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AARP is committed to Americans knowing there options for the upcoming primaries.
It is the Largest and Longest Organized Cross-County Motorcycle Run in the World.
Its time to celebrate National Egg Month!
Skyler talks skyrocketing record breaking gas prices.
Bob Bodor talks all things 2022 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb!
Thousands of local kids will benefit from the opportunity to play youth sports free of charge through at least 2026, thanks to a program created by Olympic City USA. The biggest boost to the effort, which began as a pilot program in 2021, is a $225,000 grant over three years from the Daniels Fund and $50,000 from the Dakota Foundation. Additional funding for the initiative includes donations from Boeing, the Chapman Foundations, Children’s Hospital Colorado, Comcast, Gazette Charities Foundation and the Schuck Foundation.
Among all types of distracted driving, it’s the use of a phone that leads to most serious injuries in crashes, according to new data from the Colorado Department of Transportation. Of the 302 serious injuries in distracted driving crashes in 2020, 205 injuries involved drivers who were using their phone just prior to the crash. The remaining approximately one-third of injuries involved drivers who were distracted by a passenger just prior to the crash.
To keep the issue of distracted driving top of mind for drivers, CDOT is launching an effort to bring together students, schools, business partners and drivers to take a stand against distracted driving by signing the Defeat Distracted Driving Pledge.
Shanisty Ireland has a few ideas on how to make Mother's Day special this year.
The WWII Memorial did not open until 2004, and many of our oldest veterans are unable to visit Washington DC without assistance. Nationally, hubs in the Honor Flight network have taken 250,000 veterans to see their memorials.
Dan previews his special report Dangers of Networking airing Thursday on KRDO News Channel 13.
Playwright is Noel Coward
Directed by very talented local Woodland Park native. Show runs 4/29 – 5/8, both matiness and evening performances.
Chalkbeat Colorado Education Reporter Ann Schimke talks about the Colorado Free Preschool bill.
Brian Carberry, Managing Editor for Rent.com joined KRDO's Midday Edition Friday morning as rent prices are continuing to spike locally and nationally, how to find the most affordable local neighborhoods across Southern Colorado. You can read the full rent report here.
Girl Scout Nicole McCloskey talks about her Gold Award project was Stitching for Good. More information by clicking here.
With an infusion of $2.7M from the City’s reserves, Mayor John Suthers on Monday announced the launch of “Keep It Clean COS,” a comprehensive initiative aimed at reducing litter in Colorado Springs. The program has several components. First, the $2.7M will go to purchase new street sweepers and vacuum trucks, and to add manpower to remove trash from medians, streets and other public rights of way. Second, the city is challenging businesses and private citizens to clean up their own property, whether residential or commercial. Finally, Suthers announced a new citywide award. The “Keep It Clean COS Spirit of the Springs Award” will be given annually in the fall to a resident or volunteer community group that has made a significant contribution to helping keep Colorado Springs clean.
During KRDO's Midday Edition, Andrew Rogers and Shannon Brinias talked with Garden of the Gods Park Manager John Stark talked about the 25th Earth Day Celebration taking place Saturday at the Garden of the Gods.
State pension funds should be barred from considering social and environmental factors in their investment decisions, a conservative association said in a push for new state legislation that would clash with the financial industry’s efforts to focus on greener investments.
Sunny Smaldino gives out some tips on wildfire safety as we head into the height of the season.
Rod Griffin gives tips on how to deal with rising car insurance rates and how to keep your rates down.
Heuberger Subaru will present Victory Service Dogs with a $56,420 check on Monday, April 11th at 1PM. This will take place at the Heuberger Subaru Dealership in
Colorado Springs amidst clients, volunteers, service dog teams, and staff.
The crisis in Ukraine is leading to higher food costs across America but governors and state lawmakers don’t have to wait for the federal government to act – ALEC policy experts offer policy solutions at the state level.
During KRDO's Midday Edition, Andrew Rogers and Dan Cochell talked with Widefield Parks and Recreation Director Eric Pulen about a groundbreaking ceremony for a new Parks and Recreation building taking place on Tuesday, April 5th, which is scheduled to open in 2023.
Another high ranking law enforcement official voicing concerns over new Fentanyl legislation
Carm Huntress explains how his company can cut medical industry costs.
The crisis in Ukraine is leading to higher food costs across America but governors and state lawmakers don’t have to wait for the federal government to act – ALEC policy experts offer policy solutions at the state level.
During KRDO's Midday News, KRDO's Dan Cochell talked with Devlyn Steele with Augusta Precious Metals about the possibility of seeing record high gold prices.
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Senator Hickenlooper joins Dan and Andrew to discuss a number of topics concerning Colorado Springs and the state of Colorado as well.
The Fountain Police Department has added more than a dozen sets of body armor and 50 ballistic helmets to the equipment drive started by the state of Colorado.
On two consecutive Saturdays, April 30th and May 7th, COSILoveYou will host Spring CityServe. Historically, CityServe has occurred in the fall, but due to great success and community engagement, COSILoveYou is adding an additional opportunity to serve in the spring. CityServe is a city-wide day of volunteerism where “all are welcome to serve and be served.” This event exists to invite the community into meeting real needs across the Pikes Peak region, serving with no strings attached.
March is Women's Month but throughout these turbulent times many women are struggling to balance in their lives.
Evidence that the “dad bod” has become increasingly acceptable in the U.S., half of all men (55%) say it’s okay to have a “dad bod” in a new survey on men’s health. Yet, the same survey shows that men don’t know the facts about the most common health issues affecting them, including the health risks that “dad bod” could be hiding.
Like everything else, consumers are paying more for car insurance. What's driving the spike and what are ways to save?
The experts from Experian are providing insight into inflation's affect on rates and 7 simple things consumers can do to pay less.
On Saturday, March 12 starting at 9:30 a.m. the SEW Coalition (Social Emotional Wellness) of the TriLakes area partners with Youth Documentary Academy to present “Year of the Story: Monumentaries.” This event utilizes poignant youth-produced films on topics of teen mental health and suicide prevention to generate intergenerational conversations between youth, their educators, parents and caregivers and community members. Conversations will be facilitated by trained mental health professionals and volunteers. The event will run from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and lunch and refreshments will be provided. Registration is free but preregistration is required. Register at The Year of the Story: Monumentaries Tickets, Sat, Mar 12, 2022 at 9:30 AM | Eventbrite.
Russell Wilson is now a Denver Bronco, Rob gives his first reaction to this news with Andrew and Dan.
During KRDO News Radio's Midday Edition, Andrew Rogers and Dan Cochell talked with Karla Jo Helms, about how businesses have been stretched beyond their capabilities to handle the increase in cyberthreats, along with individuals working from home.
Garden of the Gods Resort and Club was recently featured in Rocky Mountain Bride as one of the top 14 best wedding venues in Colorado Springs. Christi Gazaway tells us about this diamond in Colorado Springs.
Karen Conard, owner of Karen Conrad Photography, has always loved pets. So when the opportunity to help the Victory Service Dogs charity presented itself, she jumped on it.
The bracket style competition is unleashed in March with 16 pooches competing for exciting prizes from our fantastic sponsors. Our sponsors include: Ponderosa Veterinary Clinic, Pub Dogs, Good Dog Couture and House of Dog Training. Each round two dogs will face off in an online vote. The winner of each round advances with the goal to be voted the Ulti-mutt Cutie of El Paso County! The final winner will move on to a national competition.
KRDO Chief Investigative Reporter Chelsea Brenzel joined Andrew Rogers and Dan Cochell on KRDO's Midday edition to talk about the latest in the three-month investigation into former Florence City Manager Mike Patterson and the latest into a pattern of abuse within Florence City Hall.
Dr. Suzanne Barchers answers these three questions.
The deadly fentanyl epidemic continues to claim the lives of unsuspecting drug users, with five more people dead in Commerce City from a likely fentanyl overdose. D.A Michael Allen wants the state to get serious about fixing the problem.
This week is America Saves Week, an annual celebration, and call to action, for everyday Americans to commit to saving successfully.
The wait is almost over. The first Colorado Springs Whataburger will open on Wednesday, Feb. 23, at 11 a.m. at 1310 Interquest Pkwy.
Now’s the time for the community to hear the plans and provide feedback about the future vision for the Colorado Springs City Auditorium. The City of Colorado Springs has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Cultural Collective non-profit to determine the viability of its proposal for pro-active operation and professional management of the City Auditorium.
The third and final community meeting takes place from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., Thursday, February 24 at the City Auditorium, 221 E. Kiowa Street. The community meetings have been planned and taken place as part of the MOU between the City and Cultural Collective.
During KRDO's Midday News, Dan Cochell and Andrew Rogers talked with Dr. Kundai Tanganyika about recognizing the importance of heart health in a COVID-19 world, and shared important tips on maintaining your heart health during the pandemic.
Omicron cases have sent ‘at-home COVID test’ demand through the roof. With heavier demand comes opportunities for scams, fraud and consumers getting ripped off.
Kevin Atlas (Laue) is an internationally-renowned motivational speaker who has shared his incredible
life story of facing challenges and turning them into triumphs with audiences across six continents is coming to Rye High School. Due to
complications at birth, Atlas was born with a left arm that ended just below the elbow. As a young child, Kevin
struggled in school and with self- confidence, until a middle school coach showed that he believed in him. From
that moment on, Kevin dedicated himself to school, and basketball, and eventually became the first- ever
player with one hand to earn a Division I basketball scholarship. Kevin’s story is so powerful that is was
chronicled in an Oscar- qualifying documentary titled, “Long Shot.”
