Colorado Matters

Colorado researchers are tackling the fight against COVID-19 on several fronts. Then, volunteers answer the call for help in Gunnison County during the pandemic. Plus, crunching the numbers in the models used to predict the course of the coronavirus. Also, remembering the namesake of CBD’s “Charlotte’s Web.” And how to host a virtual game night.

9News’ Kyle Clark talks about the virtual town hall he moderated with Gov. Jared Polis about the state’s response to COVID-19. Then, Vic Vela, CPR weekend host and creator of the podcast “Back From Broken,” shares his own story of addiction and recovery, as well as the challenges of recovery in isolation during the pandemic.

Outdoorsman and Colorado author Craig Childs talks about getting outside responsibly during the stay-at home directive. Then, tracking deaths in Colorado’s senior care centers. Plus, answering questions about essential businesses like child care and construction. And a nurse in Moffat County shares perspectives on the pandemic.

A Fort Collins company is making low-cost ventilators for Colorado. That’s just one example of the effort by a special state task force established to answer the need. Plus, isolation can start to weigh on relationships. Today, how to keep togetherness from becoming too much of a good thing. And a rabbi’s perspective on Passover during a pandemic.

Meet Pickin’ Peggy: She’s switched to remote performances from her bathroom for nursing home residents. Then, an update on COVID-19 from an ER physician at UCHealth. Later, how Coloradans show solidarity by clapping and howling at 8 p.m. Finally, CSU Extension Master Gardener Loni Gaudet is back to answer your questions this season.

An Englewood restaurant owner reflects on closing, and helping others. Then, CU Anschutz researchers are working on ways to treat COVID-19. Plus, using furnace filters in medical masks. And the new CPR podcast, “At a Distance,” shares the story of a woman with unique perspective on living in isolation and her easy ways to make it bearable.

A Denver family recounts what it’s like to lose a loved one to the novel coronavirus. Then, the toll this shutdown has taken on the state’s ski resorts. Plus, tips for parents and children on how to keep anxieties in check. Finally, two Colorado comedians provide a little levity and laughter.

When will items like toilet paper and ground beef be consistently available again? We get insight into the supply chain and what to expect at stores. Plus, how local musicians are performing while staying at home. And, exploring the evolution of music in Colorado over the past 50 years.