Right now at 10, enough is enough. Congressional democrats are Holding Meeting on capitol hill dealing with americans epidemic of gun violence. What will it take to make the lawmakers move. Will we see severe storms as early as sunrise. Are newly up stalled street lights making you sick. Health concerns doctors are raising right now on fox5local news at 10. And happening right now, lets take you live right now to the house floor live images of the sit in going right now in the house of representative representatives. Congressional democrats have been there protesting for hours and theyre demaping action on a vote on tougher gun laws. Thanks for joining us everyone im shawn yancy. Im tony perkins. Lawmakers entered hour ten of their slawrn live on capitol hill with the latest. Lauren. Well lawmakers continue to sit in inside a capitol hill. Were outside the Capitol Building where this large protest continues to grow. As folks got off work. More and more of them coming out here. As they
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — During a week of celebrations and open houses hosted by Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) throughout El Paso County for National Library Week, the Penrose Library Grand Reopening Ceremony will take place on Wednesday, April 10 at 4 p.m. Penrose Library, located at 20 North Cascade Avenue, closed on February 1 for […]
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) is joining libraries nationwide in celebrating National Library Week, which kicked off Sunday and goes through April 13. This week recognizes the value that libraries bring to our daily lives through their vast collection of books, resources, and services. FOX21’s Krista Witiak kicks off the Pikes […]
(COLORADO SPRINGS) During a week of celebrations and open houses hosted by Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) throughout El Paso County for National Library Week, the Penrose Library Grand Reopening Ceremony will take place on Wednesday, April 10 at 4 p.m. Penrose Library, located at 20 North Cascade Avenue, closed on February 1 for […]
Pikes Peak Library District offers more than books, magazines and DVDs. Patrons with library cards can check out board and lawn games, get help with their new business, stream free