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Cortez's apples were once world famous. A new Four Corners project aims for an antique apple revival.

One would allow neighborhoods to vote on some zoning changes. The other would require developers to pay for city services tied to new projects.

Severe weather season is the focus of this month's chat with Denver7 Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson.

On top of living in a war zone, women and children in Afghanistan struggle with getting decent health care and an education.

Roger Pielke, Jr., founder of CU-Boulder's Sports Governance Center, writes about cheating in elite sports in his forthcoming book, "The Edge."

An expert explains why the U.S. is vulnerable to criticisms of hypocrisy in the diplomatic realm until it destroys the last of its chemical weapons, some of...

This week on Looking Up Hal tells the tale of Scheddie, a dying star in the constellation Capricornus. Some people are known by a single name, like Cher,

Colorado Mesa University's ties to the Hawaiian islands go back decades. Now, a group led by CMU alumni are using those ties to raise money for those affected...

During World War II, uranium workers across The West sacrificed their health so The Allies would win. In the small town of Uravan, Colorado, people sacrificed...

House Republicans held a contentious hearing on Wednesday, grilling the heads of NPR and PBS and threatening to pull their federal funding over allegations...

Poet David Rothman calls for "a better way to live" and "more conversations."

The U.S. border with Mexico used to run straight through Colorado. The U.S. took over the southwestern part of the country after it waged a war with Mexico in...

Eddie Crowder, longtime CU football coach and athletic director, died earlier this month. Ryan Warner speaks with former CU Regent Jerry Rutledge. View photo.

Sweeting, a pastor and academic, comes to CCU after serving as president of the Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida.

The Denver soul-rock octet this month released "Tearing At The Seams," the follow-up to its gold-selling debut album.

More than four dozen refuges who were expected to arrive in Colorado this week will be delayed by a presidential order that placed a 120-day hold on their...

Friends told singer Henry John Deutschendorf Jr.

The Lumineers stopped by OpenAir to talk their long-awaited sophomore album, "Cleopatra," and the joys and difficulties surrounding its creation.

Warren Winiarski was a winemaker for one of Colorado's early commercial wineries and returned to the state recently for the Colorado Wine Governor's Cup.

Apartment Association of Southern Colorado 2026 Education Conference and Trade Show The Apartment Association of Southern Colorado (AASC) proudly presents

As a young girl growing up in rural Ethiopia, Dr. Migs Muldrow helped out at a village health clinic run by her father. Muldrow, a dermatologist by training...

Composer Kevin Michael Olson used to work in a lab that developed military technology. And he wrote about that experience in his music. It sounded pretty dark....

Colorado voters approved medical marijuana nine years ago and, until last month, no doctor had ever been prosecuted for breaking it. Colorado Springs District...

All the way from Western Australia, indie rock band's frontman Jake Webb gave us a call to talk about his newly released EP "Hurts to Laugh".

Blake Brown & The American Dust Choir is one of eight Colorado acts performing at this year's South By Southwest music showcase in Austin, Texas. The Denver...

Citizen scientists comb their backyards and search for rare bugs.

The Guestlist last visited CPR's OpenAir in 2015, then known as Josh Moorehead & The Guestlist. Since the name change, the band has released the new album...

In the Douglas County school district over the past couple of weeks, four newly-elected board members suddenly signaled they wanted to fire the superintendent....

The remains found in Chaffee County years ago belonged to a suspicious death, but not a contemporary one.

Team Denver will bring no coach and just one sub with them to the FIBA 3x3 World Tour Finals in Abu Dhabi later this week.

In an Outside Magazine story, Mikah Meyer says that the outdoor industry is "drastically behind" the rest of corporate America when it comes to LGBT inclusion.

Prisoners are becoming professors at Adams State University in Alamosa. The school has long taught incarcerated students through correspondence courses. Now...

When Fathima Dickerson was approached about being the subject of a mural, she was surprised. But to the artists, Fathima was the perfect subject, because she...

"We need to move forward into a future that is rich in both technology and nature," Scott Sampson says during an appearance on Colorado Matters at the Tattered.

It's a story of a murder that seems stranger than fiction. In 2012, Toni Henthorn was pushed off a cliff in Rocky Mountain National Park by her husband. And it...

While studying a rare galaxy with two black holes, a University of Colorado scientist may have spotted an elusive intermediate-mass black hole.

As the healthcare system undergoes radical changes, new ethical dilemmas are presented to physicians, nurses, and other health professionals. The University of...

Denver has a new climate boss; it's not a role very many U.S. cities have. We asked Liz Babcock to meet us somewhere especially vulnerable to climate change....

For more than a decade, Colorado lawmakers have pursued a range of criminal justice reforms.

The U.S. Amateur Championship has helped launch the careers of some of the best professional golfers in the world. Past winners include players like Phil...

A new children's book tells the story of how a stray dog became the mascot of a tollbooth that used to be on the Denver-Boulder Turnpike.

Grab a box of tissues. This episode of Music Blocks is about the powerful and inventive ways musicians take sadness and turn it into memorable music.

The Capitol News Alliance is a collaboration between KUNC News, Colorado Public Radio, Rocky Mountain PBS, and The Colorado Sun, and shared with Rocky Mountain...