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What Should Coloradans Know About Ticks?
As Coloradans hit the trails this summer, the fear of ticks may loom in the back of many of their minds. Ticks are blood-sucking pests that are notorious for carrying Lyme disease and a lot of myths about what they are and how to avoid them. KGNU’S Alexis Kenyon spoke […]
FEMA Administrator Met To Discuss Progress On The Marshall Fire Recovery
Several local elected officials from Boulder County, Louisville, and Superior, along with U.S. Representative Joe Neguse, met with the Federal Management Agency Administrator Deanne Chriswell yesterday in Louisville. The group met as part of a roundtable discussion on the progress of the Marshall Fire recovery. KGNU's Rossana Longo-Better was there. […]
Abortion Ruling Removes Cornerstone From Legal Structure Sustaining Civil Rights
People across the country are still digesting the ruling handed down by a Supreme Court majority that effectively overruled a pillar of reproductive rights that had been in place for 50 years. While it wasn’t necessarily a surprise, it still sent out shock waves. On today’s A Public Affair, KGNU […]
OutSources – What is an ally? A conversation with Glenda Russell and Joel Edelstein
Join OutSources host Karen Raforth in a discussion with psychologist, historian, and activist Glenda Russell plus recent ally award winner, former KGNU news director, and current Connections host/producer, Joel Edelstein. We discuss allies. What is an ally? What are the kinds (situational/relationship/role or passion about social justice or religion or […]
What Supreme Court Ruling On New York Concealed Carry Could Mean For Colorado Gun Laws
The overruling of 50 years of protected legal access to abortion services wasn’t the only controversial decision handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court last week. A six to three majority ruled in favor of the New York Rifle and Pistol Association in a challenge to the state's concealed carry […]
