On today’s Morning Magazine, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is visiting communities across the state to investigate the potential effects of the proposed merger of grocery chain giants Albertsons and Kroger. Then, CityCast Denver sits down with Uber and Lyft […]
CU Boulder kicked off Black History Month by opening the Center of African and African American Studies, known as the CAAAS (“the cause”) for short. The event drew a standing room only crowd to its new space in the Macky […]
The Boulder Valley School District is making efforts to recruit and retain more teachers of color to work with its diversifying student body. Census data shows that while more than three-quarters of the overall population of Boulder County identifies as […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we get a follow-up on the aftermath of a recent ProPublica investigation into Colorado’s family court system. Then, car troubles can’t stop Radio Nibbles host John Lehndorff from delivering the local food news from the side […]
Black Talk is a one-hour monthly show bringing us news and more from NAACP Boulder County and beyond. Hosted by Michele Simpson, it airs on KGNU on the second Thursday at 8:32 AM, just after the BBC News headlines. Find […]
KGNU is dedicating Wednesday A Public Affair programming during the month of February looking at various aspects of Black History within the United States. Today News Director Shannon Young spoke with Clarence Lusane, a professor of political science, interim political […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear from a state representative about legislation that aims to require certain large employers to provide predictable pay and schedules to hourly wage workers. Then, CityCast Denver takes us to Globeville Elyria Swansea to see […]
CU Boulder yesterday hosted the grand opening of the Center for African and African American Studies – known as the CAAAS (pronounced “the cause”) for short. It’s the first initiative to center and focus Black and African diaspora students at […]
