Tony Keith is a web guru and reporter for KKTV 11 News in Colorado Springs. He is a proud alumnus of the University of Northern Colorado and covers a wide range of local news stories, including crime, community events, and human interest stories. Tony's work has also been featured in various news outlets across the country.
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The Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) wanted to alert the public Friday morning they were experiencing technical issues with their non-emergency line.
By: Tony Keith
A man who had two DUI convictions in Texas pleaded guilty to killing someone in a DUI crash in Colorado.
By: Tony Keith
After the story of a massive mural on the roof of a Colorado Springs business depicting more than a dozen images of personified male genitalia went viral, it appears the neighborly dispute has been resolved.
By: Tony Keith
Sentencing is scheduled for the man responsible for the death of 13-year-old Alexander Mackiewicz.
By: Tony Keith
Many people have already turned in their ballot in Colorado with Election Day just days away.
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation needs your help locating the most dangerous sex offenders currently at large out of Colorado.
Colorado is expected to receive about $70 million for opioid abatement with payments expected to start next year.
“I’m required to follow the process,” Mayor Glant Havenar told 11 News over the phone on Monday.
Police were called to a crash along Baptist Road east of I-25 just before noon.
A bank robbery is under investigation in Colorado Springs.
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