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Despite the financial constraints from the pandemic, some new businesses are flourishing in Yuma County. And, we talk with AARP Colorado’s state director about how to cast a ballot in the June 28 primaries.

In today’s episode we listen back to some of our favorite segments - including conversations with a Fort Collins veterinarian who traveled to the Ukrainian border to help refugees fleeing with their pets, and with two Colorado women who created an online, modern-day version of the Green Book to help people find businesses that are inclusive and welcoming for members of marginalized communities.

Among many things the COVID-19 pandemic revealed was just how undervalued many essential workers are. In today’s Colorado Edition, we talk with Denver-based author and blogger Adam Kaat who chronicled his experience as a grocery store cashier in his novel Life on the Grocery Line: A Frontline Experience in a Global Pandemic. And we hear what climate experts are saying about how much water will be available this summer in the Colorado River.

On this episode of Colorado Edition, victims of the Marshall Fire revisit homes lost and tell the story of salvaged objects. Also in this episode: how beavers are helping reshape rivers and streams; how a nonprofit is helping DACA recipients in Colorado.

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.