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Local communities are grappling with whether to allow e-scooters on city sidewalks. Boulder currently has a ban on the vehicles but Denver has allowed them since last summer. Other communities are considering them as part of the solution to "the last mile" issue facing transit planners. The Morning […]
RTD is hosting a public meeting this evening on the issue of "quiet zones" which has become a major point of contention for communities dealing with trains and light rail going through residential areas dealing with train horns being blasted in all hours of the day and night. We hear […]
Every Sunday morning Gospel music can be heard coming from the Second Baptist Church on Baseline Road in Boulder. At more than 110 years old, it’s part of Colorado’s African American History and is thought to be the oldest Black Church north of Denver. The Morning Magazine features […]
A ceremony will take place early Friday morning outside the offices of The Native American Rights Fund in Boulder, calling attention to the need to protect Native American Sacred Places from a variety of threats including oil and gas drilling. John EchoHawk, Executive Director of NARF tells KGNU that these […]
The CU Boulder campus has been named as a Tree Campus USA by the Arbor Day Foundation. We take a walk around the campus to hear about the 3,000 trees there. The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday […]
A new report links conflict to the effects of climate change and warns that conflict and even war could increase as the planet continues to warm. The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.
While summer is a time for students to take a break from their books and classrooms, it's also a time that some students take a break from regular meals. Schools provide breakfast and lunch for many children whose families are food insecure. We hear how the Boulder Valley School District […]
The craze over comic book based movies and TV is obvious but visit most pop culture conventions for their fans and you’ll see the majority of those events are overwhelming attended by white people. KGNU's Hannah Leigh Myers shares a story featuring the voices of people of color talking about […]
The creation of the Colorado Women’s Vote Centennial Commission (WVCC) was the final executive order of former Governor John Hickenlooper and it marks the launch of an 18-month, centennial commemoration of the passage of the 19th Amendment, the right for women to vote. it is chaired by History Colorado Chairperson […]
