A bill making its way through the state legislature aims to tackle a piece of Colorado’s housing crisis by protecting renters who have kept up their part of lease agreements from evictions without just cause. House Bill 1171 – also known […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Monday, February 20, 2023
On today’s Morning Magazine, History Colorado is hosting an exhibit on the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which brought an end to the U.S. invasion of Mexico in the mid-1800s and redefined the borderlands between the two countries. Then, CityCast Denver […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Friday January 14, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear from community members who rallied outside of the state capitol yesterday during the governor’s annual speech to call for concrete policies to mitigate climate change. We’ll also have our latest installment in the Rocky […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Monday January 10, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, Louisville-based author Leah Angstman joins us in the studio this morning ahead of her debut book presentation at the Boulder Bookstore. Members of Denver’s tattoo and body modification community gathered Saturday outside of the Sol Tribe […]
Life Sentence for Truck Driver Sparks Calls for Clemency and Sentencing Reform
The case of Rogel Aguilera-Mederos has garnered national attention and sparked calls for sentencing reform. The truck driver was sentenced earlier this month under mandatory minimum guidelines to 110 years for a fatal pileup on I-70 two years ago caused […]
Omicron Update: Staying Safe Over The Holidays
Many COVID watchers are nervously observing a rapid rise in Omicron variant cases. KGNU’s Alexis Kenyon spoke with Dr. Susan Butler-Wu associate professor of clinical pathology at the University of Southern California about testing and what the Omicron variant means […]
Ethiopians and Eritreans in Colorado Protest “Biased” Media Coverage of Conflict
Members of the Ethiopian and Eritrean communities of Colorado rallied on the steps of the State Capitol yesterday to protest what they describe as a disinformation campaign by mainstream media outlets in coverage of the conflict in Ethiopia. They say […]
Agricultural Workers Hold Day Of The Dead Vigil Outside CDLE Offices in Denver
Today is Day of the Dead. Although it’s not an official holiday in the U.S. it is celebrated by many in the Latin American immigrant diaspora here. Agricultural workers set up a traditional altar outside of the Colorado Department of […]