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A team of scientists, including CSU professor Rick Aster, recently spent years peering beneath the largest mass of ice on Earth. What they found under Antarctica’s massive glaciers could help predict how climate change will impact sea levels around the world. We hear more, on today's In The NoCo.

R. Alan Brooks is a Denver-based graphic novelist, whose work touches on modern-day politics and culture – including the award-winning comic he writes for The Colorado Sun. Ahead of his appearance at this weekend’s Fort Collins Comic-Con, he joins In The NoCo to talk about his life and work.

Grasshoppers are everywhere on the Front Range this summer. And the current blight could be just a taste of what’s to come in the next few years. We talk with a CSU insect expert to learn why the grasshoppers are here, and what we can do about them, on today’s In The NoCo.

Urban wildfires leave their mark on more than the land. They change the chemistry of our waterways and affect the organisms living there. On today’s In the NoCo we hear why urban wildfires can contribute to things like algae blooms.

Energy officials in Colorado think it’s time to start investing in geothermal electricity. They say it offers a way to stabilize the electric grid, which is increasingly powered by wind and solar, and offers an opportunity for low-income communities to benefit. We hear from the head of the Colorado Energy Office today on In The NoCo.

Colorado is known for world-class skiing – and almost all of it is open to anyone. A proposed new development near Steamboat Springs could change that, with a community of luxury homes, complete with a private ski area. We explore what the project could mean for the future of private resorts in the state, on In The NoCo.

A new shelter for young people experiencing homelessness is open in Denver. The building itself was thoughtfully designed to help heal and empower the people who enter. On today's In The NoCo, we hear from an architect who incorporated ‘trauma-informed design’ to create the Urban Peak Mothership.

If high mortgage interest rates are making you feel trapped in your home, you’re not alone. Many Coloradans bought houses at historically low interest rates during the pandemic. Now they feel tethered to that mortgage even if they badly need an upgrade. Hear how we got here and where we might be headed on today’s In The NoCo.

A group of Colorado ski towns wants the ability to tax homeowners who let their vacation houses sit empty for long stretches. And they’re asking state lawmakers to help them do it. We discuss their proposal on today's In The NoCo.

Stephanie Sprenger is a standup comedian who jokes about being a single mom and dating again after going through a divorce. She’s part of a group presenting an evening of comedy and storytelling focused on womanhood this Thursday in Lafayette. Today on In The NoCo, she shares some laughs.