- A museum and the library in Moffat County that are struggling to survive got unexpected funds from county commissioners this week.
- William Perry Pendley has called climate believers "kooks" and advocated for the selling off of public lands before his appointment at the BLM.
- Colorado Parks and Wildlife said the agency is receiving reports from local wildlife rehabilitators of the pellet gun injuries in birds of prey.
- Jackie Elder of Bailey wonders how to limit plastics. "It’s at the bottom of the ocean, it’s literally raining plastic in Colorado and it feels inescapable," she says.
- Would going to a higher elevation avoid air pollution? The short answer: Nope, it can be worse up there, in fact.
- The highly speculated relocation of the federal agency's headquarters will bring jobs and clout to Grand Junction, supporters say. Rep. Scott Tipton also comments on President Trump's controversial tweets.
- Colorado Public Radio is increasing its environmental reporting with a team dedicated to covering the impact, solutions and political aspects of climate change in the state. We want to know what you wonder about these issues. Do you wonder about how decisions you make as a consumer might affect the climate?
- Early plans are in motion to ease congestion on the interstate. Passenger rail lines traveling to and from Denver are on the table.
- When your Christmas lights go up is up to you. What matters is when your lights come down...
- It's our own middle-of-the-Front Range version of the Farmer’s Almanac.
- Your experiences and interests are important to us. Call 720-358-4029 and we’ll ask you to record your answer.
- In November, Colorado will vote on whether to raise its minimum wage. How does the minimum wage affect you or those around you?
- "This American Life" love stories are featured on Google search for Valentine's Day.
- The Center for Investigative Reporting and PRX, Public Radio Exchange, have teamed up to produce “Reveal.” It debuts on public radio stations across the country this week. It features an exclusive report and data analysis revealing that the Department of Veterans Affairs has overprescribed opiates to veterans since 9/11.
- This week and in the coming months we are going to explore what 60 years of Census Data tell us about where African Americans and Latinos stand in relation to the economic gains of whites.
