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‘She’s a hero to me’ District 3 elementary school teacher credited with saving student’s life

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) — A parent at Widefield School District 3 hails an elementary school teacher as a hero after saving her daughter’s life. Friday, Jasmine Luna said her daughter’s teacher saved her eight-year-old’s life after performing the Heimlich maneuver. “She was like, mom, I’m fine. I’m fine, mom,” Luna recalls after reuniting with her

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Colorado Springs Salvation Army desperate for food as donations reach critically low numbers

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — The Salvation Army in Colorado Springs is in urgent need of canned goods. The organization said it’s reached a critically low number of donations at a time when it’s needed most. According to officials with the organization, the food supply hasn’t dwindled this low in the last seven years. This shortage comes as the

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School threats across Colorado: How authorities responded across the state

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO)– The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Homeland Security are now looking into the wave of disruptive school threats across the state Wednesday. 16 different schools across Colorado went on lockdown for either a fake mass shooting threat or a bomb threat. From Estes Park to Denver, and all the way down to the southwest corner of

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Continued high gas prices starting to discourage travel by many southern Coloradans, local economist says Tuesday

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — The upcoming Spring Break period, along with the following summer vacation season, often result in higher demand and prices for gasoline but demand this year could be significantly reduced by prices that are among the highest in the country. KRDO Tatiana Bailey, founder and director of Data-Driven Economic Strategies, in

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