Josh Helmuth
Morning News Anchor and Storyteller at KRDO-TV (Colorado Springs, CO)
Good Morning Colorado anchor. Proud dad. Arthur HS (IL) alum. Compassion first, news second. Roll Tide. TV News Advice/Storytelling 👇🏼
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3 weeks ago |
krdo.com | Josh Helmuth
New Published May 12, 2025 8:37 AM FOUNATIN, Colo. (KRDO) - Students at Fountain-Fort Carson High School has a "Green Team" that's feeling empowered like never before thanks to a state-wide summit. The D-8 school recently sent its "green team" to Carbondale for the Colorado Youth Climate Summit. It's where 50 students from across the state came together to inspire action to combat climate change.
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4 weeks ago |
krdo.com | Josh Helmuth
Published May 9, 2025 7:31 AM COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - If disaster were ever to strike, many students from Discovery High School would now able to to respond. Students at the D-3 school have been training for weeks in emergency response. It all culminated this week during a realistic simulation of a train crash -- all to become certified emergency responders. The students are now trained in CPR, First Aid, Stop The Bleed and CERT (Community Emergency Response Team).
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1 month ago |
krdo.com | Josh Helmuth
New Published May 2, 2025 7:30 AM Mesa Ridge High School is proud of what a group of students recently accomplished over the course of several blood drives. Vitalant, a nationwide blood donation center, recognized the Widefield D-3 school as being the host of one of the best blood drives in the state. MRHS has a club called HOSA, a group for future health professionals, which hosted the blood drives.
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1 month ago |
krdo.com | Josh Helmuth
New Published April 30, 2025 7:41 AM Two very talented students from Monument recently competed in New York City in a music competition touted as one of the best in the world. Izzy Krems and Keegan Owen are both seniors at Palmer Ridge High School. They were selected as national finalists for the Music International Grand Prix. Izzy started singing in local pop-rock bands five years ago and recently found her passion for jazz.
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1 month ago |
krdo.com | Josh Helmuth
New Published April 23, 2025 7:42 AM COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - Colorado Springs is home to a school that helps students specifically with dyslexia. It's called ALLIES (Academy for Literacy, Learning and Innovation Excellence). And twice a year, they host "Dyslexia Night," a special night to help parents better understand what their children are going through.
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Where is the best view of Pikes Peak? A really cool look, and answers to that question, from KRDO13's Tyler Cunnington... https://t.co/FUMh9CZw6c
CSPD: "Unarmed Patrons" stopped a gunman who shot 3 people after midnight Sunday. The victims are stable and will survive. A minor is in custody. It sounds like there are several heroes who stopped what would have been a deadly mass shooting. https://t.co/hAyLJynMmm
If you run into the new Pope, just say "hi, Bob!" ... "[He] was an everyday, blue collar man ... in St. Louis. He remembers drinking coffee and talking music and sports with him... "We'd talk about Stan Musial ... nothing religious, we were just guys talking about music."
Prevost served as a novice at the Augustinian church in South City. Local Steve Baker reminisces on the man he knew simply as 'Bob.' https://t.co/VfdvS7S3wK
