You are listening to the Morning Magazine on KGNU. I’m your host, Jack Armstrong. Coloradans will vote on the decriminalization of the use, possession, and growth of natural medicines commonly known as magic mushrooms in the upcoming November ballot. KGNU’s […]
State Ballot Proposition 121 asks Colorado voters if they would like to decrease the state income tax rate. Supporters say the cut will put money into people’s pockets. Opponents say the tax decrease is actually a tax increase for most […]
If you haven’t attended a Boulder City Council meeting, you might not know that Tuesday night regular sessions begin with public comment. Most of the speakers cover a broad range of topics and attend a few meetings or perhaps only […]
The City of Boulder regularly struggles to find enough money to adequately fund its public library system. That’s why there’s been a movement in recent years to create a library district that would be funded through a dedicated property tax. […]
Lawmakers will convene a community meeting Wednesday afternoon at the state capitol ahead of a hearing on a piece of legislation that sponsors say will end discrimination based on hairstyles. Representative Leslie Herod, a Democrat from Denver, one of the […]
This year’s governor’s race is like no other in Colorado history — at least in terms of money. The $29 million contributed so far to candidates shatters prior records. A large chunk of that money comes from millionaires, spending big […]
Governor John Hickenlooper wants the federal government to withdraw a new rule that restricts conversations health care professionals can have with their patients. KUNC’s Stephanie Daniel has more. On July 30 Hickenlooper sent a letter to the U.S. […]
Governor John Hickenlooper signed an executive order this week, requiring that abandoned oil and gas equipment be plugged up or removed. Rae Ellen Bichell from KUNC has more. The move comes a little more than a year after an old, […]
