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New restrictions on sports betting; public Christian school closes; judge pauses NCAR dismantling
Colorado is putting new restrictions on online sports bets, in the hopes of heading off problem gambling. Then, a Christian public school in Pueblo t…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Tina Peters released; CO representatives weigh in on housing reform; celebrating yard art in Colorado Springs
Tina Peters is officially free, more than half a decade before the end of her full original sentence. You’ll hear her first public remarks, and react…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Polis vetoes video game and social media bills; measuring psychedelic-assisted therapy; accelerated medical school at CU Anschutz
Find out which new bills have been rejected by Gov. Jared Polis. His vetoes include a bill supported by Evergreen families after the shooting at thei…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Denver homicides up; meatpackers locked out in Fort Morgan; a Colorado rover on the moon?
Homicides are way up in Denver this year so far, compared to last year, and that has community members asking whether the city is doing enough to pre…
3 months, 4 weeks ago
Vice President in CO; ethics concerns at Cherry Creek Schools; seed money for future farmers
From a visiting V.P. to aquatic accusations, we hit some of the top stories from around the state. Then, former leaders of the Cherry Creek School Di…
3 months, 4 weeks ago
An alternative to the DIA trains; using wastewater to heat and cool buildings; Denver’s (goose) poopy parks
Denver International Airport’s infamously dysfunctional baggage tunnels will finally see use under a new proposal. The airport plans to use them to c…
4 months ago
The good and the bad in new homelessness numbers; municipal drama in Mountain View; a Tiny Desk finalist from Colorado
The number of people experiencing homelessness last year held steady, but digging into the numbers reveals a potentially concerning trend, when it co…
4 months ago
Colorado’s broken child care system; Air National Guard members in limbo; remembering a chile-growing legend
We look into childcare, why it’s becoming unaffordable for a growing number of Coloradans, and how it could get worse. Then, Colorado’s Congressional…
4 months ago
CO Dems punish Polis for Peters clemency; will Colorado ban surveillance pricing; breweries see a boost
Less than a week after Gov. Jared Polis granted clemency to former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, Polis’ own party has made its displeasure known wit…
4 months ago
Political unknown shakes up GOP primary for gov.; climate-proofing Denver's urban trees; what's wrong with the 'tree of heaven'
Victor Marx is a new name in Colorado politics, but he arrives with a big backstory, and the potential to shake up the Republican primary for governo…
4 months, 1 week ago