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10:34am

Sun May 19, 2013
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Colorado

Pikes Peak Park: Colorado’s Deadliest Neighborhood

By and Kevin Vaughn
Credit Joe Mahoney / I-News Network at Rocky Mountain PBS
A graffiti-ridden "Neighborhood Watch" sign at the edge of Census Tract 54:00 in Colorado Springs on May 3, 2013.

A Colorado Springs neighborhood of 1960s tract homes, apartments and schools led the state in gun deaths over the 12 years between the mass shooting tragedies at Columbine High and the Aurora theater.

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9:00am

Sun May 19, 2013
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inTune Station Blog

Society of Professional Journalists Recognizes KUNC News Department

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KUNC reporters Grace Hood and Nathan Heffel.

The KUNC newsroom was recognized with 8 awards in the 2013 SPJ Top of the Rockies journalism competition.

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Edward R. Murrow Awards
Colorado Broadcasters Association
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11:31am

Sat May 18, 2013
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Environment

Say Hello To Staunton, Colorado’s Newest Park

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Credit Friends of Staunton State Park
Francis Staunton's donation of over 1,700 homestead acres and recently acquired surrounding areas make up the new Staunton State Park

About nine miles west of Conifer a new state park is opening May 18th.

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Colorado State Parks
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9:05am

Sat May 18, 2013
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Craft Beer Week

New Beer Supports A Butterfly That Loves Hops As Much As You

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Credit Photo courtesy of Rob Schorr
Hops Blue Butterfly

The hops blue butterfly is unique to Colorado. Not much is known about the insect except for one interesting fact: it lives off hops.

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Series: Craft Beer Week
Colorado
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9:00am

Sat May 18, 2013
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marc on the blues

There's Been More Than One "King of the Blues"

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Credit YouTube - Dave Murphy
Screencap from YouTube of Freddie King blues legend - Goin' Down (Live)

Once upon a time there were three kings: B. B., Albert and Freddie. Most Blues fans know B. B. and Albert, but Freddie died too young to get the recognition he truly deserved.

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