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The US Postal Service says it's taken action after seeing our hidden camera report on a letter carrier who lost his driver's license after a 2nd drunk driving arrest, and was then being driven around his route by other post office workers. Even though the USPS initially defended the actions... more »

Several neighbors who live near the home that an FBI informant is accused of shooting up, say the home's been the center of police activity in their neighborhood for at least the past year. The neighbors are afraid to come forward publicly, but share the same story. "I'm... I'm... more »

News First Investigates has uncovered a covert FBI operation that went so badly a confidential FBI informant's now accused of attempted murder. The informant's accused of shooting up a house and trying to kill 2 babies, a 4 year old boy and 4 women. Springs Police say the... more »

Two Pueblo County commissioners are giving up their taxpayer owned vehicles and will instead drive their own personal vehicles. In our 100 hour undercover News First Investigation, we found 2 commissioners driving their government cars more often on personal business than public business. Also among our findings - questionable accounting... more »

A mortgage broker and her boss are facing a criminal complaint from the Attorney General's office.   In May of 2008 News First Investigates first uncovered the complaints against April Bigler. She works for Alternative Lending of Colorado Springs.  Her boss, James Dale, is also named in the... more »

The U.S. Postal Service is expected to lose $7 billion this year and is looking to save money by closing offices across the country, including here in Colorado. In the middle their financial crisis, we got a tip that the post office is paying extra to drive a letter... more »

The numbers don't add up when it comes to giving each Pueblo County Commissioner their own take-home county vehicles. At the July 9th County Commission public work session, a county report was presented that made it appear it's cheaper to give the 3 commissioners take-home cars, rather than have them... more »

Pueblo County says it's cheaper to let employees use county vehicles, rather than reimburse them for using their own cars. However, the County Attorney offersfew specifics about the take home vehicles used by the Commissioners. County Attorney Dan Kogovsek addressed the vehicle policy in a work session today. He... more »

If you want to know why some your elected officials get paid what they do, get ready to invest a lot of your own time. In part of an ongoing News First investigation, we thought you'd be interested in the process of finding some public information. It's all connected to... more »

Short work days, long lunches and personal business in public cars. A few current and former Pueblo County employees claim that's a typical day for 2 of the commissioners. In Pueblo county the median household income is $39,000 a year, and taxpayers give each commissioner $87,000 annual salaries and a... more »