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Bar fight leaves one dead, shooting at the Summit Creek apartments, your weather and more.

ABC News Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson remembers Bob Saget, dead at 65.

ABC News Political Analyst Steve Roberts looks into President Biden's shift in tone and what it tells us about the future of voting rights.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand Update, Riley Carroll has the latest on two shooting investigations in Colorado Springs, while Sam Postich has more on the warmer temperatures for the week ahead.

This week Justin wants to start out of the gate with the new year going for the gold! Goals for Gold! Instead of a "New Years Resolution" Justin is going to help his listeners with setting realistic goals for success in real estate. 

This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News and Weather Update for January 9, 2021

Bell & Pollock talk foundations of an injury claim.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand Update, Riley Carroll has the latest Saturday headlines including a missing Canon City teen, and a two-alarm fire in Monument, while Sam Postich has the latest on the snowy conditions tonight with warmer temperatures expected the next few days.

This week Tara and Tony will talk about real estate sales. Tara will give her listeners valuable tips and ideas for their home to raise the value of their home. What can you do, what should you do?

Bell & Pollock talk about injury and recovery after car accidents.

Jay Garvens to start off the new year turns his focus on inflation in the nation. Jay will show you how to prepare for the inflation that is coming this year, and the steps to take to protect your income and retirement.

This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News and Weather Update for January 8, 2021

Rick Stevens explains risk and your money.

Executive Director Col. Bob McLaughlin, U.S. Army, Retired recaps Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center’s impactful year as they look forward to growth in the new year.  And Behavioral Health Partner Veteran’s PATH shares opportunities to support veterans’ mental health as they transition from military service.

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Justin Hermes, host of Real Estate Realities on KRDO NewsRadio joined Andrew Rogers on 'The Extra' to about setting smart goals for the new year. Reach out to Justin with any questions about investment properties anytime at 719-232-1063.

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

Latest COVID case numbers, King Soopers employees closer to striking, your weather and more.

Voice of the Colorado College Hockey Tiger's Ken Landau previews the games against  the Miami of Ohio Red Hawks.

ABC News Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson previews 'The Tender Bar', 'The 355' and more.

Caleb Silver, Editor in Chief of Investopedia, puts the job numbers into perspective.

As we get ready for 2022, the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) is encouraging individuals to make a New Year’s resolution to get a memory screening. AFA offers free, confidential memory screenings through a secure virtual format every Monday, Wednesday and Friday—appointments can be scheduled by calling AFA at 866-232-8484 or through AFA’s website here. The service is available to everyone—there are no minimum age or insurance prerequisites.

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment admits it is having issues getting an accurate report of coronavirus cases across the state, due to several factors.

The airlines just can’t catch a break.  As they try to catch up from the weather and COVID sick calls since Christmas Eve snow falling at two major hub airports in Nashville and Denver is causing a load of new flight cancellations.  Southwest has, as of this writing, cancelled nearly 600 flights again today followed by United, Southwest, and Alaska.  Close to 1600 flights and growing have been cancelled in the US.  Airports in Nashville, Denver, Chicago, and Newark are dealing with the most cancelled flights.  While weather is playing a role today, over a thousand flights have been cancelled every day since Christmas Eve because the airlines say so many workers are calling out sick due to COVID cases or exposures. 

 

Colorado College Hockey Coach Kris Mayotte previews their games against the Miami of Ohio Red Hawks.

Pair of overnight armed robberies under investigation, sharp rise in positive COVID tests, your weather and more.

Youth Sports Coordinator for the City of Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Will Davis talks about the Winter/ Spring 2022 sports registration. 
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ABC News Correspondent Ines de La Cuetara gives her eyewitness account of the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.

In an effort to be better prepared for scenarios in which future protests might grow violent, officials in the Biden Administration have conducted simulations and tabletop exercises, similar to war games, to analyze information sharing and law enforcement capabilities. One exercise was conducted in May out of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in Virginia. In that simulation, a protest on the National Mall grew violent, and social media posts drew more people to join the conflict. The exercise featured reports of a pipe bomb, similar to the one found outside of DNC Headquarters on January 6th. In September, a weeklong virtual exercise run in McLean, Va., simulated a violent protest on the steps of the Supreme Court, and tested the ability of various federal, state and local law enforcement jurisdictions to work together in response.  In addition to those larger tests, the National Security Council has been holding weekly meetings in partnership with federal law enforcement agencies to discuss planned protests and other events. Officials in the meetings analyze threat reports and travel reservations to gauge crowd sizes.

President Joe Biden is coming to Colorado to view fire damage.  Boulder Congressman Joe Neguse says Biden will get a firsthand look at devastation from the Marshall Fire on Friday. 

CES (formerly called the Consumer Electronics Show – but organizers say now it’s just called CES) kicks off today in Las Vegas after a COVID hiatus last year.  Organizers are determined to make this year’s show happen despite the extreme transmissibility of Omicron in large crowds, many major companies pulling out, keynote speeches going virtual, and tech reporters deciding to cover the show virtually.  The show’s final day has been cut.  Many big tech publications have opted not to cover it in person fear of putting their staff at risk.  In fact, ABC’s Alex Stone was supposed to be there but because of COVID protocols he will be covering it remotely.  In 2019 170,000 people attended CES.  This year attendance is totally unknown.  Las Vegas relies on CES as its biggest trade show and as it tries to bring back convention business.  And of course, as with all CES shows, there are bigger, clearer TV’s being unveiled and gadgets like a $310,000 robot that gives human like massages, beds that wake you up in the morning, and smart toothbrushes.  If there was a theme this year it would be companies responding to many people working and staying at home and looking for pandemic comforts and convenience.  Alex can give you the skinny on what the first ever CES during a pandemic (and a current spike in cases and people told to stay away from massive crowds) is turning into and how organizers are trying to move forward at this odd time. 

Becca Tonn with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center previews a couple job fairs and highlights a few job openings.

Colorado State Patrol Master Trooper Gary Cutler talks about winter driving.

One dead after a shooting, a reward for information on a skate park shooting, your weather and more.

Chef Robert Brunet with Momma Pearls Cajun Kitchen talks about being featured on "Restaurant Impossible" on the Food Network.

Chris Mitchell talks about his platform as he runs for the 5th Congressional District seat currently held by Doug Lamborn.

Colorado College in Colorado Springs has just become the first in the city, and the second university in the state of Colorado to require booster vaccines for students, faculty and staff.

On Tuesday's "The Extra", we tackled a thorny subject, of mask mandates in schools.  One Academy School District parent, Lara Matisek, is hoping to push D-20 to re-implement recently lifted mask rules at one school, because her daughter has chronic asthma and would be unduly exposed to potential harm when she returns to in-person classes.  Matisek and her family's lawyer Josh Young joined host Shannon Brinias on the Extra to talk about how they are asking the district to comply with ADA accommodation requirements. 

A fire at a homeless camp, new health and safety restrictions at School District 11, your weather and more.

Doug Price with Visit COS talks about National Plan a Vacation Day.

Dr. Kern Low talks about  emotional wellness during the holidays.

Duke tells us about the national nonprofit creating a secondary culture of sober fun at music festivals, concerts, and sporting events.

If you live in Pueblo and want to know what to do with your Christmas tree, Aaron Martinez will tell how you can recycle your tree.

The investigation into the cause and origin of the Marshall Fire that destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses could take weeks or months, officials said at a news conference today.

On Monday's "The Extra", we discussed child safety in 2022, how the holidays and school breaks can be vulnerable times for children, and how the new Childrens' Advocacy Center, a co-located resource center, is helping kids navigating recovery from abuse and assault.  Our guests were Maureen "Mo" Basenberg, Executive Dir. of Safe Passage, which opened the CAC;  and Jan Isaacs Henry, Executive Dir. of Kidpower, a partner agency at the CAC.  If a listener suspects abuse or neglect, please contact Colorado's Child Abuse and Neglect hotline:  1-844-CO-4-KIDS. 

 

Captain Mike Smaldino talks about high fire danger, Marshall Fire and more.

The cause of the Marshall Fire is still being investigated, Sunday morning robbery, your weather and more.

ABC News Correspondent Tom Rivers has the latest on a South Korean citizen defecting to North Korea.

ABC News Senior Investigative Reporter Aaron Katersky looks at the changes be considered to the COVID isolation period.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand Update, Riley Carroll has the latest news on the Marshall Fire, plus details on the first births of 2022 at St. Francis and UC Health Memorial hospitals, and Sam Postich has the latest weather including improving conditions the next few days.

Bell & Pollock talk about your legal game plan.

This is your Weekend Morning On-Demand News Update for January 02, 2021

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand News Update to start 2022, Riley Carroll has the latest on the Marshall Fire affecting Superior and Louisville, and the passing of former Denver Broncos head coach Dan Reeves, while Sam Postich has the latest on the bitterly cold temperatures tonight, before a warming trend on Sunday.

Bell & Pollock talk about your medical diagnosis and your injury claim.

This week, and to get the New Year off with a bang. Tara will help you get over your retirement fears. Fears like "do you have enough money to retire?" Tara will count down the top fears most people have. If you have questions you can reach out to Tara at 719-210-4242 or online at www.nolanfinancialpartners.com

 

 

 

Starting the New Year out right Jay sends a message to his listeners. "Walk The Walk!" Jay will define the different types of residual incomes that will work for you, even when you don't. It's time to take action and get off the fence! 

Rick Stevens looks back at 2021 and forward to 2022.

What’s new to watch this new year? Jason can run you through the options. Streaming tomorrow on Netflix is the critically acclaimed “The Lost Daughter,” which is Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut, starring Olivia Colman and Dakota Johnson. It’s getting rave reviews and a ton of awards attention. There’s also a new season of “Queer Eye,” which Jason says is exactly what we need right now, along with a new season of “Cobra Kai.” On Disney+, the new Star Wars series “The Book of Boba Fett” started streaming yesterday, and Saturday on HBO Max it’s the highly anticipated Harry Potter reunion special.

The entire town of Superior is under a mandatory evacuation order due to fast-moving grass fires in Boulder County.  Firefighters say winds brought down power lines and then sparked grass fires throughout the area. 

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Majority of all new COVID cases are the Omicron variant, investigation of a crash that killed a pedestrian, your weather and more.

ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett talks about the warning from the FBI on rampant fraud in COVID-19 testing.

ABC News Investigative Reporter Aaron Katersky has the latest on the verdict in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial.

Coloradans will have to deal with some new state laws that go into effect on New Year's Day. 

Dominic tells us all the cat friendly furniture you can find at Clawz, llc 6945 Indiana Ct. Ste 600 Arvada, CO 80007

Becca Tonn with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights a few job openings.

Latest COVID case numbers, suspect identified in shooting spree in Denver, your weather and more.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about a time capsule that was planted beneath a statue of General Robert E. Lee in 1887.

ABC News Correspondent Tom Rivers has the latest on a meeting between the Israel Defense Minister and the Palestinian President.

Dr. Thomas talks about the new challenges of Covid-19 with the emergence of the Omicron variant.

One of the victims in last night’s shooting in Denver has died, bringing the total to five people killed and at least three others, including a Lakewood Police Officer, were wounded in a shooting spree throughout Denver and Lakewood last night.

On Tuesday's "The Extra", we featured guest Kristoffer Carter, an author/speaker/consultant who works with executives in the business world and recently had published a new book, Permission to Glow: A Spiritual Guide to Epic Leadership  which was named by Men's Journal as one of the best self-help books of 2021. Carter talked about completing 2021 strong, and making room for your best possible 2022, as well as specific ways you can prepare for a fresh new year, no matter how busy and demanding your holiday plans are.

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ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan looks at New Year's Resolutions.

A shooting spree in the Denver and Lakewood areas, Monday morning robbery under investigation, your weather and more.

Jordan Goodman talks about why the stock market continues to hit record highs, looks back at 2021 and looks forward to 2022.

Dr. Kern Low talks about staying safe at holiday gatherings.

During KRDO's Afternoon News on Monday, December 27th, Dan Cochell talked with Steve Czarnecki at C.S. Youth Sports / El Pomar Youth Sports Park about a tree recycling event January 1st, 2nd, 8th & 9th at Baptist Road Trailhead, Falcon Trailhead, Cottonwood Creek Park, UC Health Park, Rock Ledge Ranch and Memorial Park.

 

During KRDO's Afternoon News, on Monday, December 27th, Dan Cochell talked with Dana Schield with the Colorado Springs Airport about a holiday parking rate special currently at the airport, and looking ahead at what to expect at the airport in 2022.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand News update, Dan Cochell has the latest local news including an overnight accident in Colorado Springs, and an update on the truck driver sentencing case in Jefferson County, while Merry Matthews has the latest on the colder temperatures along the Front Range.

Property owners living near the Blodgett Peak Fire are no longer under pre-evacuation orders. 

On Monday's "The Extra", we feature an in-depth journalistic series by ChalkBeat Colorado reporter Jason Gonzalez on low Hispanic male graduation rates from Colorado universities and how Hispanic males are being particularly left behind when it comes to seeing Colorado high school graduates go on to college.  According to his research, Gonzalez found just 41% of Hispanic men at Colorado’s public four-year universities make it to graduation. At community colleges, less than a third graduate.  If you'd like to read more about this series, Part 1 is linked here.  Part 2 is linked here.

With the holidays coming to an end, Kathy tells us what to do with that Christmas tree.

Jim talks with Shannon about safety preparedness heading into the new year.

South Africa's Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, an anti-apartheid activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, died on Sunday. “The passing of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu is another chapter of bereavement in our nation’s farewell to a generation of outstanding South Africans who have bequeathed us a liberated South Africa,” Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa's president, said in a statement. He rose to global prominence as a leader of the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, struggling against a political and social system of minority rule that he saw as cruel and unjust. Amid a violent and turbulent time, Tutu was known for his sermons calling for non-violent action. He was awarded The Nobel Peace Prize in 1984. Tributes from around the world flooded in as news that Tutu, once a leader of the anti-apartheid movement and “chief pastor” to a nation in transition, had died in Cape Town. He was 90.

 

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand Update, Riley Carroll has the latest update on the Blodgett Peak fire, and information on a rollover accident in Pueblo over with weekend, while Sam Postich talks about colder temperatures for the next few days.

Bell & Pollock talk about recovery of harms and losses.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand Update, Kerjan Donovan has the latest local headlines including the latest on the Blodgett Peak fire and a robbery incident in Pueblo, while Marty Venticinque has the latest on high wind warnings and a red flag warning in effect on Sunday.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Riley Carroll has the latest on the Blodgett Peak fire, including the cause of the fire, plus Sam Postich expects more windy conditions returning to the Colorado Springs area on Sunday.

Wrapping up a great year, Jay Garvens with his good friend and sponsor Bill McAfee do their split duty at reading "Holiday Greats", like the Grinch and The night before Christmas.

This week Tara and Tony are talking "Infrastructure Bill" and things to think about for the new year.  Starting with the infrastructure bill, now that it has passed and it's out there. Tara says we should be saying what's in it for me! This show she breaks it down. To contact Tara you can reach her by way of the internet at nolanfinancialpartners.com or call 719-210-4242.

 

 

Bell & Pollock talk about what to do when you can't work.

Rick Stevens and his family share their favorite Christmas memories.

Archery School of the Rockies is offering FREE “Learn to Shoot” Clinics to active-duty service members and veterans in 2022.  Both adaptive and non-adaptive 4-week clinics allow individuals to try a new sport.  In addition, VA work study and paid internship opportunities facilitated through Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center are mutually beneficial to veterans entering a new career and businesses wanting to hire veterans.

Just as local crews restored power and cleaned up the worst of debris from last Wednesday's powerful windstorm, our next storm threatens to cause more damage.

CSPD Seeking Volunteers for Victim Advocacy Unit.

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On Thursday's "The Extra", we talked to USAF Capt. Sable L. Brown, Public Affairs Officer for NORAD & USNORTHCOM about "NORAD Tracks Santa", an effort to help kids, parents and grandparents follow along on Santa's progress Christmas Eve.  It's a tradition that started back in the 1950's, by accident.  You can join in on the journey by exploring their website:  NORADSanta.org or by calling (877) HiNORAD (877-446-6723).  NORAD would like to thank their partners, volunteers and sponsors.  You can also follow along via social media posts on Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and Instagram.  

Overnight officer involved shooting under investigation, Omicron Variant spreading across Colorado, your weather and more.