Air travel is tough enough these days, now that so many people are making up for lost time during COVID. Airlines are trying to survive by packing flights and canceling flights that are not full. Add in holiday crowds and […]
The War In Ukraine Is Bringing Members Of Boulder’s Ukrainian-American Diaspora Out Of The Woodwork
Residents of Ukraine’s capital city woke up to a series of drone strikes this morning. The missiles reportedly struck two government buildings and several homes just before dawn, Wednesday. The strikes follow attacks over the weekend in Odessa. For many in […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Thursday, December 8, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear from Chalkbeat Colorado about new state efforts to increase literacy rates in elementary schools. Then we’ll dive into a recent investigative reporting series about looted art and the trail leading to the Denver Art […]
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A Confusion Of Warblers Got Lost On Their Way To Mexico And Found Themselves In Boulder This Fall
On this month’s Nature Almanac, city lights confused migrating warblers, leading them off-course to a CU-Boulder beech tree with late-season leaves and aphids. Ruth Carol Cushman and Scott Severs look for signs of the mis-placed warblers , and they share […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Thursday, November 17, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear from the community ahead of the Denver Public School board of education meeting tonight where they will vote on the proposed closure of five of the district’s schools. Then, we’ll learn about Colorado’s health […]
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