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We hear from one of the co-authors of a new report that advocates for denser, more compact housing development in the city of Boulder to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. We also hear about a new analysis which has found that development in Colorado and the US has lead to the […]
With the recent decriminalization of psilocybin in Denver and now Oakland, there is a renewed interest on psychedelic drugs. New research is uncovering that some psychedelic drugs could in fact be an effective treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other mental health problems. KGNU’s Katie Bursack spoke with some psychologists […]
Saturday, August 10th in Boulder, people will gather for the 5th annual Walk to End Alzheimer's on the CU campus. Money raised through the event goes to help the Alzheimer's Association provide services to people living with the disease and support for the families and caregivers. It also goes to […]
Susan Greene, editor at the Colorado Independent, has investigated the use of solitary confinement on immigrants who are detained at the GEO run immigrant detention facility in Aurora. The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.
Boulder took another step forward last night to build a public broadband fiber network. A survey of local residents last year showed overwhelming support to get the project started. The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.
We continue our summer series looking at hunger issues, with a report on a group that works to harvest fruit from trees, fruit that otherwise would not be eaten. The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.
On Friday, cyclists gathered for a critical mass event in downtown Denver, with about 100 people on bikes cycling around the city to call for increased safety on the road for cyclists in the wake of two recent deaths of cyclists in the city. But Denver is not alone in […]
Thursday, the first field hearing of the U.S. House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis took place in Boulder. We hear from some of the elected officials who testified in front of the committee as well as from activists who rallied outside beforehand demanding immediate action on the climate crisis. […]
Today is Colorado Day and it’s also the first day of the tenure of William Wei as the new state historian. The professor of history at CU Boulder is an expert in Asian American history in the Rocky Mountain West, his latest book is Asians in Colorado: A History of […]
