- Months after they fled their country, thousands of Afghan refugees remain in temporary housing on U.S. military bases across the country. Local district attorney John Kellner, a Marine Corps reservist, recently returned from Fort Pickett, Virginia, where he helped refugees waiting to move to more permanent homes around the country.
- They hold different political views but former secretaries of state Madeleine Albright and Condoleezza Rice share a connection to the University of Denver, and to a common mentor there. Professor Josef Korbel was Albright’s father and the teacher who set Rice on her career path. The two former secretaries met, virtually, a few weeks ago for a conversation sponsored by DU. They talked about their connection to the university and about American policy in the age of disinformation and COVID-19. Their appearance coincided with the inauguration of the university’s new chancellor, Jeremy Haefner.
- There’s a little snow on the mountains and the occasional frost warning along the Front Range. But that’s no reason for gardeners to abandon all hope. So, what’s to be done to keep plants growing and to prepare for next season? We’ve collected your questions, and ours, for educator and landscaper Fatuma Emmad, co-founder of Frontline Farming.