Big Stories

Unregulated explosive concerns FBI

Exploding targets are used by sportsmen and are perfectly legal, but Target 13 Investigates has learned the FBI's warning that terrorists and extremists are buying it. It's hard to track because the explosive is unregulated.

Slideshows

1 2 3 4

Bill and Hillary Clinton — Lucas Jackson/Reuters

World's most influential couples

Michael Froman, President Barack Obama, Penny Pritzker — Pool

Faces of Obama's cabinet

Drone6 — Kevin Taverner/CNN

Drones: By the numbers

Apple Lisa — Auction Team Breker

Spectacular tech 'firsts' up for auction

Michelle Obama, official portrait — Chuck Kennedy/The White House

World's most powerful women 2013

camping2 — Memorial Day weekend: camping corner

weight, work out, apple — istock

27 ways to boost your metabolism

Jewel on red carpet 2007 — Fred Prouser/Reuters

Celebrities with only one name

Moore Oklahoma tornado damage — REUTERS/Richard Rowe

Common tornado myths busted

NY Rep — Brendan McDermid/Reuters

Biggest political comebacks

Cruise ship night 2 — Italian cruise ship disaster

Boy Scouts of America

By the numbers: Boy Scouts of America

Golden Globes Bradley Cooper — JASON REDMOND / Reuters

Bradley Cooper through the years

House destroyed in Moore, Okla — Rebecca Vitsmun/iReport

Monster twister hits Moore, Okla.

Okla. Tornado Aftermath

Return the Favor

KRDO Newschannel 13 and KRDO NewsRadio are partnering with Care and Share Food Bank of Southern Colorado and American Furniture Warehouse to help those who helped us.
Severe weather dampens Okla. recovery efforts
OKC mayor: 12,000 homes damaged in storm
Inside a tornado-ravaged school
This Oklahoma atheist isn't thanking the Lord
Doctor's quick thinking saves patients
Tornado victims may face long haul with insurers

National And World News

Jodi Arias jurors deadlock; New jury to be chosen

CNN

An Arizona judge declared a mistrial in the penalty phase of the Jodi Arias trial Thursday after a deadlocked jury said it couldn't decide whether to sentence her to death.
That means a new jury will be chosen, but the first-degree murder conviction s...
More arrests in probe of cleaver attack
Boy Scouts to allow gay youths to join
Guns, drugs, in new Trayvon Martin evidence

From The Pueblo Chieftain

Crime Tracker

Wingate wants his son back

Former Colorado Springs Council member Charles Wingate said he doesn't think it will take too long to get his son back. That it is simply a matter of cleaning house.
Neighbors angered by lack of information from police take charge
Convicted killer's execution delayed
Springs police investigate home invasion
Police: Rash of bank robberies not a trend
Woman plans not guilty plea in gun purchase
Nov. trial set over threats sent to Colo. lawmaker
Former Air Force chaplain pleads guilty to child sex assault
Teen accused of killing Ft. Carson couple faces 22 new charges
Police: Bank robber on the run in Colo. Springs

Links We Mentioned

Entertainment

AEG exec called Michael Jackson 'freak'

AEG Live

A top AEG executive referred to Michael Jackson as "the freak" and another called him "creepy" just hours before their company signed the pop icon to a huge concert deal.
The revelation brought an audible gasp in the Los Angeles courtroom at the wrong...
Does Brad Pitt suffer from face blindness?
Cash Money boss 'excited' about signing Paris
Review: 'Hangover Part III' cold and ugly

Irresistible News

Does basketball star's massive back tattoo have a typo?

Instagram

Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Kevin Durant surprised fans a few seasons ago when they first discovered that his NBA uniform was concealing quite a few tattoos. Now he is surprising fans again with his latest tattoo, but mostly because there may be a typo in the text.
Teen finds worm in McMuffin
Spectacular tech 'firsts' up for auction
Man builds pirate ship, sells it on Craigslist

Economy Tracker

IRS official involved in scandal on administrative leave

Pool

The Internal Revenue Service official overseeing the unit that targeted conservative groups for several years beginning in the spring of 2010 has been placed on administrative leave, according to Congressional sources in both parties.
Lois Lerner was ...
4 federal agencies to shut Friday
Stocks claw back from steep losses
Abercrombie's plus-size controversy