Listen: Download Audio Flood Watch Continues For Denver Area Thursday’s steady rainfall made it the wettest day in Denver since March 14, 2021. According to The Denver Post, the storm that began Wednesday has dumped almost 20 percent of Denver’s […]
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“How you the city can tell me that the project that is placed north and west of where the flooding occurs is going to protect people is beyond me.” Denver City Council is set to vote on a proposed increase […]
Professor Katherine Browne, an anthropologist from Colorado State University studied an extended family from New Orleans and how they were impacted by Hurricane Katrina. She followed their journey in the documentary Still Waiting, Life after Katrina and in her latest […]
“There have been high water levels and snow has been melting since early Spring.” Suzanne Paschke, Associate Director for Hydrologic Studies for the United States Geological Survey in Colorado says this is a high water year for Front Range rivers and […]
