Explaining 9/11 To Children
Steve Tucker, a psychiatrist, told KRDO Newschannel 13 that there is a fine line between saying too much and not saying enough when it comes to…
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Gas Line Break At S. Prospect
According to the Colorado Springs Fire Department, there is gas line break at 315 S Prospect. Crews have apparently clamped the line and Colorado…
Continue ReadingNORAD 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
The North American Aerospace Defense Command is holding a remembrance ceremony for the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The…
Continue ReadingMultiple Burglaries Solved In Pueblo West
An anonymous tip led the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office to resolve six to eight known burglaries. On September 8th, deputies received…
Continue Reading3 Armed Robbers On The Loose
Colorado Springs police are looking for three armed robbers. They say a man was robbed at gunpoint at Prairie Grass Park at around 9:30 p.m.…
Continue ReadingListeria Outbreak Linked To Cantaloupe
Cantaloupe has been identified as the likely source of the state’s listeria outbreak. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment…
Continue Reading9/11 Ceremony Honors Past, Looks To Future
Peterson Air Force Base held a ceremony Friday morning in front of its 9/11 memorial honoring the past and looking to the future. The memorial is in…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Arrested Halloween Mask Bandits Named
El Paso County Sheriff’s office has released the names of the suspects arrested in the Big R and credit union robberies. 20-year-old Stephen…
Continue ReadingI-25 At Woodmen Closure Rescheduled
The closure of northbound I-25 at Woodmen Road has been rescheduled for next week. Northbound I-25 was originally scheduled to be closed earlier this…
Continue ReadingUpdate: Surveillance Video Of Credit Union Robbery
El Paso County Deputies are asking your help to identify the suspects in the Big R and credit union robberies. There was an armed robbery at School…
Continue ReadingJoel Navarro
I was born in Colorado Springs. I’ve been in radio for 26 years. I’ve worked most music formats and worked in markets including Colorado…
Continue ReadingPresident Obama’s Jobs Speech Draws Mixed Reviews
President Barack Obama’s jobs speech detailing his American Jobs Act proposal drew mixed reaction in southern Colorado. One self-proclaimed…
Continue ReadingUpdate: Southbound I-25 Reopened
Southbound I-25 is now reopened after an accident at Cimarron. A car rolled into a ditch and emergency vehicles cleared the…
Continue ReadingKRDO’s Drive Home’s Pet Of The Week
Tater Tot Breed: Rottweiler/Shepherd [Mix] Sex: Male Age: Adult Size: Medium About Me Hello, my name is Tater Tot, and I’m a 2 year-old…
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Tater Tot Breed: Rottweiler/Shepherd [Mix] Sex: Male Age: Adult Size: Medium About Me Hello, my name is Tater Tot, and I’m a 2 year-old…
Continue ReadingShooter Ordered To Pay Family Of Dead Burglar
Criminal charges were never filed against a property owner after he killed a trespasser. Despite that, a civil jury ordered the shooter to pay the…
Continue ReadingDetective Faces Perjury Charge In Murder Case
A Fort Collins police detective accused of lying in a murder trial that resulted in the conviction of an innocent man is due in court to face perjury…
Continue ReadingColorado Man To Sit With First Lady For Job Speech
A Centennial engineer will be sitting with First Lady Michelle Obama during the president’s jobs pitch to Congress. The Denver Post reports…
Continue ReadingWeak Ecomony Affects Rural Fire Departments
The ongoing economic slump is putting the squeeze on the budgets and resources of volunteer fire departments, some rural fire chiefs said Thursday.…
Continue ReadingPolice Looking For 2 Men After Assault
Colorado Springs police are looking for two men they say assaulted several women Wednesday night. Police responded to a call about gunshots in the…
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