Dec. 12, 2022: Indigenous cold cases; Teacher of the Year hits a high note

‹‹ Colorado Matters

By Ryan Warner

December 12, 2022

20221209-ARRON-JULIAN-MISSING-MURDERED-INDIGENOUS-LIAISON — Arron Julian is Colorado's first-ever Liaison for Missing or Murdered Indigenous Relatives. "We have cases reported to our office right now dating back to 2002," he tells Colorado Matters.

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Dec. 12, 2022: Indigenous cold cases; Teacher of the Year hits a high note

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To solve cases of missing and murdered Indigenous Coloradans, the state created a new office. Then, the plan is taking shape to reintroduce gray wolves to Colorado. Plus, Colorado's new teacher of the year hits just the right note with his students through his love of music. And a reptile rescuer near Boulder wants people to reconsider giving animals as gifts.