If you were anywhere on the Northern Front Range last summer and fall you know the wildfire smoke was bad. Just how bad was it? And […]
Make Them Hear You: Restoring Election Integrity
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 […]
RTD Holds Study Session on FasTracks
The Regional Transportation District will hold a board study session Tuesday night February, 9, focusing on FasTracks and Northwest Rail specifically. KGNU’s Roz Brown says the […]
Online Direct Democracy Launches in Boulder, But Snags Remain
Starting today, the Boulder group, Bedrooms are for People will begin collecting endorsements using Boulder’s new online petition software. Boulder Direct Democracy has widely been reported […]
In an Effort to Protect Prisoners, Colorado Bends its Rules on Solitary Confinement
The Colorado Department of Corrections has been locking inmates in single-person cells for nearly 23 hours per day sometimes for months on end, according to state […]
TRENDS Podcast: Coronavirus Vaccines – Does Everyone Have Equal Access?
The TRENDS podcast is a collaboration between the Community Foundation of Boulder County and KGNU. It dives deep into the community’s most pressing issues and explores […]
Boulder Issues Statement On Prairie Dog/Holocaust Controversy
Boulder City Council issued a statement last night denouncing any “false equivalency” between the Holocaust and euthanizing prairie dogs. KGNU’s Roz Brown says the issue stemmed […]
Stakeholders Hope CORE Act Get New Chance in Congress in 2021
The Colorado Outdoor Recreation Economy or CORE Act would protect 400,000 acres of public lands across the state, including portions of the Thompson Divide near Carbondale. […]