Getting dirty on International Mud Day

Keeping kids safe, what every parent and guardian needs to know

Life as a military parent, spouse or guardian can sometimes be hectic with activities, daycare, errands and the many other responsibilities that come along with it, but there are some shortcuts that can never be taken.The safety and well-being of children on Peterson AFB is the responsibility of

Peterson CSI: OSI sharpens skills through training

You are the first one through the door and the hotel room is a mess, with broken glass and a bloody footprint streaked across the kitchen floor. As a special investigations agent, your job is to put the pieces of the puzzle together.This was the scene as special agents, with the Air Force Office of

Take me out to the Sky Sox game

NSSI gets new commander

Pizza to go

AF selects 6,684 for promotion to technical sergeant

More than 6,684 staff sergeants have been selected for promotion to technical sergeant, Air Force officials announced June 26. The 6,684 selected represent 17.43 percent of the 38,344 eligible.Team Pete and its associated units from Colorado Springs, Fort Carson and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force

Team Pete holds annual sports and field day

The sun was out and smiles abound as Team Pete held its annual sports and field day June 19 here. Thousands participated in several events ranging from Texas Hold'em and bowling to cycling and tug-of-war.Some sun-bathed while watching volleyball and listening to a live DJ, others were sweating it

Medical support squadron gets new commander

Fire prevention tips for the summer

Every year Americans look forward to summer vacations, camping, family reunions, picnics and the Fourth of July. Summertime, however, also brings fires and injuries due to fireworks, outdoor cooking, and of course the recent wildfires. Knowing a few fire safety tips and the following instructions