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ABC's Jason Nathanson - April 16, 2021 - KRDO's Morning News

ABC News Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson previews “Mare of Easttown", “Frank of Ireland”, and “Big Shot”.

Commissioner Stan VanderWerf - April 16, 2021 - KRDO's Morning News

El Paso County Commmissioner Stan VanderWerf talks about the COVID-19 restrictions for El Paso County.

ABC's Andy Field - April 15, 2021 - KRDO's Afternoon News

The Biden administration announced today the expulsion of 10 Russian diplomats and sanctions against dozens of people and companies as it moved to hold the Kremlin accountable for interference in last year's presidential election and the hacking of federal agencies. The sanctions also target Moscow's ability to borrow money by prohibiting U.S. financial institutions from buying Russian bonds directly from Russian institutions. The actions were not a surprise since they've been hinted at for weeks. They represent the first retaliatory measures announced against the Kremlin for the hack, familiarly known as the SolarWinds breach. In that intrusion, Russian hackers are believed to have infected widely used software with malicious code, enabling them to access the networks of at least nine agencies in what U.S. officials believe was an intelligence-gathering operation aimed at mining government secrets. Other measures are expected as well, though the administration is not likely to announce them. Officials have been advising that their response to Russia would be in ways both seen and unseen. The White House also said Biden was using diplomatic, military and intelligence channels to respond to reports that Russia encouraged the Taliban to attack U.S. and allied troops in Afghanistan based on the "best assessments" of the intelligence community

April 15, 2021Afternoon News On Demand

Fountain man going to the slammer for a very long time.

Meg Poole Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum - April 15, 2021 - KRDO's Afternoon News

July 31, 1871, the story of the City of Colorado Springs began. A small group of people gathered near what is today the southeast corner of Cascade and Pikes Peak Avenue for a founding ceremony. Over the past 150 years, the city grew and developed around that very spot where the first stake was drive. As we venture to and around the three historic downtown parks—Acacia, Antlers and Alamo—we’ll explore stories of celebration, innovation and determination. This tour is drawn from the Museum’s newest exhibit,COS@150,which features 150 objects, illuminating 150 stories, and commemorating 150 years.