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National Correspondent Erin Real talks about Sotheby's selling sports collectibles.

The couple who owns the Penrose funeral home where nearly 200 bodies were discovered abandoned last year are due to be arraigned.  Carie Hallford and her husband, Jon, will appear in court on Thursday. 

Lena Haas, Wealth Management Advice and Solutions Lead at Edward Jones, talks about the Great Wealth Transfer and the importance of parents talking with their children about their inheritance plan.

Kristen Vossler talks about the Changing Careers workshop.

Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade talks about last week's snow and the 2C paving program.

Jennifer Pipa, Vice President of American Red Cross Disaster Programs, talks about how they are preparing to help out when disaster hits in 2024.

On Wednesday's "The Extra", the focus was on the Great Outdoors! From hiking to mountain biking, rock climbing to gardening, opportunities abound when it comes to diving into the outdoors throughout the Pikes Peak region. Guests Susan Davies, Executive Director, Trails and Open Spaces Coalition; Astrid Monar, Membership & Events Manager, Palmer Land Conservancy; and Ambrose Feess-Armstrong, community education manager, FoodtoPowerCO.org helped to highlight the opportunities. 

A situation that sparked a lockdown at a middle school in Pueblo West is resolved.  A student altercation at Liberty Point International prompted the brief lockdown today. 

Dr. Sara Kinsman, Director of the Division of Child, Adolescent and Family Health in the Maternal and Child Health Bureau of the Health Resources and Services Administration, talks about National Poison Prevention Week.