The Experts Debate How Voters Should Fund Roadway Fixes: Prop 109 Or Prop 110
Propositions 109 and 110 offer dueling strategies to accomplish long-awaited road and transit improvements.
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Love In The Time Of Voles: Why A CU Scientist Is Studying These Monogamous Mammals
Read moreProfessor Zoe Donaldson studies how humans grieve the loss of romantic, monogamous partners by researching the tiny rodents.
This Nurse Is Taking Audiences Behind The Scenes At Her Hospital—Through Dance
Read moreTara Rynders stages the immersive dance and theater experience at Rose Medical Center, where she works.
Step Aside Boys: Boulder’s Nancy Norton Is First Woman To Win Boston Comedy Festival
Read moreMany of the 30-year comedy veteran's jokes focus on aging, gender fluidity and sexual orientation.
Payday Loans Can Trap Borrowers In A Cycle Of Debt, But Should They Be Wiped Out?
Read moreProposition 111 would cap interest rates at 36 percent on top of Colorado's already strict (by national standards) payday loan regulations.
Denver Poet Gives Voice To Enslaved Black Woman Who Endured Medical Experiments
Read moreDominique Christina wrote poems from both the perspective of Anarcha and from the white doctor who experimented on her, Dr. J. Marion Sims.
Climate Change Means More Rainfall And Flooding, But Not Less Drought. Here's Why
Read moreA new study from the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder predicts more rainfall on fewer, concentrated days leading to more intense flooding.
After A Crime, Can Victim And Perpetrator Connect? Restorative Justice Hopes So
Read moreRestorative justice has rarely been used for sexual assault in Colorado, but victim's advocates have seen success in other areas, even murder and manslaughter cases.
What One NPR Reporter Saw On A Trip To The Epicenter Of Colorado's Suicide Epidemic
Read moreNational correspondent Kirk Siegler visited Grand Junction and Mesa County as part of his reporting on mental health in rural America.
For One Denver Psychotherapist, Suicide And Depression Are Personal Issues
Read moreStacey Freedenthal struggled with depression and attempted suicide when she was in her 20s.
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