On today’s Morning Magazine, We’ll hear from Colorado author Erika Wurth ahead of her appearance on this month’s Radio Book Club, also The largest water supplier in the country has declared a drought emergency. That story and more on This Week in […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear about a semester long reporting project on the aftermath of the Marshall Fire and This Week in Water has more on a pipeline rupture in northeast Kansas that has resulted in the largest inland […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, We’ll examine what’s at stake in the Colorado case heard at the Supreme Court yesterday. Then we’ll look at the on-the-ground effects of another Supreme Court ruling made earlier this year in Wyoming. Then this Week in Water […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we hear about a Denver charter school for predominantly Native American students that’s in danger of closing less than three years after it opened. After that, today marks another anniversary of the Sand Creek Massacre, the […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll share some of the details that have emerged about the attack on Club Q in Colorado Springs. Then we’ll bring you the latest in our Follow the Waste series – this time it’s about contamination […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear more election news. Then, delays in asylum case processing are causing bottlenecks at the US/Mexico border, putting pressure on local shelter capacity. We’ll hear how Denver area groups have built a support network to […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear what’s on the minds of Boulder County voters as they drop off their ballots. We’ll also check in on the mood in Colorado’s 3rd congressional district, currently represented by conservative Lauren Boebert. Then, This […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear about a spin on “trick or treating” that brought pollinator-friendly seed balls to doorsteps on Boulder’s University Hill. After that, a new Marshall Fire recovery center has opened its doors in Louisville. We’ll visit […]
