July 18, 2025: Tip and overtime tax pause, another psychedelic that’s legal now, Manitou Springs’ spring water
Will Colorado tax your overtime pay and tips, even with the federal pause?
Colorado Today
The Colorado Today podcast brings you the statewide news you need in less than 15 minutes a day. Get connected with your community and understand how the biggest stories in Colorado impact your life. Available each weekday morning at 6:00 a.m. with hosts Bazi Kanani and Arlo Pérez Esquivel.
Latest Episodes
July 17, 2025: Denver police defend shooting, Rockies fan boycott, tracking condors, Winter Park Jazz fest
The Rockies are on track to lose more games than any other team in over a century. Could a fan boycott change that?
July 16, 2025: Wildfire decision saves neighborhoods, summer camp disaster preps, Cirque du Soleil performers
Wildfires have threatened neighborhoods this week, and closed a national park. You’ll get the info you need on the fires across the state.
July 15, 2025: Planned Parenthood’s future, paramedic charged in death, poet laureate’s final words, wildfire smoke
Planned Parenthood tells thousands of people it can’t legally serve them anymore. Hear why, and what that means for patients.
July 14, 2025: Farmers lose climate grants but make gains, election office attacked, how to pronounce Buena Vista
About half of Colorado’s land is used for farming and ranching. The Trump administration is making several changes to their funding.
July 11, 2025: State copes with federal funds loss, dangerous shelter conditions, Black arts festival, dinosaur bones
With Trump’s new tax law in effect, Colorado lawmakers have to figure out how to rewrite the state budget – and if they’ll try to make up for cuts to healthcare.
July 10, 2025: EV subsidies winding down, Nederland’s plan to buy Eldora, rural theater’s big milestone, runaway bull
Your chances to get a big subsidy to buy an electric car or truck are fading fast, which could also affect Colorado’s emissions goals.
July 9, 2025: Contamination and bad labeling on cannabis, flooding risk, Ute exhibit, heat advisory
Regulators and consumers do not have a good grip on what’s in the cannabis on dispensary shelves.
