Rep. Jared Polis held a town hall at Boulder’s Glenn Miller Ballroom on Friday April 7th. As KGNU’s Roz Brown reports, Polis began his remarks by […]
Conference on World Affairs 2017
The Conference of World Affairs starts Monday April 10th on the CU campus in Boulder. Erin Rain, Sr Manager, Marketing and Media Relations for the CU […]
Denver Approves Zoning Permit for First Tiny Home Village
“Until last Friday, there had never been such a structure approved.” -Cole Chandler, Beloved Community Mennonite Church. After three years of hard work by the homeless community and […]
The Nature Conservancy and the March for Science
Many organizations working around conservation and environmental protection are concerned about the future of environmental protection under a Trump administration – from climate denial and the […]
Radio Nibbles:
This week on Radio Nibbles, John Lehndorff catches up on the food news around Boulder. Lehndorff starts with an explanation of “street” food and talks about […]
Afternoon headlines April 5, 2017
Denver’s camping ban is on trial this week as three homeless defendants contest tickets for sleeping outside with blankets. The ban, which has been in place […]
Make Them Hear You! Human Rights
Make Them Hear You! is a weekly feature on KGNU, produced by Chris Mohr, letting listeners know how they can have their voices heard on issues […]
Debate Continues Over Chautauqua Parking Program
Boulder City Council is trying to address the difficult issue of how to fix the parking problem at the historic Chautauqua Park on west Baseline Road. […]