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A History Colorado exhibit offers a powerful look at the role women have played in grieving families

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This composer wrote new music using ancient percussion instruments discovered in Colorado

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How a new program hopes to enable teachers to use Colorado's ‘red flag’ law if a student shows troubling behavior

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Headed out for a fall hike? Here’s how to coexist with elk, bighorn sheep and other Colorado wildlife

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How a CSU professor uses Taylor Swift’s lyrics to teach the art of translating English into Spanish

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These cuddly, crocheted monsters at the Denver Art Museum help visitors wrestle with difficult feelings

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Family farms on the Eastern Plains are the focus as KUNC's ‘Colorado Dream’ podcast returns for Season 5

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Fall can be a busy – and scary – time for bear encounters. Here’s how to stay safe during hikes

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How baseballs with thicker seams could help the Colorado Rockies move past their worst season ever

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Visitors love the hairy, eight-legged stars of La Junta’s annual Tarantula Fest. Here's why

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Can a unique training program at Colorado Mountain College help solve a ski industry shortage?

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Texts and video captured during last week’s Evergreen High shooting offer glimpses of what students experienced

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Historians say they’ve identified the oldest known photo taken in Colorado. Here’s what the image reveals

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For two decades, this Boulder duo has thrilled kids with songs about nature. Now Jeff and Paige are making a TV show

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A new space telescope will search for other planets that could host life. This CU astronomer recently joined the search

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Three skiers made the first-ever crossing of Colorado in 1978. A new documentary retraces their journey

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KUNC just made painful budget cuts. Here’s why – and what it means for the community

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Lincoln Hills provided a haven for Black Americans to enjoy the outdoors. A History Colorado exhibit explores its importance

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Breckenridge is the latest mountain town to become a ‘dark sky’ community. Will Colorado see a wave of astro-tourism?

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Why CU scientists are creating ‘cyborg’ jellyfish that could transform ocean exploration

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Wildlife, and human lives, along the Colorado River are the focus of a striking new documentary

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Ever dream of keeping your own chickens in the backyard? Here’s how to get started

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The ‘chaos garden’ trend promises colorful, stress-free flowerbeds. Is it actually as easy as it sounds?

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How this Loveland kindergarten teacher’s positive outlook on life is written into her children’s books

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Bison hold a special place in the American West. An unusual CSU program helps restore their numbers

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An extensive study looked at the potential of cannabis for treating cancer. Here’s why the findings surprised the researchers

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Why having a pet during childhood could help your body process stress, according to CU researchers

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Fireflies are a rare sight in Colorado. Scientists at the Butterfly Pavilion have a plan to change that

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Looking for motivation to go for a run? Try pack burro racing, a uniquely Colorado sport

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Colorado’s aspen trees are showing their fall colors while it’s still August. Is that a bad thing?

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Why a Cañon City exhibition displays — and sells — art by inmates at Colorado’s ‘Supermax’ prison

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She’s a therapist for clients who have multiple romantic partners – and says these tips can help any relationship thrive

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How Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ left a hole in Colorado’s budget – and how lawmakers might address it

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Invasive zebra mussels devastate ecosystems. Can officials stop them from harming the Colorado River?

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Colorado mountain towns saw a dip in tourism this summer. Where did those visitors go?

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We have nothing to fear from Colorado’s ‘demon’ bunnies (but keep your pet rabbit away from them)

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Why a secret weapon against climate change might be hiding in your shower or air conditioner

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How a gecko’s ability to cling to surfaces could help CU scientists make stickier – and better – cancer treatments

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The world’s largest wildlife overpass will soon span I-25. Here’s how it will help animals – and drivers

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Some students may have lost their ‘grit.’ Here’s how teachers and parents can help them get it back

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Inside one of Colorado’s first energy-smart homes, inspired by Jimmy Carter’s push for renewables

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Cases of marijuana intoxication in dogs have grown in Colorado. Here’s how to protect your pets

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How Boulder's ‘Blue Envelope’ program aims to transform how people with disabilities interact with law enforcement

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Some dinosaurs were dancing 100 million years ago. A scientist explains why a site in Colorado was so popular

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President Trump said his immigration policy is focused on ‘the worst of the worst.’ Colorado ICE arrest data says otherwise

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Who were the women that inspired the names of some of Colorado’s iconic landmarks? A new book explores their stories

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Driving a semi on I-70 can be treacherous. This Colorado trucking school trains drivers for the challenges of mountain roads

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Why AI may soon be used to help judges and referees call professional sports

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Aspen groves help slow the spread of wildfire. Here’s what that means for mountain towns

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Win or lose, Colorado Rockies fans love their struggling team. That may be a problem

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What a veteran journalist learned from trying psychedelic therapy – and how it made his life better

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Trails on many of Colorado’s tallest peaks are in bad shape. This team helps repair them for future hikers

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Colorado’s dry, sunny climate can be tough on vegetable gardens. Here’s how to help yours thrive

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Colorado schools have a teacher shortage. Could an unusual apprenticeship program help close the gap?

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Why a new CU study raises doubts about the accuracy of labels on cannabis products

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How a unique network of volunteers monitors Colorado’s butterfly population – and why their findings are troubling

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Many of the country’s most promising young orchestra musicians spend their summer in Breckenridge. Here’s why

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Alpine rescue crews in Colorado are saving more people by helicopter this summer. It’s dangerous work

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The U.S. Senate appears ready to vote on federal funding for public media. Sen. John Hickenlooper has some thoughts

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The ‘Balloon Boy’ incident captivated the nation. A new documentary revisits the story

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Tubing season is a highlight of summer in Steamboat Springs. Here’s why it’s likely to end early this year

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Climate change could make Colorado lawns suffer. Here’s how to help yours adapt

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Meet the CU researcher exploring how AI could help us reconnect with a dead loved one

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The emerald ash borer is spreading across the Front Range. Here’s how to protect your trees

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The new podcast ‘Senseless’ looks at life after a mass shooting in Boulder

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Why a plan to use federal land to ease housing shortages could be controversial – or well-received – in Western communities

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How NREL scientists developed solar panels that help grow bigger, tastier crops

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Loud fireworks can make Independence Day tough for veterans with PTSD. Here’s how to help

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How Detour’s new piece at Denver International Airport made colorful art out of used luggage

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‘We sort of insert ourselves:’ Why this Colorado artist paints cell phone photos into iconic images

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How to survive an encounter with an aggressive moose

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Hundreds of birds and other animals strike planes at DIA each year. Here’s how airport officials manage the problem

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The number of satellites circling the Earth is increasing. A unique summit at CU looks at why that might be a problem

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A ‘groundbreaking’ law boosted voter turnout in Colorado’s jails. Here’s why it made a difference

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Leadville’s massive ‘ice palace’ was an engineering feat. A new book explores how it came together

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Art, music and theatre programs are dwindling in Colorado classrooms. But some schools offer glimmers of hope

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How Colorado shed the 'Hate State' label in a legal fight that went before the U.S. Supreme Court

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How growing up in Colorado influenced Oscar-winning actor Hattie McDaniel’s career

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Why a CU researcher thinks a vaccine against weight gain could be on the horizon

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Lincoln Hills was an important mountain resort for Black Americans. A new History Colorado exhibit revisits it

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Colorado’s landfills are a major source of methane emissions. Here’s how regulators hope to change that

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Why signs asking national parks visitors to report ‘negative’ historic information are causing concern

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Vegetables that ripen whenever you’re ready to eat them? Scientists at CSU want to make it a reality

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A complex cleanup of ‘forever’ chemicals at DIA recently ended. Now what happens to the leftover waste?

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This Boulder County clerk made history when she issued a marriage license to a gay couple 50 years ago

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How transporting renewable electricity by train could help Colorado hit its clean energy goals

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The Stanley Hotel is a Colorado icon. An unusual alliance could help the hotel thrive in the years ahead

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Sen. John Hickenlooper: Speeding up wildfire prevention work could help a “tinderbox situation” in the West

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How an unusual CSU program helps restore bison herds across the American West

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ACLU lawyers say camping is so central to Colorado’s culture that ‘camping bans’ should be illegal. Will a judge agree?

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Afraid of flying? These tips from an MSU Denver psychologist can help get you off the ground

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Growing your own Palisade peach tree is harder than it sounds. Here’s how to give it your best shot

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A Denver Art Museum exhibit helps visitors confront tough emotions – with help from cuddly, crocheted monsters

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The goo under your fridge or air conditioner just might help fight climate change. Here’s why

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Latina mothers deal with high rates of postpartum depression. This unusual CU program uses peer support to help them

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Drought continues to plague the Colorado River basin. Could cloud seeding be a helpful solution?

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Rock climbing without ropes comes with risks and rewards. This climber set out to crunch the numbers

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What would federal funding cuts mean for local public media stations like KUNC?

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The Colorado Rockies are struggling more than ever. Why do plenty of fans still show up to Coors Field?

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It’s miller moth time again. An expert explains why they’re cooler than you think