Brian Larson

News Director

I joined KUNC in 1993 as the local host of All Things Considered. Since then I've worked my way through every job there is in the news department finally settling in as News Director in 2008. It's a privilege to work with a talented and dedicated staff covering Colorado news each day. And to think that I had never listened to public radio prior to coming to KUNC.

email: brian.larson@kunc.org

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9:00am

Tue September 18, 2012
Politics

16 Candidates Vying For President in Colorado

Credit Brian Larson

There are only three statewide ballot questions facing voters this November. But when it comes to electing a president, Coloradans have plenty to choose from.

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2:48pm

Mon September 17, 2012
Politics

Colorado’s Election Ballot Is Set

After some drama last week – Colorado’s election ballot is finally set. Of the three statewide questions facing voters – one is largely a symbolic measure, another was referred by the legislature and the third seeks to legalize possession of small amounts of marijuana.

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1:45pm

Fri September 14, 2012
Politics

Mitt Romney to Campaign in Pueblo

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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney will make a campaign stop in Colorado on Sunday. It’s his first visit since August and since clinching the party nomination in Florida last month.

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10:08am

Fri September 14, 2012
Education

CSU Planning For Future Without State Funding

Credit Colorado State University

Colorado State University President Tony Frank is warning of a future without state funding for higher education within 10 years if Colorado doesn't change the way it manages its resources.

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2:31pm

Mon September 10, 2012
Business

More Cuts for HP, Colorado Impact Still Unknown

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Hewlett Packard will cut more jobs in an effort to turn the company around. On Monday the computer maker announced an additional 2,000 jobs will be eliminated on top the 27,000 worldwide cuts announced last May.

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