Colorado In Depth

The first 100 days of President Trump’s second time as president is seen by many as a good indicator of what is to come. Early on, he set out his agenda to be tough on immigration, reduce the size of government and overhaul education. How has this affected Coloradans so far? CPR News journalists explain how Trump’s policies are changing lives in Colorado.

A quirky pair of entrepreneurs want to make electricity using hot water from a mile underground.

In the search for longevity and how to live well, it helps to get advice from your elders.

Colorado is home to one of the largest medical trials for psilocybin, the compound in magic mushrooms.

This is an episode of the CPR podcast Colorado in Depth.

Stories from four people who survived the shooting at Club Q reflect on the past year, in their own words.

McClain’s story has brought about reforms to the rules for police in Colorado, and it has put law enforcement in Aurora under state oversight, to stop a pattern of racist policing. The incident has taught Colorado how to effectively oversee conduct by law enforcement – and what happens when we don’t.

This episode of Colorado In Depth shows how we can reuse more of the water we already use, as the Colorado River dries up.