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ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about a study from a researcher from the University of New South Wales into the phenomenon of the 'earworm'.

The Run to the Shrine is coming up...

Park County announced today that Sheriff Tom McGraw will be pursuing criminal charges related to the Badger Creek Fire that burned 41 acres near Hartsel on Wednesday.

Today, Gary Bell & Brad Pollock will walk you through the "Anatomy Of A Car Injury Case". They will break it down for you and explain how insurance companies look at cases. The first thing they look at is liability, and the next is damages and the insurance companies analyze these to beat your claim - listen today and learn how to beat them! 

This week Gary Bell and Brad Pollock are talking about the "Trump Indictment". If you want to know what the charges really mean - what they really are and if you want to know what the thread of evidence is to support those charges you won't want to miss today's episode!

Phil Long Hyundai of Chapel Hills is hosting a celebration of its newly redesigned dealership with a private reception and community fair this upcoming weekend. The $4.8 million three-phase renovation project of the dealership started in early 2022, with the last phase expected to be completed in January 2024. 

A police chase turned into a deadly crash early this morning following an alleged carjacking. 

Bob Wilson talks about projects going on state roadways.

National Reporter Linda Kenyon has the latest on a second Tennessee state representative ousted by Republicans for his participation in a protest following the Nashville school shooting being reinstated.

Police chase turned into a deadly crash, man recovering after being hurt trying to cross the street, your weather and more.

National Correspondent Erin Real talks about the Environmental Protection Agency announcing new goals for putting more electric vehicles on the road.

ABC News Correspondent Ibtissem Guenfoud talks about Italy's government declaring a six-month national state of emergency to help cope with a surge in migrants arriving on the country's southern shores.

Saturday April 15 “Lets Give Back” donation event and fundraiser for Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center to re-stock their nearly empty food pantry, Hope Closet (clothing) and gather toys for kids. Financial donations are also being accepted.

The half-brother of Letecia Stauch says he saw a suitcase tied to the death of Gannon Stauch in his sister's possession a few days after the child was reported missing. 

On Wednesday's "The Extra", the Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Southern Colorado's Adah Rodriguez, VP of Development and Operations; and Paul Myers-Bennett, VP Marketing & Events, shared tips on how to "go green" in a number of consumer categories, like shopping for electric vehicles, solar panels, clothing and groceries. The timely advice comes just ahead of Earth Day 2023 on April 22nd.  More information at BBB.org/green.  

Darlene Wolford with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights a few job openings.

City Council President Tom Strand talks about Governor Polis' housing ordinance, TOPS extension and more.

One person in the hospital after a car crashed into a house, nine-year-old girl hit by a vehicle, your weather and more.

National Correspondent Erin Real talks about a new report that the global economy is slowing at a rate not seen since 1990.

ABC News State Department Correspondent Shannon Crawford has the latest on Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin making his first public comments on the leak of what appear to be top secret intelligence documents from the Pentagon and other U.S. agencies.

The gunman who opened fire at an Old National Bank branch in Louisville, Kentucky on Monday bought the weapon legally on April 4, according to the Louisville Metro Police Department Chief at a press conference earlier today. As for the victims, a fifth person died late Monday. Of the eight people injured, four remain at the University of Louisville Hospital.  One of those patients, 26-year-old police officer Nickolas Wilt, is still in critical condition.  Wilt was shot in the head while running toward the gunfire, according to police. Wilt had just graduated from the police academy on March 31.  Police said body camera footage from officers who responded to the shooting will be released Tuesday afternoon.  Andy will have more on the victims and the latest after this morning's press conference. 

 

Vinny previews the Denver Nuggets playoff run.

It’s tax time, and a lot of us are already getting our important documents and financial records together- so it’s a perfect time to be thinking about our financial emergency preparedness, too. Andrew Notbohm with the Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management is here with some tips on protecting your financial wellbeing in case of disaster.

Crews are responding to a fire burning in Teller County.

During an outbreak of the plague a monk named Arnold, who had established a monastery in Oudenburg, persuaded people to drink beer in place of water and when they did, the plague disappeared. Arnold spent his holy life warning people about the dangers of drinking water.

Police in Fountain say a man found dead over the weekend may have been murdered. 

The 38th Annual Space Symposium, hosted by the Space Foundation, is coming up this month. The symposium has a reputation as being the must-attend event for the space industry, bringing together stakeholders in the space industry from across the globe. Guests Erin Miller, Executive Director, Space ISAC; and Jim Lovewell, Chief Operating Officer, Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC/OR Kelly Leaverton, SVP, Operations offered insight on the Space Symposium, and our local space industry. More information at SpaceSymposium.org, 

S-ISAC.org and ColoradoSpringsChamberEDC.com. 

Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum talks about the court challenges for abortion drug Mifepristone.

Dana Schield talks about the new services for summer at the Colorado Springs Airport.

State panel being asked to investigate 11th Judicial District Attorney Linda Stanley, reports of shots fired near Circle and Janitell, your weather and more.

National Correspondent Erin Real talks about an added benefit of artificial intelligence and facial recognition.

ABC News Correspondent Ines de La Cuetara has the latest on China's military declaring it is 'ready to fight' after completing large-scale combat exercises around Taiwan. 

The average price of gasoline in Colorado Springs is averaging $3.34/g today, and it’s 23 cents down from the national average of gas which is $3.57/g today. 

PanCAN PurpleStride® is the ultimate walk to end pancreatic cancer.

This year’s event will take place on Saturday, April 29 at Auraria Campus - Tivoli Commons, Denver.

Colorado Springs mayor candidate Sallie Clark may not be ready to concede the results of last week's election. 

On Tuesday's "The Extra", Doug Price and Jonathan Toman will discuss the importance of arts and culture to tourism and the community and highlight what’s coming in the summer months.  Price is the CEO & President of VisitCOS, while Toman is the Program Manager, Cultural Promotion & Tourism, at the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region. One of the upcoming season highlights is the Downtown Colorado Springs’ Art on the Streets 2023 exhibition.  More information available at PeakRadar.com and at VisitCOS.com. 

Sunny Smaldino talks about calling before you dig and their next Living with Wildfire Townhall.

UN Correspondent Pamela Falk has the latest on weekend shelling by Russian forces killing at least seven civilians.

One person recovering from an early-morning stabbing, armed robbery suspect on the loose, your weather and more.

ABC News Political Analyst Steve Roberts talks about both sides of the political aisle trying to raise money off the indictment of former President Donald Trump.

White House Correspondent and attorney Jon Decker talks about conflicting court rulings over the legality of the abortion medication mifepristone.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Spencer Soicher has details on a body found Sunday morning near train tracks along Highway 85/87 in Fountain. Meteorologist Joe Ruch notes warm temperatures on Tuesday & Wednesday, before changes next weekend.

This week on the Real Estate Realities show Justin Hermes has his tax expert Wayne-O in the studio. Wayne-O and Justin of course will be talking taxes! The dead line is coming quickly to file and Justin is giving his listeners every opportunity to take advantage of tax advantages. Listen and give Justin a call at 719-232-1063 so he can help you get the most out of your money.

This is your Morning On-Demand News Update for April 9, 2023

Bell & Pollock talk about how insurance companies beat your claim.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, News 13's Spencer Soicher has details on a plane landing safely in Pueblo Saturday, after that plane had issues with their landing gear. News 13 Meteorologist Joe Ruch notes warmer temperatures ahead, reaching the upper 70's by Tuesday.

The Mesa Ridge boys basketball team brought home the programs first-ever State Championship with a 28-0 record!  

Today's title is Financial security- Is your money secure? Do you have financial security. Chris and Tony will look at this from the banks side, and how you get there. For any questions or an appointment contact them at 719-210-4242 or on line at www.nolanfinancialpartners.com 

Bell & Pollock talk about recovery from injuries in car accidents.

On This weeks show Jay is excited that spring is almost here. He will give you great direction on how to pick up some great pieces of real estate this spring. Thing to look for and where to look. Kelsie Salmon from Springs Body Sculpting will be in with some graet news about a new feature at their business.

Patrick Johnson continues to introduce his Healthy, Wellthy, and Wise lifestyle.

Rick Stevens and Andrew Rogers talk with Chad Melco with Roofs Ops about all things you should know about your roof.

This week on The Veterans Voice, a 17 year old filling a vital food pantry; living your final days with dignity; more services for Veterans coming to Pueblo and a Veteran radio show host spreading the word!  Join us for Veterans Voice Sunday mornings at 7:30 on KRDO Newsradio 105.5 FM, 1240 AM and 92.5 FM.

The Veterans Voice presented by USAA is a service of Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center, produced in the OPTUM Podcast Studio, distributed via the Medicare Mentors Veterans Voice Podcast Channel, powered by Technology Partner, Colorado Computer Support and made possible in part by Supporting Partner, The WireNut Home Services.

Two Democratic lawmakers have been ousted from the Republican-controlled Tennessee state House of Representatives and one was allowed to stay in what marks the first partisan expulsion in the state's modern history.  The three lawmakers -- State Reps. Justin Jones and Justin J. Pearson, who were expelled, and Rep. Gloria Johnson who avoided expulsion by a razor thin margin -- faced separate hearings Thursday for allegedly violating the chamber's “rules of decorum” by participating in a gun control protest at the state Capitol last week. Following the adoption of the expulsion resolution, Jones said his ouster set a "precedent that any member who voices dissent or opposition can be expelled from the legislative body."  "Today is a very dangerous day for America," he said after the vote.  Rep. Gloria Johnson addressed state House saying: "I fought for my constituents…I did it for the kids in my district, for the kids in the state, for the kids in this community.

D2 was voted best Education workplace by the CSBJ.

An Ultralight plane crashed at the Meadow Lake Airport in Peyton crashed this morning.

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Authorities in Elbert County say a teenager is in custody for allegedly planning multiple shootings in Colorado Springs.   

Justin started the show by featuring Leah as this week's Hometown Hero presented by Marigold's Cafe. Then Justin was joined by Jeff Anderson for a conversation about faith.

If you have any questions, reach out to Justin via call or text at 719-232-1063.

Jonathan Toman with Peak Radar talks about what is happening in the Pikes Peak region.

ABC News Entertainment Contributor previews 'Super Mario Brothers', 'Air' and more.

Teenager in custody for allegedly planning multiple shootings, arrest of a robbery suspect, your weather and more.

White House Correspondent and attorney Jon Decker has the latest on the criminal charges trial against former President Donald Trump.

ABC News Correspondent Karen Travers has the latest on the Pentagon and State Department sharing with Congress their after-action reports on the 2021 military withdraw from Afghanistan.

This month, CASA of the Pikes Peak Region celebrates the ten-year anniversary of The Hanger, a store in CASA’s office that has changed the lives of more than 3,000 foster teens over the past decade.

For Chef Robert "BB" Brunet, being in the restaurant business is more than just about serving delicious food. Over the past ten years, he has found that one of the most rewarding aspects of the industry is the ability to share in many special moments in people's lives. From first dates to family reunions, the memories created inside his restaurant, Momma Pearl's Cajun Kitchen in Colorado Springs, are priceless.

Nearly 80 percent of Colorado Springs voters are saying "yes" to extending the Trails, Open Space and Parks Tax. 

In this week's episode, Gary Bell and Brad Pollock discuss "Car Crashes" Do you really need to call the Police? YES - What if you don't? 

Even if no one is hurt it is important to call the police. Some insurance companies think if no one was hurt then there is no claim against any injuries that you may not have noticed the moment it happened. You may trust the other person saying it is their fault but what if they go back on their admission? - what does that mean for your claim? Don't let anyone talk you out of calling the police. We explain why and give you information that will help you the next time you are in a car accident.

Gary and Brad are discussing the MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS in the case of  Dominion vs. Fox. In our previous show on March 2nd, Brad explained the law of defamation and then went into the case explaining where Dominion vs. Fox has a higher burden of proof and a higher standard in this lawsuit. You can go back, catch up and listen to this episode! https://legalanatomy.podbean.com/e/dominion-vs-fox/

Today we have new developments regarding motions for summary judgments that are rarely used - why are they used here? Both sides filed motions for summary judgments - meaning both sides want the judge to rule right now that there is no trial and to rule in the favor of one side - trial goes away. This is significant! Listen to the riveting fact of this case and learn why!

A former Colorado Springs student faces an attempted murder charge after reportedly making threats against various schools in one of the city's largest school districts.

Senior Park Ranger Gillian Rossi has some hiking tips as the weather warms up.

Colorado Springs Police on Accident Alert Status, latest from the Letecia Stauch trial, your weather and more.

National Correspondent Erin Real talks about the job market and secondhand shopping.

Chef Cara Di Falco has some suggestions to freshen up your Easter or spring menu.

On Tuesday, April 18^th, 2023, the City of Fountain Public Safety Department and Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8 will be hosting the 4th annual sensory friendly night out. This event is usually held at Fountain Fire Station #1, but the new location will be Metcalfe Park. 

Space Foundation, a nonprofit organization founded in 1983, offering information, education and collaboration for the global space ecosystem, today announced that its Space Foundation Discovery Center will host the second annual Family Symposium on Wednesday, April 19, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.

Colorado Springs mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade is celebrating his lead in the race.

A political newcomer is currently the leading vote-getter in the race for Colorado Springs mayor. 

Darlene Wolford with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights some upcoming hiring events and a few job openings.

Colorado State Patrol Master Trooper Gary Cutler talks about your mental state and driving.

Election results, 403 Fire was caused by a person, your weather and more.

National Correspondent Erin Real talks about OPEC cutting production.

ABC News Legal Analyst Royal Oakes explains the charges against former President Donald Trump.

Superintendent Dr. Michael Gaal talks about what is going on School District 11.

Gayle Lettenmaier talks about the PanCan PurpleStride taking place on Saturday, April 29th. Get more info here.

Firefighters gaining containment on fire, alert for a missing teenager, your weather and more.

Doug Price with Visit COS talks about planning your summer vacation.

Opening statements in the Letecia Stauch trial, suspect dead after a shooting at the Citadel Mall, your weather and more.

National Correspondent Erin Real talks about home prices on the rise despite higher interest rates.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan recaps who won between the University of Connecticut Huskies and the San Diego State University Aztecs.

Oil prices were up sharply today after Saudi Arabia and other OPEC+ producers announced unexpected production cuts, and gains in energy shares helped to limit declines in some world stock indexes. In a surprise move, the OPEC+ group on Sunday announced cuts to production amounting to about 1.16 million barrels per day. The new cuts could push oil prices towards $100 a barrel, analysts and traders said.  White House spokesman John Kirby said the U.S. was provided advanced noticed that OPEC+ would cut oil production, although he declined to say whether the U.S. had privately lobbied OPEC+ members to refrain from moving forward.  Kirby criticized the move.  “We don't think that production cuts are advisable at this moment, given market uncertainty, and we’ve made that clear,” he said.

 

Sarah gives an update on tomorrow's election. 

Officials say a fire reported yesterday in the Cimarron Hills area of El Paso County is 90-percent contained. 

Captain JJ Halsey with the Colorado Springs Fire Department talks about how you can be prepared during these high fire danger conditions.

Jonathan Liebert with the Better Business Bureau talks about ways thgat small business owners can cope with inflation.

Fire in the Cimarron Hills area 90% contained, teen facing charges after hitting and injuring a pedestrian, your weather and more.

White House Correspondent and attorney Jon Decker explains what is next for former President Donald Trump as he prepares to surrender to authorities this week.

ABC News Correspondent Ines de La Cuetara has the latest on an explosion at a cafe in St. Petersburg, killing Vadim Tatarsky, one of the best-known of Russia's military bloggers.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, News 13's Spencer Soicher has details on a pedestrian that was hit by a car early Sunday morning.  Meteorologist Joe Ruch notes mild temperatures continuing, including fire danger possible the next few days.

This week Justin has a very different type of show. He will be discussing state house proposals that could change how we can buy or sell real estate. This is so important that half of this show is detailing these state house proposals. Everyone needs to hear and react to this.