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Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll learn about a letter sent to state leaders about education during a pandemic. Plus, we’ll hear an investigation into how ketamine is used in our state.

Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll get the latest on the Northern Integrated Supply Project. We’ll also learn about efforts to decide who would get priority for receiving a COVID-19 vaccine, look at how the Affordable Care Act is impacting Senate races, and hear about the challenges — and opportunities — of growing hemp.

Today on Colorado Edition: the latest on Colorado’s census count and statewide residential care facility visitation guidelines. Plus, how our state’s colleges and universities are dealing with COVID-19, and the toll that mask mandates have had on frontline workers.

Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll hear about why Colorado College is moving to online learning. Plus, how arts venues are adapting due to the pandemic, why your insurance premium might be lower this year, and how wildfire smoke impacts the lungs. Finally, we’ll learn about the biology of growing hemp.

Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll hear about a mascot change at two local schools. Plus, what an aluminum can shortage means for breweries. We’ll also hear from a Coloradan who recently finished a thru hike of the Colorado Trail, get the latest on Colorado’s sports teams, and learn about efforts to create the perfect hemp seed.

On a special episode, we hear some of our favorite interviews from the past few months with local authors, starting with Janelle Shane, who tells about what artificial intelligence can and can’t do. Then we speak with Justin Farrell, who explores the world of the ultra-wealthy and their relationship to the environment in the American West. Finally, we hear from Chip Colwell, who co-authored a book about a teacher whose job was to forcibly assimilate Native Americans through education.

Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll hear from the superintendent of the Greeley-Evans School District about how the first few weeks of the school year have gone. Plus, why so many Colorado students don’t have internet access, what the Northern Integrated Supply Project would mean for the Poudre River, and how the demand for hemp has changed over the past few years. We’ll also hear the tale of the two Erin O’Tooles.

Today on Colorado Edition: We explore the economic impacts of a local wildfire. We also learn about Colorado’s new automatic voter registration and why some plants aren’t fruiting very well this year. We’ll also hear from a local school teacher about what this year will look like for her and her family.

Today on Colorado Edition: We learn why some wildfires spread more than others. We also hear about eviction protections in Colorado and we explore the state’s push for greater access to COVID-19 testing. Plus, we discuss two reports that tell us about the state of arts in Colorado.

Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll learn about how the start of the school year is going in our state. Plus, we’ll visit the Quitobaquito Springs, and hear about preparations for flu season.