During this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Dan Cochell has the latest on an overturned car and rescue situation overnight in Colorado Springs, and a dilemma that CDOT is dealing with in regards to snowplow drivers, while News 13 meteorologist Andy Stein has the latest on a potential serious snowstorm Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
During KRDO's Afternoon News on Monday, January 31st, Dan Cochell talked with Thomas Dunkel, Vice President of the Groundhog Club in Punxsutawney, PA, who reads the scroll during the annual Groundhog Day ceremony on February 2nd.
During KRDO's Afternoon News on Monday, January 31st, Dan Cochell talked with Dr. J. Michael Skiba (a.k.a. "Dr. Fraud"), discussing tips for consumers and business owners on protecting themselves from cybercriminals.
Kathy Hook gives some tips on how to be safe playing winter sports.
Some positive news on the COVID-front: nationwide hospitalizations are down more than 11% from last week, with new infections dropping more than 32% over the past two weeks. But there have still been 3.8 million cases reported over the past seven days. Vaccine distribution has also stalled among eligible children over 5 with less than 40 percent fully vaccinated. Meanwhile, scientists are tracking an omicron subvariant called BA-2 – now detected in at least 29 states and accounting for less than 1% of all COVID cases in the US. British researchers have that vaccines appear to be just as effective against BA-2 as they are against the original BA-1 omicron and delta.
Steve says the retirement of Justice Breyer could be a political opportunity for President Biden, whose approval rating has now slumped to an average of 41%. Nominating a Black woman, as he's promised, would solidify support among the Democratic party's single most loyal voting group (Black women backed Biden 9 to 1 in 2020). It would also provide the president with the chance to change the subject away from his legislative failures and post a critical win that should unify a party that's been showing cracks lately, and he gets to crystallize the argument that elections have consequences. But there are risks: loyal Biden ally Representative James Clyburn is pushing hard for Judge Michele Childs, a fellow South Carolinian, and a failure to pick her could cause a rift. And if he does not unify Democrats and his pick is somehow defeated, Biden’s leadership credentials – already badly damaged – could suffer a fatal blow. Plus, a new ABC News/Ipsos poll finds that a plurality of Americans view the Supreme Court as motivated by partisanship, while President Joe Biden’s campaign trail vow to select a Black woman to fill a high-court vacancy without reviewing all potential candidates evokes a sharply negative reaction from voters. Just over three-quarters of Americans (76%) want Biden to consider “all possible nominees.” 23% want him to automatically follow through on his history-making commitment that the White House seems keen on seeing through. Steve breaks it all down for you.
Covid-19 cases in southern Colorado seeing a sharp declining this past week.
In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Sydnee Stelle has the latest on an arrest being made overnight, after a pursuit chase on I-25 near the Cimarron Street exit, while Sam Postich's weather forecast highlights warmer temperatures on Monday, before a cold front arrives with more snow possible on Tuesday.
This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News and Weather Update for January 30, 2022
This week Justin Hermes looks at property taxes here in El Paso county and around the country. Kyle from "House Check" is in the 3rd segment explaining the importance of a house inspection and how it can save you money when you're buying a house.
Bell & Pollock talk about your legal game plan when it comes to neck injuries.
Greg Coopman talks with Christine Ferguson with The Inn at Garden Plaza.
In this On-Demand news update, Riley Carroll has the latest on an overnight shooting in Colorado Springs, and a Pueblo man is sentenced for a 2019 murder; while Sam Postich notes great weather this weekend, but there's a chance of more snow by Tuesday.
This week Tara's title for this show is "New Years Resolutions through a different lens." Tara says "abundance is a lot of things, wealth is one of them." What about your mental, physical and spiritual health? Are you having career satisfaction? Are you truly happy? Tara says "there needs to be a balance!
Bell & Pollock have a look behind the scenes at the insurance company when it comes to your injury claim.
Jay Garvens with the help of Justin Hermes from the radio show "Real Estate Realities" explains why and how buying real estate as a long-term investment is the best way to safeguard your investment money and guarantee equity and residual income later in life.
This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News and Weather Update for January 29, 2022
Rick Stevens explains how to deal with volatility in the stock market.
Fremont County is proud to see the culmination of a long-time dream come to fruition. Pathfinder Regional Park, Florence, CO, was chosen as the new grounds for an event complex in the early 2000s. At its ground breaking, a rodeo arena was built and has served the community’s local associations. This facet of the park was the first step towards accomplishing the ultimate goal of Pathfinder Park being a multi-building event complex.
There's some tempered optimism when it comes to the decline of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in Colorado.
Looking for ideas for Date Night take a listen.
In addition to the Annual Events Guide, we now also have the Date Night Guide: https://www.peakradar.com/blog/blog/date-night-guide/
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4th Judicial District Attorney Michael Allen joined Andrew Rogers on 'The Extra' to discuss the latest news in his office, the impacts that legislation in the state legislature could have on criminal justice throughout, not only, Southern Colorado but the entire state, and much more.
Jonathan Toman with Peak Radar talks about what is happening in the Pikes Peak region.
Pueblo Public Health modifying school mask rules, troops at Fort Carson ready to deploy to Ukraine, your weather and more.
Voice of the Colorado College Hockey Tiger's Ken Landau previews the games against the Omaha Mavericks.
ABC News Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson previews "The Afterparty", "We Need to Talk About Cosby" and more.
ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan looks at the best and worst places to retire according to WalletHub.
Tax Pro from Jackson Hewitt to share those tax tips + insights.
There are MANY changes this year that your viewers + taxpayers need to know about this year – from reconciling those advanced Child Tax Credit payments to how unemployment benefits are taxed differently this year to understanding overlooked credits and deductions.
The northbound side of the interstate was first closed between mile markers 125-128 for a 10-15 vehicle crash at about noon.
Christine Dubois-Devlin provides some recipe ideas for our latest winter weather blast.
Denver Broncos may have their next head coach, free masks available soon, your weather and more.
Colorado College Hockey Coach Kris Mayotte previews their games against the Omaha Mavericks.
Jessica Miller with El Paso County, Recreation & Cultural Services talks about some events coming up at the Bear Creek and Fountain Nature Center.
ABC News Senior Investigative Reporter Aaron Katersky has the latest on Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer retiring at the end of this term.
Councilwoman Henjum talks about a number of issues effecting residents in Colorado Springs.
The state health department says a new COVID-19 variant is already present in Colorado.
Becca Tonn with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center previews a job fair and highlights a few job openings.
A new COVID-19 variant in Colorado, rate cut for Colorado Springs Utilities' customers, your weather and more.
Caleb Silver, Editor in Chief of Investopedia, has the latest on the stock market.
As expected today, the City Council unanimously passed a reduction in electric and natural gas rates for customers of Colorado Springs Utilities.
It is increasingly harder for families to afford home ownership. Partnering with our community, Habitat for Humanity can build a home at a cost a family can afford.
Forge Evolution and the Teen Court program is a local nonprofit and has been in Colorado Springs for the last 27 years. CEO Morgan Mote says their new name has come with some exciting new programs, including a Monday night drop-in program 5-7pm for kids ages 10-19. More information can be found at ForgeEvolution.org.
Karl Dent lays out why he should be the next El Paso County Sheriff.
Newest member of Colorado Springs City Council sworn in, increase in stolen guns, your weather and more.
Jordan Goodman talks about the sharp fall in the stock market, inflation, interest rates and more.
ABC News Correspondent Conor Finnegan explains what Putin wants with Ukraine.
The new judge in the Barry Morphew case wants prosecutors to release all documents to the defense. Judge Ramsey Lama made the order today after Morphew's attorneys claimed it was taking too long for them to get evidence.
