Reports of aggressive airline passengers disrupting flights have peppered the news in the past year. In September, flight crews asked Congress for more help to deal with what they call “egregious” passenger behavior. A recent study found 40 percent of […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, Colorado’s Attorney General urges the public to define a position on last year’s January 6th attacks. Today is also Dia de los Reyes and the Museum of Boulder has a virtual event you can enjoy from […]
Boulder’s City Council held its first meeting of the year last night, amid the aftermath of a major local disaster. The agenda was heavy in both subject matter and quantity of ground covered. Boulder Beat’s Shay Castle joined News Director […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll get a recap from last night’s Boulder’s City Council meeting. Then we’ll hear a commentary from Priscilla Dann-Courtney on the “bright flame of community.” We’ll also have our regular Wednesday features; “Make Them Hear You” […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll have the latest on disaster relief efforts in Boulder County. Then, we examine the rise in egregious behavior from airline passengers. Finally, we’ll play our weekly comment line – comments from listeners who share their […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, a CU-Boulder meteorologist will give a scientific breakout of the converging factors behind yesterday’s wind storm. Then, on the Cannabis Report, cannabis correspondent Leland Rucker reflects on 2021 marijuana news in Colorado and around the country. […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’lll get a report back on last night’s Boulder City Council meeting. Then, we’ll speak with an ice scientist about the rapidly shrinking Arapaho Glacier. After that, Chris Mohr has his weekly commentary, Make Them Hear […]
Boulder’s City Council met for the final time of the year last night. Items on the agenda included how to communicate with City Council in the coming year and finalizing rules that essentially ban prevent fracking within city limits. Warnings […]
