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5:19pm

Mon April 25, 2011
Environment

Fish and Wildlife to Consider Listing Arapahoe Snowfly

Photo courtesy of Wild Earth Guardians

Federal biologists say a rare, tiny insect found in northern Colorado may warrant protections under the Endangered Species Act.

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2:04pm

Mon April 25, 2011
Education

CU Announces $1.5 Billion Fundraising Campaign

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The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is one of four campuses that will benefit from the $1.5 billion campaign.

The University of Colorado is launching what it’s calling the most ambitious fundraising campaign in the school’s history.

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5:00am

Mon April 25, 2011
Business

With One Year of Stimulus Left, Low-Income Weatherization Industry Looks to Future

If you want to see stimulus dollars at work, take a visit to the Denver-based nonprofit Veterans Green Jobs. Two and a half years ago, the organization that trains veterans in things like home energy audits occupied just three office cubicles. Today, it’s situated in a 90,000 square-foot office with 85 full-time employees. 

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2:30pm

Fri April 22, 2011
Colorado Inside Out

Congressional Redistricting Not an Easy Task in Colorado

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Coloardo Congressional District Map

The political wrangling continues over a new congressional district map for Colorado, after a bi-partisan group charged with the task of drawing up a new map reached an impasse.  It’s one of the topics our media partners and Colorado Public Television and Colorado Inside Out are discussing.  Here’s host Raj Chohan.

1:57pm

Fri April 22, 2011
State Capitol

Republicans Renew Their Call to Finish Redistricting Work

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Lawmakers are taking Good Friday off as the legislative session moves into its final weeks. But that’s not stopping Republican members of the bipartisan committee on redistricting from renewing their calls to finish the job after hitting an impasse.

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