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Last week, Colorado's chapter of the Special Olympics held a Hall of Fame induction ceremony honoring athletes, coaches and families of the year.

Northern Colorado schools are seeing a noticeable absence of school bus drivers, and this industry is only the latest casualty of the ongoing worker shortage.

On today’s episode of Colorado Edition, we hear the latest on water supply issues in the West. We also get an update on Larimer County’s new mask requirements, and learn about the growing industry of green technology.

Ski map artist James Niehues recently announced his retirement from hand-painting ski trail maps. But Niehues is passing the torch of his craft forward to a Montana-based cartographer and illustrator.

Throughout the month of October, there are plenty of spooky experiences to be had across northern Colorado – from corn mazes to haunted houses. But how about a few old-fashioned ghost stories, told with music and dance next to a crackling campfire -- all of them based on tales of hauntings, murder and the supernatural drawn from Colorado lore?LuneAseas is a multimedia collaborative based in Fort Collins that incorporates music, dance, theater, visual art and fashion into unique performance experiences. And to celebrate Halloween, they’ve created Grim Mountain Legends to immerse guests in the haunted history of Colorado.

On today’s episode of Colorado Edition, we learn why school board races across the country are becoming increasingly contentious ahead of the November election. We also look at a ballot proposal that would fund new tutoring programs for students. And, we hear how Fort Collins venues are navigating the latest COVID-19 guidelines.

With the November election fast approaching, issues like COVID-19 and teaching about racism are causing uproars at school board meetings nationwide.

Live music and entertainment have roared back to life in Northern Colorado after many venues were forced to close for months due to the pandemic. Most venues have extensive COVID-19 safety precautions in place, including requirements for face masks and proof of vaccination or a negative test.

On today’s episode of Colorado Edition, we hear about a ballot measure meant to weaken the power of the state's executive branch. We also learn how the newest historic landmark in Fort Collins is groundbreaking in its preservation of the city’s Black history.

The former home of Fort Collins’ first known African American high school graduate is now the city's first historic landmark associated with Black history.