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COVID-19 hospitalizations in Colorado are now at the lowest levels since the pandemic began. At the peak, in November of 2020, that number was more than 18 hundred this week, it is 84.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Sydnee Stelle has details on two related shootings Saturday in southeast Colorado Springs, while Nick Carter notes a mix of rain and snow showers through Monday morning, then warmer temperatures during the week.

Justin flips the script on passive income and takes a look at working and living in the same place. First off you will never be late to the office! Just joking but true. Justin will have Noah Clingen on the show explaining how awesome it is for him to work out of his home and the tax breaks he receives. Noah has a construction company. He lives where he works and even rents out a room to another person. Take a listen.

Bell & Pollock talk about car accidents.

This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News and Weather Update for April 03, 2022

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand Update, Sydnee Stelle has details on a teen mom charged with first degree murder, and ballot measures overturned in Lamar, while Nick Carter notes some showers will be in the area Sunday and Monday, before temperatures improve.

This week on the show: 719 Lending, Uncle Charlie's Painting and Clear Solutions Insurance Services.

This weeks show Tara will be talking about "Inflation". "You can't stuff it in your mattress and make it work!" Tara will make it simple to understand everthing from inflation to the Fed to retirement on a fixed income. To contact Tara and Chris call 719-210-4242 or on line at www.nolanfinancialpartners.com.

 

Bell & Pollock talk about workmans comp.

This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News and Weather Update for April 2, 2022

Jay celebrates Churchill Mortgage's 30th year in business with Live interviews with President Matt Clarke and the Founder of Churchill Mortgage Mike Hardwick. Jay will have a free gift for his callers to celebrate this special event.

Rick Stevens talks with Josh from Pro Tech RV about maintaining your recreational vehicles.

Former Vice President Mike Pence is blaming President Biden for surging gas prices.

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Another high ranking law enforcement official voicing concerns over new Fentanyl legislation

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

Latest COVID case numbers, Pueblo Police cracking down on unregistered vehicles, your weather and more.

ABC News Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson has more details on Slapgate at the Oscars, previews the Grammys and more.

Caleb Silver, Editor in Chief of Investopedia, looks at the worst market quarter in two years, the jobs report and more.

Alzheimer’s disease is an irreversible, progressive brain disorder that slowly destroys memory and thinking skills and eventually, the ability to carry out the simplest tasks. Although treatment can help manage symptoms in some people, currently there is no cure for this devastating disease.

Everyone involved with Angels Against Alzheimer’s has been impacted by this disease in some way. We have all lost loved ones and it is extremely difficult to watch them suffer from this devastating disease, not remembering who they are, who their family is, or anything about the world surrounding them.

We have created an event, Masked till Midnight, to be held April 2, 2022, from 7 pm – 11 pm, at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Colorado Springs.

With only a single football game in February — even if it was the Super Bowl, which generated $41.0 million in wagers, a 31% increase from 2021 — Colorado sportsbooks took an expected step back from a record-shattering January. But wagering and revenue took a giant leap forward year-over year.

 

In all, sportsbooks generated $19.6 million in gross revenue on $440.5 million in wagering in February — leading to a $1.1 million loss in net sports betting proceeds. Wagering was up 65.3% from $266.5 million in February 2021, while gross revenue rose 88.5% from $10.4 million. Compared with January, though, February’s handle was down 23.2% from the record $577.7 million in January, while revenue slipped 46.4% from $36.6 million

 

Professional basketball was the largest bets generator in February with $155.6 million, followed by college basketball ($68.2 million) and pro football ($31.4 million).

A new fiber optic Internet company is coming to Colorado Springs.  MetroNet announced the 130-million-dollar investment this morning with plans to start operations later this year. 

Carm Huntress explains how his company can cut medical industry costs.

On Thursday's "The Extra", guests David Siegel, Executive Director of the Ent Center for the Arts; and Daisy McGowan, Director of UCCS Galleries of Contemporary Art, joined host Shannon Brinias to talk about upcoming or ongoing art exhibitions, performances and events taking place in the community at their facilities.  More info at EntCenterfortheArts.org. 

Fire at the Windtree Apartments, hiker found safe, your weather and more.

Jessica Miller with El Paso County, Recreation & Cultural Services talks about some events coming up at the Nature Centers around El Paso County.

ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett explains what the end game possibilites are in Putin's war on Ukraine.

The film Academy sent a letter to members last night saying it was figuring out what consequences Will Smith should face for smacking Chris Rock at the Oscars Sunday night. That moment, by the way, gave the show a ratings bump – not huge, but noticeable. And in the past 24 hours hosts Amy Schumer and Wanda Sykes have spoken out – Sykes saying Smith should have been removed from the venue. Also, sad news this morning that Bruce Willis is stepping back from his Hollywood career because he was diagnosed with aphasia, which affects a person’s ability to speak and read.

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.

Following a motion hearing in Fremont County for Barry Morphew, the man accused of killing his wife in 2020, 12 of the 14 possible expert witnesses against him are no longer allowed to testify.

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

Army soldier under arrest, another loaded gun at Roncalli STEM Academy, your weather and more.

Paul Shideler introduces his Insider Info Radio heard Saturdays at 1pm.

ABC News Correspondent Ines de La Cuetara talks about the European Union discussing busing Ukrainie refugees further west into Europe.

Rachel tells us all about the great things going on at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo for the rest of the spring and this summer!

• Space Foundation, a nonprofit advocate organization founded in 1983 has brought the world’s space community to Colorado Springs for nearly 40 years as part of its annual Space Symposium now in its 37th year

 

• While bringing world and national leaders to our community, Space Foundation has also been an integral part of the Colorado Springs community by engaging students, teachers, families, businesses and local military installations with their information, education and collaboration efforts

The Colorado House of Representatives has approved House Bill 1300, which aims to prevent human trafficking by cracking down on illicit spas posing as massage parlors throughout the state.

ABC News Correspondent Tom Rivers has the latest on the memorial service for Prince Phillip.

Man charged with first-degree murder, pedistrian deaths increasing on highways, your weather and more.

Jordan Goodman talks about the rising cost of everything, inflation and more.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about the pay gap.

During KRDO's Afternoon News on Monday, Dan Cochell talked with Dana Schield with the Colorado Springs Airport on an upcoming virtual open house on Wednesday talking more on the Airport's "Master Plan" on potential expansion.

During KRDO's Afternoon News on Monday, Dan Cochell talked with Dr. Michael Skiba with CSU Global about the latest on potential cyberattacks and ways to protect yourself from being hacked.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand news update, Dan Cochell has details on a teenager taken into custody for allegedly making a threat on social media which caused one southern Colorado school district to cancel classes on Monday, while Merry Matthews notes cooler conditions arriving on Tuesday with some rain showers possible.

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.

On "The Extra", Nancy Wehner, President of the Pikes Peak Genealogical Society, joined host Shannon Brinias to talk about the upcoming release of the 1950 Census.  The data will be available on April 1st, and it will help

genealogy fans everywhere fill in some of the blanks in their family trees.  More information on genealogy questions can be found at PPGS.org. 

On KRDO's Morning News, Jim Reed, the Director of the El Paso County Office of Emergency Management, joined the team to discuss an upcoming conference on homeowner safety amid wildfire risks. 

Steve Carleton discusses why has fentanyl taken over street drugs in Colorado.

The threat of wildfires is high across southern Colorado today.  The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for most of the region, including El Paso, Teller, Fremont and Pueblo counties. 

In this KRDO News Radio update, Sydnee Stelle has the latest on the NCAR fire in Boulder, and a stabbing incident Saturday night in southeast Colorado Springs, while Merry Matthews notes cloudier conditions on Monday before the next weather front moves into the region on Tueday.

Justin Hermes finishes up "Why we are growing" with Part#2 from last week. This week he explains in detail why we are a Land Lord friendly state and the bennifits here in Colorado for property owners. Justin will also forecast the up coming federal real estate changes.

Bell & Pollock talk about permissive drivers.

This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News and Weather Update for March 27, 2022

In this KRDO News Radio update, Sydnee Stelle has details on an inmate dying at the El Paso County Jail, and a shooting incident last night at the Citadel Mall.  Marty Ventcinque notes great weather this weekend, with temperatures in the 70's and 80's.

Bell & Pollock talk about trucking accidents.

Tara Nolan explains how your physical health relates to your financial health.

This week Jay answers one of the most asked question in real estate investing. How can I know if there is a market correction coming. If your one of those people who has been putting off investing in real estate now is the time to buy! Justin Hermes joins Jay to help explain why now is the time to invest. Waiting any longer will just cost you lots of money.

This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News and Weather Update for March 26, 2022

Rick Stevens talks with Kyle Fisk with Fisk Mortgage about interest rates, inflation and more.

Presenting sponsor of The Veteran Voice USAA joins to share the variety of benefits they offer members throughout all stages of life and Mt. Carmel offers military, veterans and their families an opportunity to leave a lasting legacy for fellow service members and veterans through planned giving.

Some findings from the investigation into the controversial decision to move U.S. Space Command out of Colorado are expected to surface next month.

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Ben Fisk, owner of Fisk Lawnscapes joined Andrew Rogers on 'The Extra' to talk about what you should be doing this spring and early summer when it comes to your landscaping. Learn more at http://fisklawnscapes.com/

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

A protest planned in Florence, Colorado Springs police officer charged with kidnapping and child abuse, your weather and more.

ABC News Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson previews the Oscars.

ABC News Correspondent Aaron Katersky talks about what NATO's response to Russia using chemical weapons would look like.

The home stadium of the Denver Broncos on fire today.

The smoke plume could be seen from across the city.The fire caused damage at Empower Field at Mile High according to the Denver Fire Department .

Senator Hickenlooper joins Dan and Andrew to discuss a number of topics concerning Colorado Springs and the state of Colorado as well.

On "The Extra", we talk to Sarah Carlson, a News Anchor whose on-air epilepsy seizure went viral, on what it's like to be one of the 3 million Americans with epilepsy, as well as Dr. Michael C. Smith,* Dir., Dept of Neurological Sciences, Rush Medical College.  The guests joined KRDO News Radio to promote Wear Purple for Purple Day on March 26^th to Support Epilepsy Awareness.  More info at Learn about Epilepsy. 

A former Boy Scout troop leader in jail, Florence will hold a special election, your weather and more.

Outreach Program Manager with UCHealth Holly Heise talks about a free virtual program for those at risk of falling. You can get more information by callling 719-365-2872 or emailing InjuryPrevention@uchealth.org

The City Council President talks PlanCOS, RetoolCOS, Prospect Lake,and the Westside Community Center.

Catherine joins Dan to give out tips for the upcoming spring growing season.

Colorado Springs Police Department Metro Vice Unit are asking for your help in identifying the woman who was involved in recruiting a girl employee into sex work in late December of last year.

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

Florence City Council resigns, one person dead after a shooting, your weather and more.

Benjamin Preston, auto reporter with Consumer Reports, has ways to help you save at the gas pump.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about alcohol-related deaths on the rise.

Dr. Comfort talks about where D 11 is heading during this time of transition. 

Pikes Peak Area Crime Stoppers has announced a reward of $1,000 for tips resulting in arrests of persons distributing fentanyl in any quantity. 

Geospatial data scientist and Assistant Professor of Geography at CU Boulder Morteza Karimzadeh looks at how social media data could help improve COVID forecasts.

Age discrimination trial involving El Paso County Sheriff's Office, Governor Polis is picking a new judge, your weather and more.

ABC News Correspondent Tom Rivers has the lastest after a China Eastern Airlines plane crashed on Monday in Guangxi, China.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about the strength of your passwords.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, faces four days of high-profile confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee.  Today's session kicked off with up to 10-minute opening statements from Senate Judiciary Committee members, five-minute statements from outside introducers, and then 10 minutes from Jackson herself.  While Democrats have the votes to confirm President Biden's first Supreme Court nominee on their own, and hope to by the middle of April, the hearings could prove critical to the White House goal of securing at least some Republican support and shoring up the court's credibility.

The table is set for Oscars Sunday! Over the weekend the last of the precursor awards were handed out, and we can now say one film is a strong frontrunner to win best picture. Jason will tell you what it is. Meanwhile, the star of one Best Picture Oscar nominee says she can’t get into the ceremony, and Kanye West won’t be getting into the Grammys, at least as a performer – he’s been barred from taking the stage thanks to his erratic online behavior

 

President Biden believes the best way to avoid another world war with respect to Russia's invasion of Ukraine is to prevent the U.S. and NATO from having military involvement on the ground. 

On "The Extra", we talk to the Executive Director at the Pueblo Zoo about an upcoming fundraising event that combines brews and zoo views, and what's new at the zoo, including animal babies!  More information can be found at pueblozoo.org. 

Kathy Hook talks about spring fire safety.

A fire at a storage unit, ballots may have been mailed to minors, your weather and more

ABC News Correspondent Aaron Katersky has the latest on Ukraine.

ABC News Political Analyst Steve Roberts talks about the confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Sydnee Stelle has details on a traffic accident involving a police cruiser, and a robbery involving Pueblo Fire Department equipment, while Nick Carter noting rain changing to snow overnight into Monday, before warmer temperatures later in the week.

This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News and Weather Update for March 20, 2022