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  • Today on Colorado Edition: We hear about how telemedicine services are thriving during the pandemic. We’ll also explore how protests have changed over the last few months, and we hear how some Colorado researchers are combating misinformation and conspiracies about vaccines. Plus, we discuss what we can learn from two camps that avoided COVID-19 outbreaks this summer.
  • Today on Colorado Edition: We get a follow up on KUNC’s investigation into the use of ketamine by medics working with law enforcement. Plus, we take a look at the student housing market in Northern Colorado.
  • Today on Colorado Edition: We learn about redrawing legislative and congressional districts in Colorado and we dive into the debate over the location of Larimer County’s voter-approved behavioral health facility. We’ll also hear about volunteer-driven data collection and a new model for policing in Steamboat Springs. Plus, we explore the questions researchers still have surrounding COVID-19.
  • Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll learn about the impact of remote learning on child development. Plus, what Colorado’s colleges and universities have planned for the fall. We’ll also hear from the founder of the BlacademicUS Twitter account, and learn about the impact of the Americans with Disabilities Act on education.
  • Today on Colorado Edition: We break down the statewide questions that will show up on ballots this November. We also hear about a deal between Xcel Energy and the city of Boulder that could spell the end of the city’s quest for a municipal utility. Plus, we hear about mental health services for students in the Adams 14 school district being moved online, and we travel to the US-Canada border to hear how the border shutdown is affecting local communities.
  • Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll learn about the presence of guns at recent protests. Plus, we’ll have a conversation about accessibility in the art world, talk with Colorado’s new state historian, and get a preview of the upcoming basketball season.
  • Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll hear the reaction of an Aurora community member to the appointment of the city’s new police chief. Plus, how Colorado State University’s football team is handling the coronavirus. We’ll also learn about preparations for ski season in the Roaring Fork Valley, and get a preview of the Avalanche’s upcoming season.
  • Today on Colorado Edition: We hear about the state education department’s guidance for reopening schools. We’ll go to Fort Morgan for an Eid al-Adha prayer service and learn about wastewater testing for coronavirus. Plus, we hear about the psychologists working to change the way we view our individual role within the pandemic, and we dive into the senate candidates taking credit for the state’s strong pre-pandemic economy.
  • Today on a special episode of Colorado Edition: we’ll hear a series of reporting on water investment in the West.
  • Today on Colorado Edition: We speak with the head of Larimer County’s health department about its coronavirus response. We also check in on the state of the oil and gas industry and we learn about mask-wearing norms. Plus, with federal unemployment benefits ending, we explore what impact it will have on Coloradans.
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