“Bill will still be a part of the Wait Wait family, filling in as judge and scorekeeper, lending his powerful voice to winner voicemails, and popping into the Wait Wait socials to say hi. His last show will be May 23. Plans around a successor for the role will be announced soon.”
Maria’s Bookshop has decided to follow the Colorado Supreme Court’s decision from 25 years ago and require that if a customer’s book records are going to be disclosed to the police, the police have to show a compelling interest in that information.
The young songwriter from Colorado is a rising star, earning the John Prine Songwriter Fellowship in 2023.
In this World Cafe episode, you'll hear what all the buzz is about as Riccio performs songs — including an unreleased one — from her upcoming album, Face the Feeling, out May 15.
The groups argue that the changes weakened land management plans covering roughly 71 million acres of habitat, leaving the land open to oil and gas drilling and development.
The numbers show outdoor recreation is a bigger part of the U.S. economy than sectors like farming, mining and utilities, according to the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (ORR), which represents 110,000 outdoor businesses.
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The Navajo Nation commission's report detailed harsh discipline, language barriers, discriminatory hiring practices and more.
“It’s our kids, our students, who are suffering the consequences of entrenched racism,” the commission chair said.
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Farewell to the great Augie Meyers, founding member and keyboardist for both the Sir Douglas Quintet and Texas Tornadoes and a genuine Lone Star legend.
Honestly, not sure I want to know what these numbers are going to look like in a few weeks.
Realistic possibility this is our lowest snowpack peak/earliest melt on record (38 years), based on the outlook for the rest of March.
Still early to talk about summer, but obviously this isn't good.
As many states surrounding Colorado have enacted strict new laws or outright bans on abortion, Planned Parenthood's Glenwood Springs clinic has seen an increase in patients from afar — particularly Texas and Utah — due to its proximity to I-70.
In 1965 he helped form Country Joe and the Fish in Berkeley. The band's best-known song, "I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag," captured the growing anti-war sentiment of the Vietnam era.
McDonald delivered the song to some half a million people at the 1969 Woodstock festival in upstate New York.
A coalition of conservation groups, including The Nature Conservancy and Trout Unlimited, also weighed in on Interior's draft proposals.
Tribal nations that have called the Grand Staircase-Escalante landscape home since time immemorial were cooperating agencies to the management plan, and have expressed disapproval over its potential invalidation.
In this KSUT Conversation, Tami Graham talks with Carol Fleisher, the director of the Durango Independent Film Festival, now in its 21st year.
They discuss highlights of this year’s festival, including the annual showcase of Native Lens films.
The festival runs through March 8 in Durango.
Director Morgan Neville conducted many lengthy new interviews with McCartney, but uses only the sound. Virtually all the footage in Man on the Run is vintage, so there are no white-haired rock stars in sight.
At the caucus, party members discuss candidates and party platforms and select delegates to advance to the county assemblies.
Party members also elect precinct organizers for the next two years and help recruit election judges and poll watchers.
Durango City Council approves feasibility study for Animas River surf wave
The city of Durango approved a $44,000 feasibility study – of which Animas River Surfers will contributed $13,000 – to explore where a new surf wave should be built along the Animas River.
Hear a Tiny Desk Concert with legendary bluesman Buddy Guy.
The elder statesman of blues is the last standing among his fellow architects of the genre like B.B. King, Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker.
Reactions from Colorado’s members of Congress have fallen along party lines, with Republicans supportive of Trump’s actions and Democrats saying Trump should have consulted Congress.
Israel has launched what it calls a preemptive strike against Iran, with explosions reported in Tehran and air raid sirens sounding across Israel. A nationwide state of emergency has been declared as officials warn further missile and drone attacks could be imminent. n.pr/46vCEKM
Yavar Pourmohamad, a researcher with Boise State University, said he hopes the work could eventually enable fire danger forecasts on smartphones, similar to mobile weather forecasts.
Supporters argue the bill is necessary to protect the privacy of transgender kids and their families, and children who change their names for other reasons, including adoption and cultural or religious practices.
The new definition has caused significant alarm within the $28 billion hemp industry, with fears that it will destroy thousands of businesses and jobs, basically crushing a relatively new industry before it really had a chance to take off.
For more on our historically dry winter and how it’s impacting skiers, we hear from Michael Childers, a professor of environmental history at Colorado State University, who studies the ski industry.
U.S. Supreme Court will hear landmark Boulder climate case against oil companies
The New York City trombonist and bandleader was a key part of Latin music's evolution during the 1970s.
As a young teenager, Colón was soaking up popular music of the 1960s: R&B, rock, jazz … and Puerto Rican folk music, which he heard while visiting his extended family during the summer.
The bipartisan measures would require that officers conduct earlier screenings for high-risk survivors and would increase inter-agency coordination when cases involve military service members. Sponsors say the goal is to close response gaps in the most critical domestic violence cases.
The groups involved in the suit say park staff have been ordered to remove or edit materials that discuss slavery, Indigenous displacement, civil rights, and climate change.
Supporters of the lawsuit say national parks are meant to tell the full American story, not a filtered one.
Jill Scott, at long last, comes to Tiny Desk.
In celebration of her new album, To Whom This May Concern, her first in just over a decade, the Philadelphia singer and songwriter shares some new music along with some classics.
Many tribal members are worried about the impact data centers have on the environment, as many rely on natural gas and coal.
The federal government has long sought to take advantage of resources on tribal lands, often violating treaties and tribal sovereignty.
