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Firefighters work to control four different grass fires, your weather and more.

Joe Erqiat, a student at the Colorado School of Mines, talks about the Battery Workforce Challenge that is tasking 12 North American universities and partner vocational schools with designing, building, testing, and integrating an advanced battery into a Ram ProMaster electric van. Get more information here.

On Monday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias chats with Leah Davis Witherow, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum's Curator of History about National Women's History Month.  She talked about the renovations at the CSPM, resulting in the opening of the CSPM Annex, and various exhibits designed to highlight important women in our region's history.  More information is available at cspm.org. 

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Sean Rice has details about on a former DNA scientist being investigated by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for "manipulating data" in her DNA processing tests.  Meteorologist Nick Carter notes mild temperatures will continue before changes on Wednesday.

Most people when they decide to sell their home just figure to call a real estate agent and sell the house. They are looking forward to receiving the equity they have earned over the years and how they will spend that money on the new home. Justin will explain that you need an exit strategy and a realtor not an agent. If your selling your home listen to this show so you can have an exit strategy too! Don't let someone take advantage of your hard earned money and equity. 

This is your Morning On-Demand News Update for March 10, 2024

Bell & Pollock talk about finding insurance when you have injuries.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand Update, Sean Rice has details on an apartment fire in Northern Colorado Springs, with a child in critical condition, and a downtown brewery closing.  Meteorologist Nick Carter notes mild conditions the next few days, before some changes on Wednesday.