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Bob Jackson was in JFK’s motorcade the morning of 11.22.63. He was one of just four people who, after hearing the shots, looked up and saw Lee Harvey Oswald’s rifle sticking out the sixth floor of the Texas Schoolbook Depository. And, two days later, he was the only person who snapped his shutter at the
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Scott Garcia is proving that having autism doesn’t prevent him from putting his best foot forward, even when that foot is at 14,000 feet.
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Jamie Adkins is an amateur runner who joined running groups in Colorado Springs roughly two years ago. Now, after just her third marathon, she’s qualified for the Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta, while working a full-time job. No coach. No sponsor. No one pushing her but herself. And she runs at a 6:17 pace. Incredible.
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Beauty. History. Culture. Here is my visual poem dedicated to the people, places, and legacy of southern Colorado as KRDO and Colorado Springs celebrate 65 years together.
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Already coming off two injuries in the fall of 2018, Kaylah Rainey received the shock of her life when doctors discovered she had a life-threatening heart condition during her routine sports physical. She required immediate open heart surgery to repair the congenital defect and was told her senior season was all but lost. But Kaylah…
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Ariel was born with one arm but she isn’t letting her condition stop her from achieving her dreams, which includes dominating on the softball diamond.
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Arron Whitt Jr. may be the best comeback story in prep football this year.
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Christian, abuse survivor, explains what inspired him to run across the United States.
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The first Olympic marathon on U.S. soil was a total disaster.
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The teen who was told he may never walk again, shocks an entire town with his will to comeback better than ever.
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My four-month investigation into air traffic control in Colorado led me to a former controller who left the industry because of the strain. I then discovered the FAA and NATCA (the air traffic controllers’ union) had big plans for the Colorado Springs airport; once I asked the FAA about those plans they abruptly changed course.
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Dozens of bodies, possibly aged up to 15 years, were found inside the Pueblo County Coroner’s secret room, launching an unprecedented investigation. I was first to the scene as KRDO13 broke this national story.
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Little League’s Big Problem: $123,000 missing, undocumented spending, and the leadership overseeing it all. EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) – Two million kids play every year. They do so in 80 countries and in all 50 states. It’s been a national pastime since 1939. But today Little League has a big problem. It’s widespread. And
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You may have heard the name “Daniel Aston,” one year ago. Daniel was a beloved friend, son, and hero. One year ago, a man, armed like he was going to war, marched into Club Q and killed five people, wounding dozens more. One year ago, Daniel was the first to see what was coming and
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