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The mayor has announced when Denver city employees will find out if they're getting laid off. - A Colorado lawmaker is accused of having a master key to other lawmakers' offices. - A new degree at MSU embraces music and culture. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Colorado's most expensive firefighting helicopter is finally joining others in the air this summer. - New orders from President Trump could drastically change the state's response to homelessness. - A new training program is helping future mental health professionals. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

The head prosecutor in a case gaining national attention points to problems with a state law. - Denver shuts down a problematic bridge, as it asks voters for money to fix it. - The Secretary of Education says she can't guarantee clarity about school funding. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Data shows ICE is detaining a lot of people in Colorado without criminal records. - Denver gives its first license for a psychedelic healing center. - A Coloradan keeps an old art alive. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A report details what led up to a girl falling from a ledge at a Denver homeless shelter. - We examine how the state deals with the competency of people accused of crimes. - Let's help fund wildfire mitigation work across 6 counties. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Colorado's AG is suing a deputy for turning a college student over to ICE. - Gov. Polis drops his plans for a pedestrian bridge at the state Capitol. - The name for Colorado's new NWSL team got us thinking... where is Denver's highest point? Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Gov. Jared Polis is abandoning his plan to build a snaking walkway on the front lawn of the state Capitol after hearing overwhelming opposition from Coloradans. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Colorado has been quietly helping immigration agents. - Progressive activists and some on City Council want Denver to turn off its license plate reading cameras. - A congressman says he wasn't let into the ICE detention center in Aurora. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

New numbers show ICE's presence in Colorado since Trump took office. - We talk to a man helping plan the state's 150th birthday about the governor's bridge project. - We asked people for their good news over the sound of chainsaws. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A new wildfire has popped up, this time east of Parachute. - Loveland's Police Chief dismisses concerns that its license plate reader system could be misused. - We talk to Mike Johnston about his first 2 years as Denver's mayor. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

We're taking you to Montrose, where a wildfire is destroying a national park. - Veterans aren't happy with the governor's planned pedestrian bridge. - We answer a question about the CDOT logo. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Polis launches online poll about bridge project - firefighting helicopter grounded for maintenance - new policy for ICE detentions Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

When a fast-moving fire gets too close to home, DougCo knows you don't want to wait for help. - For the 4th time in 7 years, the person accused of kidnapping a child in Cherry Creek will see their charges dropped. - What's happening with Odell Barry Park? Share something cool with us: Website: https://www.9news.com/next Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nexton9NEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/nexton9news Or get our attention with #HeyNext Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A look at several wildfires across Colorado. - ICE quietly asks Colorado for help with immigration. - What could happen to the state's construction industry if mass deportations take place. - Finding good news through hot air balloons that didn't take flight. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A policy change from the Trump administration impacts Head Start preschoolers. - People aren't happy with the city's choice of neighborhood projects in Denver. - The IKEA sign in Centennial is a danger to humanity. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A closed prison in southern Colorado could soon house ICE detainees. - The Salvation Army was warned about safety concerns at a Denver shelter before a child fell from the 7th floor. - Residents at a memory care facility are using their time to help others. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Safety changes are happening at a Denver family shelter after a child fell from a ledge on the 7th floor. - A conservative group wants Trump to change Mount Blue Sky back to Mount Evans. - A new program in Denver aims to protect your ash trees. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Planned Parenthood sues the Trump administration over its policy impacting its Medicaid patients. - Two women accuse a Republican state lawmaker of making inappropriate sexual comments. - Programs bringing trees to hot neighborhoods have lost federal funding. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

We'll answer why social security is sliding into your inbox. - Over 30 minutes, how many Colorado license plates did we see cross the Wyoming line today? - We found plenty of people celebrating the Fourth of July and asked our favorite Friday question. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Colorado lawmakers respond to the passage of Trump's sweeping policy bill. - Medicaid providers in Colorado are dealt a double whammy. - Denver Police's claim that ICE couldn't access the city's license plate reading camera system wasn't true. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

More than 1,000 scientists in Colorado could be out of a job. Scientists tell us why the Trump administration's cuts could be disastrous. - CU Regents censor one of their own for only the 2nd time. - People in harmony on the local news? Groundbreaking. Share something cool with us: Website: https://www.9news.com/next Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nexton9NEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/nexton9news Or get our attention with #HeyNext 9NEWS YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/9newsdenver Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

The rules are changing for how the city of Denver decides who to lay off. - Geese at Sloan's Lake are sporting some new necklaces and bracelets. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

We hear from people who knew and loved the woman who passed after the attack in Boulder. - The state is clawing back money from public hospitals after losing a legal battle. - An accessibility advocate says he feels "used" by the governor's office. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A license plate camera company is changing its rules after our reporting. - A new campaign ad on our air gets the truth test treatment. - We found dozens of couples saying, "I do," and asked our favorite Friday question. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Polis responds to the recent ruling on the legality of Colorado working with ICE. - A new Trump-approved portrait is going up at the Capitol. - Mayors from around Colorado share their thoughts on the state's new zoning and building codes. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A judge rules on Colorado's governor cooperating with ICE. - Opting out may not mean what you think it means, according to Xcel. - And a way to help close the gaps in mental health support for LGBTQ Coloradans. Share something cool with us: Website: https://www.9news.com/next Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nexton9NEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/nexton9news Or get our attention with #HeyNext 9NEWS YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/9newsdenver Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Immigration agents found a loophole to access local police records in Colorado. - Denver reluctantly renews a contract with The Salvation Army. - Thoughts on the big bridge Polis wants in front of the Capitol. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

The state admits that Colorado has already cooperated with ICE requests at least once. - The Army is recruiting employees from a Denver-based tech company to join the military. - The relationship between ICE agents and the justice system is getting shaky. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Barry Morphew was indicted for first-degree murder in connection with the death of his wife Suzanne. - A look at how license plate trackers are being used. - Finding good news at a Boulder County rope swing. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

The Jeffco Sheriff's Office is locked in a standoff with immigration agents, and things are getting spicy. - Is your favorite hiking trail up for sale? - And a word on whitewashing history. Share something cool with us: Website: https://www.9news.com/next Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nexton9NEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/nexton9news Or get our attention with #HeyNext 9NEWS YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/9newsdenver Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

State legislators weigh in on the college student detained by ICE after a traffic stop. - A municipal judge ruled against her bosses, then got fired. - With your help, we can keep people and pets together in Colorado. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Police are feeling "deja vu" while investigating crime at an Aurora apartment complex. - Advocates say ICE detained a father after an immigration hearing in Denver this morning. - The U.S. Forest Service wants its firefighters back for the summer. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

The jury returns a verdict in MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's defamation trial. - Advocates fear more immigration raids could come to Denver. - Gov. Polis says Colorado won't be able to make up a possible loss in federal SNAP benefits. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Documents show the family of the man who fire-bombed Jewish demonstrators was never at risk of immediate deportation. - The DOJ demands election data from Colorado. - Dozens of bridges in Denver are in rough shape. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Denver's mayor talks about the possibility of the federal government getting involved with protesters. - Breaking down the home rule election in Douglas County. - Help us feed hungry Coloradans in southwest Colorado. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A tech company in Colorado may be teaming up with the Trump administration. - Congress can't agree on the best way to respond to the attack on Jewish protesters in Boulder. - Climate researchers in Colorado say the Trump administration is slashing their work. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Colorado Democrats are bracing for the same treatment California protests got from the Trump administration. - Mike Lindell burst into tears testifying in his defamation trial. - While homelessness is rising in Denver, more people are in shelters. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

The difference between the truth and thinking you're telling the truth. - A security service is helping Jewish nonprofits in Colorado stay safe. - 103 trips around the sun... Sounds like good news to us! Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

State employee sues governor over ICE information sharing - testimony in Lindell trial - Colorado Music Hall of Fame trades scenic view for city life Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A candlelight vigil starts tonight for the victims of the antisemitic firebombing in Boulder. - Voters will be asked again to raise taxes for high earners to fund free school lunches. - A judge scolded Mike Lindell for live tweeting his own court case. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A man who witnessed the attack in Boulder says he knew he had to intervene. - Mike Lindell's lawyers argue the truth about the 2020 election doesn't matter when it comes to his defamation trial. - During a budget crisis, Denver is approving pricy projects. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Kyle asks Tom Llamas what viewers should expect as he moves to the anchor chair on NBC Nightly News. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Colorado's Jewish community defiant and heartbroken after terror attack in Boulder - some Coloradans saw violence as inevitable - a word about un-American cowardice Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Who wants a $20M pedestrian bridge at the Capitol? And the Trump administration's list of sanctuary jurisdictions in Colorado is a mess of obvious errors. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Asking specific questions about Medicaid cut impacts, but not receiving answers. - Reaching a new stage of Trump's migrant roundup in Colorado. - The uncertain future of the U.S. Space Command. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

LoDo bar owners are brainstorming how to keep the area safe. - Three public radio stations in Colorado are joining NPR in a lawsuit against the Trump administration. - A Colorado teacher is getting a prestigious award for her innovative learning style. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

A Coloradan is accused of trying to bomb the U.S. Embassy in Israel. - A house in Denver is a magnet for car crashes. - This Memorial Day, we honor the heroes who lost their lives fighting for our country. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Parking requirements likely won't be a priority for new developers in Denver. - After Uber's threat to leave the state, Polis vetoed a rideshare safety bill. - We wish the kids in Denver had a good baseball team to watch. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

City employees are gonna feel some pain as Denver deals with a significant budget deficit. - If you've been eyeing a new EV, it's better to buy sooner than later. - Students in Denver are leading societal changes in their communities. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491

Marshall Zelinger sat down with Denver Mayor Mike Johnston as the city implements furloughs and a hiring freeze amid a budget deficit. Johnston said the city faces a projected $200 million shortfall in 2026. Episode Credits Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall, Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and Blueksy You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491