- Tanzania is a big place with big creatures. But don't forget to note the little ones, including the insects, Robert J. Ross says.
- CPR listeners share their thoughts about Sue Klebold, who has a new book, "A Mother’s Reckoning."
- Gary Stabb's usually sculpts prehistoric beasts -- like dinosaurs -- but finally got access to an elusive stone age mummy.
- CU researchers found that the "Ferguson Effect" isn't the cause of the uptick in crime last year.
- Water is a public resource and some worry that if wealth determines who gets water, some will be left out.
- In some ways, "we are all becoming migrants," says Thomas Nail, noting everything from political upheaval overseas to the subprime mortgage crisis in the U.S.
- Trumbo was the screenwriter behind Oscar-winning films like "Spartacus" and "Roman Holiday." A new movie tells his story.
- The Himalayas may have more "megaquakes" in store in the near future say Colorado scientists.
- Ugland House in the Cayman Islands is a five-story office building that houses more than 18,000 companies -- at least on paper. It's also described as a "tax haven."
- You would think that typewriters went the way of the dodo, but people still sell and repair them.
- A housing tax credit and making leveling the "playing field" for Coloradans are on House Speaker Dickey Lee Hullinghorst's agenda in 2016.
- Medicaid funding and construction defects are among the items on Senate President Bill Cadman's mind heading into the 2016 legislative session.
- Joe Garcia says higher education in Colorado and Indian health improved during his tenure, but that there's still more to do.
- Red light and speed enforcement cameras chime in during Colorado Matters' regular listener feedback segment.
- Why two lawmakers are undaunted by Gov. John Hickenlooper's veto pen.
- How does the "galactic senate" work, anyway?
