youngkin.
‘I promise you it will get better’: City of Colorado Springs gives a report on pothole filling around the city

2 days ago | kktv.com | Cameron Dean

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) -On Monday, the city of Colorado Springs gave a report showing over 25,000 potholes have been filled in 2025 and their points of focus going forward. We asked the city’s public works department about street maintenance and why some roadways deteriorate quickly than others. They said the age of some expressways plays a major factor, but they plan to address that this year.
How to avoid financial scams

2 days ago | kktv.com | Rachel DePompa

(InvestigateTV) — Bankrate found 68% of Americans have experienced a financial scam in their lifetimes, with more than half saying it’s happened to them in the last year. The results of their first survey on financial scams surprised Sarah Foster, an analyst for Bankrate. “The economy is stressing many Americans out. The proliferation of new technologies is making the playground change dramatically from where people find financial scams,” Foster shared.