June 18, 2025: Deputy tips off ICE, Trump changes wildfire fighting, Juneteenth celebration
A new executive order changes staffing and technology to fight wildfires.
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
June 17, 2025: Election denier to pay millions, county seeks break with state laws, major landslide, spectacular garden
Leaders of conservative Douglas County want voters to give them more authority.
June 16, 2025: Push to sell public lands, National Park cuts, protests across Colorado, where to see indie films
Then, Congress could force the sale of public lands in Colorado, and we’ll explain cuts planned for the National Parks.
June 13, 2025: DOJ demands Colorado voter records, health insurance premiums to rise, grocery strike update, Balloon Boy
The U.S. Justice Department made an unprecedented demand for all of Colorado’s election data from the past two elections. We explore why.
June 12, 2025: ICE Protests in CO, climate research cuts at NCAR, art stolen by Nazis recovered
Protests over immigration enforcement that sprang up in Los Angeles over the weekend have now spread to Colorado.
June 11, 2025: State notified feds before Boulder attack, Denver homelessness claims, fruit crops damaged
Denver claims a historic drop in unsheltered homelessness. We fact check the claim.
June 10, 2025: Polis lawsuit response, your wildfire risk, free lunches vote, Samba royalty crowned
Just a few years ago Coloradans voted to fund free meals at schools, but the program is running out of money already.
June 9, 2025: Whistleblower’s immigration lawsuit, attacked Boulder group returns, hazardous chemicals where you fish
A whistleblower is suing Governor Jared Polis, because Polis told him he needed to hand over information about unaccompanied immigrant children to federal officials.
