New claims of sexual harassment have been brought up at the Colorado legislature involving Sens. Randy Baumgardner and Jack Tate. Both, in comments to us, strongly deny any wrongdoing, although they refused to answer our specific questions directly. Bente Birkeland […]
The Boulder County Commissioners have approved new local regulations governing oil and gas development, specifically fracking, in unincorporated parts of the county. The Commissioners believe the regulations are the toughest in the state but Roz Brown reports that won’t stop […]
A suspected gunman is dead and a woman has been hospitalized after shots were fired this afternoon inside the Alliance Center at 15th & Wynkoop in Denver’s LoDo neighborhood. A police spokesman has said that they believe the woman was targeted. […]
KGNU received a first place award for its call-in special “What happens to our bodies after death?”, aired on April 15th, 2015. Congrats to the news department, and specials thanks to Bev Boyer, Sue Mackey, and Kim Mooney for helping to make […]
This year KGNU is again hosting live on-air panels as part of the 2015 Conference on World Affairs. See below for the schedule and archives of aired broadcasts. Monday April 6 A Public Affair 8:30-9am: Why A Face in the Crowd? A […]
On January 5th, KGNU made some changes to our afternoon news line up. These changes are described below, scroll down the page for a layout of the 3:00-6:00pm weekday and Sunday news and public affairs programming. Click here to see KGNU’s current full schedule. As always, KGNU […]
