
Eva Sorovy went to a concert the other night, and it made her feel great about where she lives. Not just because the music was so good, but because of who was making it, and everyone who showed up. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

Ian Weikel worked hard all his life to make the world a better place. Thirsty for leadership, he proved skilled as well; captain of Fountain Ft. Carson High School’s football team, West Point graduate, Army officer. Close to a thousand people gathered to say goodbye after his vehicle hit a bomb in Iraq last week. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

What does it mean that tens of thousands of Coloradoans get their health care from a TV station? [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

Without much power to change immigration rules at the state level, lawmakers in Denver battle over resolutions on federal laws. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

Salazar: “In order to deal with immigration effectively (a new law) needs to be comprehensive.”
Allard: “Those who have come in here illegally need to go back to their own country and get in line.”
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A foundation in Aspen is trying to find a niche for Ute people, the original inhabitants of the Roaring Fork Valley. The idea is to help them benefit from the valley’s thriving economy and healthy lifestyle. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]