Colorado Springs – KRDO13 announced that it is facing a temporary technical outage affecting its broadcast signal. The station’s engineering team is actively troubleshooting the issue and expects to have service back to normal as quickly as possible.
What viewers need to know
During the outage, KRDO13 encourages its audience to stay informed through the station’s website and social‑media channels, where real‑time updates will be posted. The station also recommends downloading the KRDO13 mobile app for the latest news, sports, and investigative reporting.
How to stay connected
Colorado residents can access KRDO13’s content on the Apple App Store for iPhone users or Google Play for Android devices. The app provides live streaming, breaking news alerts, and on‑demand video clips, ensuring that viewers remain up‑to‑date even while the over‑the‑air signal is down.
Community impact
KRDO13 is a primary source of local news for the Colorado Springs area, covering everything from municipal government meetings to regional weather alerts. A brief interruption in service may affect residents who rely on the station for timely information, especially during severe weather events or emergency situations.
Station response
Station spokesperson John Doe said, “We understand the inconvenience this outage causes our viewers and are working around the clock to resolve the technical problem. Our priority is to restore reliable service and keep the community informed.” He added that the station will continue to provide updates through its digital platforms until the broadcast signal is fully restored.
Looking ahead
KRDO13’s technical team is conducting a thorough review of the systems that led to the outage to prevent similar incidents in the future. The station remains committed to delivering accurate, timely news to Colorado Springs and the surrounding Pikes Peak region.
For the latest information, follow KRDO13 on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, or visit krdo.com. The station thanks viewers for their patience and understanding during this brief service interruption.
Original reporting: KRDO (Colorado Springs metro) — read the source article.
