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Colorado Springs Police Public Information Officer Ira Cronin talks about Colorado House Bill 1372 which would prohibit peace officers from using prone restraint to subdue a subject except in cases in which the use of deadly physical force is justified.

Austin Wilson-Bradley,  Economic & Community Development Manager for Downtown Colorado Springs, talks about the annual report on Downtown Colorado Springs.

ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski talks about a major class lawsuit against Google over how incognito Incognito Mode is.

A motorcyclist who rode from Colorado Springs to Denver in 20 minutes is taking a plea deal with prosecutors. 

This is the second in our series of shows designed to help you in the event you're in an automobile crash. In this episode: If you've been in a crash, there are some important things you need to do right away at the scene. What is the MOST important thing to do first?

This is the fifth in our series of shows designed to help you in the event you're in an automobile crash. One thing for sure, if you're involved in a car crash, you'll have medical bills. Who is going to pay them? There's more than one correct answer.

Dr. John Mulchaey, Carnegie Science’s Deputy for Science and the Director and Crawford H. Greenewalt Chair of the Carnegie Science Observatories, talks about eclipses and why they are important for scientific discoveries.

Angela Bird talks about household hazardous materials. 

Jonathan Liebert with the Better Business Bureau of Southern Colorado talks about scams involving the upcoming eclipse.