
Denver journalist-turned-actor rising in Hollywood
Denver actor Scott Takeda shares his story of moving from behind the TV news camera to appearing in the bright lights of Hollywood.

Denver entrepreneur finds innovative uses for junk
A Denver entrepreneur has created a market for huge used items like the cables from ski chair lifts and the artificial turf from a Harvard soccer field.

The Ripple Effect: What happens when fracking and water intersect in Colorado?
Our series, Fracking and Water: The Ripple Effect, investigates how much water is used, recycled, transported and disposed of in Colorado.

Fracking may not deserve the blame for high water prices
“The Ripple Effect” examines whether the oil and gas boom is driving up the price of water. Some residents worry that the industry’s deep pockets will price farmers out of business. But, the truth is far more complicated.

Could water from oil and gas help Colorado’s water shortages? It’s complicated
The quantity and quality of water that comes to the surface depends on the geology of the area and the depth of of the well.

Why gas patch residents should test their water regularly
A new CU-Boulder program teaches residents who live near oil and gas development how to monitor their water.

Why one scientist believes fracking in Colorado won’t pollute your tap water
CPR’s series Fracking and Water: The Ripple Effect continues this week with a look at whether natural gas is leaking into water wells.

Shale energy revolution ‘unstoppable’ says new book ‘The Boom’
The Wall Street Journal’s senior energy reporter explores two big question in a new book: Will fracking provide the energy to power the world? And at what cost?

How much water are oil and gas operators recycling? The answer isn’t clear
We continue our series Fracking and Water: The Ripple Effect with a look at how much water the oil and gas industry is recycling.

State attorneys general wrestle with regulating fracking
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers is hosting colleagues from 11 other states to discuss oil and gas drilling.

Drilling for oil and gas drives Colo. trucking boom
In the first installment of our series Fracking and Water: The Ripple Effect, we examine how trucking factors into the local economy and what local residents are saying.

Slideshow: A tour through Colorado oil and gas fields
Take a walk through an oil operation to learn the difference between a drilling rig, a fracking operation or a completed well.

Hemp symposium helps farmers navigate new industry
Industrial hemp is legal in Colorado, but growers have many unanswered questions.

Colorado residents exposed to high levels of radon
New state data indicates that all 64 counties in Colorado are at high risk for radon.

Boulder astrophysicist simplifies Einstein’s theories
Author and scientist Jeffrey Bennett is on a quest to help all of us understand Albert Einstein’s most famous theories.

Lauren Casteel inducted into Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame
Lauren Y. Casteel is a 2014 inductee into the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame. She was the first African American woman to lead a Colorado Foundation.