John Lehndorff joins us from his home in Louisville to talk about dramatic fast-moving changes this week in the food industry in reaction to the Black […]
COVID-19 and Water Safety
Over the past three months, we’ve learned about how a pandemic can impact all aspects of our lives, including the critical systems that society depends on […]
Boulder Residents Urge Police Reform Ahead of Juneteenth
This Friday is Juneteenth – a holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Boulder City Council passed a resolution last night to acknowledge […]
Radio Nibbles: Three Boulder Restaurants Close Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
John Lehndorff joins us from his home in Louisville to talk about the closing of The Med, Brasserie Ten Ten and Via Perla in Boulder. John […]
Colorado Legislature Passes Police Reform Bill
*This bill cleared the Senate and now heads to the Governor’s desk for a signature. Polis has indicated that he will sign the bill. The final […]
Primary Election 2020: US Senate Democratic Primary
A coalition of Colorado People of Color (POC) led organizations hosted the Colorado U.S. Senate Racial Justice Forum on Saturday, May 30 at 1 p.m. Democratic […]
Primary Election 2020: Boulder County Commissioners District 2
There are two candidates vying to be the Democratic candidate in the November election for the Boulder County Commissioner District 2 race. KGNU’s Liz Lane hosts […]
Boulder Begins “Heavy Lift” on Police Reform After George Floyd Death
Like communities across the country, Boulder is grappling with police reform following the death of George Floyd in Minnesota. KGNU’s Roz Brown says Boulder City Council […]