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On this week’s Colorado Edition, a look at some of the objects people have recovered from the ashes of the Marshall Fire. We also look at a new report on the fire’s destruction. We also speak with a Boulder teacher who recently climbed to the summit of Mount Everest.

Today on Colorado Edition: We talk with a public health official about recent coronavirus case numbers and additional public health measures. We also get a look at the state of Colorado’s travel industry and we check in on the mental health outlook for northern Colorado.

Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll learn about the governor’s efforts to sell lawmakers on a coronavirus relief package. Plus, we’ll look at the latest impacts of the pandemic on education, and learn about a non-police response program in Denver. Finally, we’ll hear from the University of Denver's Prison Arts Initiative.

Today on Colorado Edition: We take a look at Boulder County’s move to the state’s new COVID restriction level, announced earlier this week. We’ll also hear from a doctor working across state lines about how the pandemic is going from her point of view. Plus, we’ll learn more about an anticipated surge of coronavirus-related hospitalizations in the Roaring Fork Valley, and we’ll see how the work-from-home trend is playing out here in Colorado.

Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll learn about a new study that looks at the impact of COVID-19 on mental health. Plus, how ski areas and art venues have been impacted by new restrictions, and we’ll hear about two different Jefferson Counties.

Today on Colorado Edition: We take a look at Colorado’s COVID-19 vaccine plan, and how the state’s response to the pandemic impacts local public health directors. We’ll also learn about how a key coronavirus metric used in our state could be off. Plus, we’ll hear how Colorado’s choirs are keeping up the practice, even during the pandemic.

Today on Colorado Edition: we’ll hear from a local doctor about an increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations. Plus, we’ll look at the spread of COVID-19 in fire camps. We’ll also discuss how election results will impact education in our state, and learn about an unusual method to control erosion.

Today on special episode of Colorado Edition: We’ll hear four stories out of Wyoming and Colorado about the intersection of water and wildfires, including a look at how wildfires impacted water in Yellowstone National Park. The stories are a part of KUNC’s Wildfire and Water series.

Today on Colorado Edition: We learn more about the Boulder Valley School District’s decision to end their school resource officer program. We’ll also take a look at what local public health measures mean for businesses. Plus, we’ll hear about trauma-informed yoga for military veterans, and we’ll dive into recent controversy surrounding metadata and public lands.

Today on Colorado Edition: We learn what’s next after Coloradans voted this year to reintroduce gray wolves to our state. We’ll also explore why it was such a close race. Plus, we’ll take a look at what environmental policy could look like under the incoming Biden-Harris administration. Lastly, we’ll hear about one man’s work to keep Estes Park online during the recent wildfires.