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Sci-fi writer Connie Willis invites us to imagine new worlds this National Science Fiction Day

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'They speak to that great unknown:' Why we love tales of Colorado's haunted theaters

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‘Stepping into Narnia’ and speaking truth to power with NPR’s Lori Lizarraga

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Barbie is a big Oscar contender. A Colorado feminist scholar unpacks the movie’s mystique

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‘I am not the same person I was:’ Candice Bailey reflects on years of fighting for racial justice

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How to set the table for civil conversation this holiday season

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Canine conundrum: What we know about the mysterious illness affecting some Colorado dogs

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A former life ‘living on the streets full-time' informs this advocate's solutions to homelessness today

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'Messy compromise' on tap as Western leaders hash out what's next for the Colorado River

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Ticket to ride: Front Range passenger train could finally be on the right track

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Keeping the faith: In the face of the migrant crisis, some churches have stepped in to help

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Kill Bill: Death by secret ballot system at Colorado statehouse explained

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When activism is personal, spiritual: Immigration advocates on their 60-mile march from Denver to Greeley

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Humans are hard-wired to adapt. But adapting to climate change can be a thorny pursuit

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Colorado jazz artist Domi Edson reimagines traditional Hanukkah songs with new album

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‘To create peace upon the whole world:’ how the conversation about Israeli policies is changing among American Jews

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The holidays can intensify domestic violence situations. Here’s what we know and who can help

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'Honoring forgotten people:' The enduring legacy of Northern Colorado's sugar beet workers

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‘At that moment the movie was Indian:’ Osages in Colorado reflect on ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’

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Once crucial for Black Coloradans on the go, the Green Book contains lasting lessons

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Colorado Crush: Climate, culture, characters define state's growing wine industry

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How Arlo Guthrie's ‘Alice's Restaurant’ became an unlikely Thanksgiving tradition

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Taming tense turkey talk: How to set the table for civil conversation this holiday season

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'Threads of joy' connect communities in the fight for LGBTQ rights in Colorado

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Connecting the dots between community and stable housing: A last look at The Colorado Dream, S3

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Mental health services should be covered by insurance. So why is it so hard to get care?

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How to make a dent in Colorado’s trashy recycling rates

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Colorado restaurants are hungry for help. How one program is helping to feed that need

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‘It’s our right:’ Why voters hit the ballot boxes, plus some election winners and losers

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Colorado's Indian boarding schools require us to confront a legacy of ‘difficult truths’

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A new state law aims to catch kids in crisis before they’ve ‘fallen through the cracks’

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‘It’s for everybody:’ Violinist and author Brendan Slocumb on breaking the classical music mold

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Coloradans contemplate life, death & identity for Dia de los Muertos

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Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s biggest election fear? That you’re not registered to vote yet

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Haunted theaters and other ghostly matters: An All Hallows' Eve conversation

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Colorado's expanding access for adult education, despite funding hurdles and legislative snags

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Many undocumented residents are uninsured. A unique program is trying to change that

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Tap water is precious. Its price tag may soon reflect that

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'This is my why:' Candice Bailey on Elijah McClain and her ongoing fight for racial justice

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Winter is coming. But we're already daydreaming about next year's flowers

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'Barbie' was a billion-dollar blockbuster. A CSU feminist scholar explains why that's significant

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What it means to make a dent in the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people

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How a Semester at Sea charted a course for author Rachel Louise Snyder

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NPR’s Lori Lizarraga on giving people’s stories ‘a heartbeat’

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How one college is helping students mired in the mountain town housing crunch

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How Summit County residents are navigating the high country housing crunch

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Colorado ambulance services, paramedics are facing their own emergency

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‘We are still here:’ Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day

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Voices from the Kaiser picket lines and a symphonic century in Fort Collins

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In its third season, The Colorado Dream hits home with the state's housing crisis

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How to stop ‘wish-cycling’ and learn to love the recycle bin

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For one music teacher, mariachi creates a connection to culture

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Illuminating Colorado's Black history, one story at a time

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Libraries lead the charge for intellectual freedom

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The pain and promise of Elijah McClain’s legacy as police face trial for his death

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"Our history shapes how we see the world:" A talk with Colorado’s first Latina state historian

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Strides and setbacks punctuate Colorado's ongoing housing crisis

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You’ll fall for this season’s vivid colors, says 'Mr. Aspen'

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Wildfire risk places Northern Colorado homeowners in the hot seat

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Rep. Yadira Caraveo on ‘a lifetime of being the first’

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Why Coloradans are cultivating connections with local farmers

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Remembering the flood that changed the Front Range

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In Colorado's push toward plant-based medicine, Indigenous healers want to be at the forefront

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Trailer: In The NoCo

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"It's as if there's no world around you... just the movies:" 50 years of the Telluride Film Festival

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Colorado Edition: The search for affordable accessible housing, and Aurora PD pledges to bring more women into the force

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Colorado Edition: A Greeley couple’s desire to return to their home in Haiti, and the Iranian film 'No Bears'

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Colorado Edition: Colorado's secret ballot system, and solutions for youth mental health

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Colorado Edition: Lawmakers vs. the Office of Gun Violence Protection, a wet start to winter, and a remake of a Japanese film

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Colorado Edition: EV chargers in rural areas, access to abortion pills, and the film 'Women Talking'

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Colorado Edition: The Marshall Fire one year later

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Colorado Edition 2022 Highlights: Recovery residence, norovirus in the Grand Canyon and John Denver

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Colorado Edition: Questions about the Office of Gun Violence and Prevention, and the shrinking Ogallala Aquifer

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Colorado Edition: Grim news for Glen Canyon Dam and dealing with grief and loss during the holidays

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Next steps for 'magic mushrooms', and no return home for some Marshall Fire survivors

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Home repairs one year after the Marshall Fire and Colorado forcing farmers to reduce irrigation

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Front row seats to the Colorado River crisis, and the Colorado River Compact turns 100

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Midterm election debrief and the fight to preserve one of Fort Collins’ oldest Mexican restaurants

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Green roofs, a tap water taste test and pedometers on dairy cows

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Explaining Proposition FF; and an interview with State Attorney General Phil Weisner

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What to expect on your 2022 midterm election ballot; Colorado’s gubernatorial race

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Interviewing U.S. Senate race candidates; Yuma high school teacher unites community

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Assessing wildfire risk; helping first-generation college students; 'Rocky Mountain High'

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Climate change and the economy; the norovirus outbreak in the Grand Canyon; and a Colorado Sun recap

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Updates on the Clear Creek County police shooting; water scarcity in the Mountain West

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Mushroom scientists, recycling wastewater, Oath Keepers, and a Telluride Film Festival recap

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‘Newcomers Welcome’ episode 5

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Colorado River gets popular on TikTok; tackling truancy; new CU president; Telluride Film Festival

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‘Newcomers Welcome’ episode 4

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Veteran outreach; bear encounters; student loan forgiveness; Ethiopian coffee ceremonies

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'Newcomers Welcome' episode 3

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Indigenous water management; deep rattlesnake lore; ‘Spin Me Round’ review

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‘Newcomers Welcome’ episode 2

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Creating a more diverse outdoors; Colorado River cuts; state of evictions

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'Newcomers Welcome'

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Desalination to water the West; Yuma County Fair’s focus on farmers

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5K’s first nonbinary winner; Lake Powell’s historic low; wheat farmer’s pest problem

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Abortion attitudes in Weld; fixing smoke damage; queer people’s impact in NoCo

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Abortion demand rises; urgent need to cut water; safe spaces for LGBTQ+ teens

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Monkeypox; Roe v. Wade reactions; mental health response programs