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Colorado Springs City Councilmember Michelle Talarico talks about property tax relief, height of buildings and more.

Safety concerns about city buses, Fort Carson soldier to be discharged for bad conduct, your weather and more.

Jenni Troutman with Amazon Web Services talks about artificial intelligence set to change the way we work and a new initiative to provide free AI skill training. Get more information here.

Dr. Willie Underwood of the American Medical Association talks about flu cases on the rise and vaccination rates lagging and the importance of getting your flu shot. Get more information here.

The holidays are a great time for family and friends, but there are also some dangers this time of year, that we want to be ready for. To be sure we are prepared to have safe celebrations, Andrew Notbohm is with us today to talk about Holiday readiness, he’s the Director of the Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management.

Today , the Colorado Springs City Council passed a tax levy that lowers the amount property owners will have to pay in taxes in 2024.

Help is needed to find a man who opened fire at JR's Country Store in Pueblo.

The next legislative session starts on January 8, and as the year ends, KRDO's "The Extra" took stock of the legislative and policy priorities that shaped 2023’s business environment along with David Dazlich of the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce & EDC.  He also told us about possible trends likely to define the legislative agenda in 2024.  More information available at ColoradoSpringsChamberEDC.com. 

Nicky Doss, GM Field Operations Regional Director, has some tips to get your vehicle ready for winter driving conditions.

Dana Schield has the latest from the Colorado Springs Airport.