NEWSCAST
Nancy Greenleese reports on President Bush’s visit to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden. And Stephen Raher has details on the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to reopen the legal battle over Colorado’s 2000 redistricting squabble. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

NEWSCAST
Stephen Raher reports on the announcement that the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association is moving its headquarters to New Mexico. Nancy Greenleese reports on the Olympics that never were: the 1976 winter Olympic games that Colorado declined to host. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

RYAN SAINT ONGE PROFILE
Ryan St. Onge is one of several Coloradans who was officially named to the U.S. Olympic Ski Team on Wednesday. The Connecticut native moved to Winter Park and later Steamboat Springs in the 1990s and spent his formative years clomping around in ski boots more often than shoes. KUNC’s Nancy Greenleese reports talked to St. Onge and has this report. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

OWENS DELIVERS FINAL STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS
Governor Bill Owens promised a productive session during his final state of the state speech today. The Republican leader’s agenda focused on restoring money to programs slashed during the state’s budget crisis. Nancy Greenleese reports from the state capitol. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

NEWSCAST
Nancy Greenleese reports on school report cards. Eric Whitney has details on the Forest Service’s temporary withdrawal of the environmental study on lower Gold Camp Road. And Victor Locke explains a recent decision to allow more oil drilling on Colorado’s Western Slope. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

NEWSCAST
Nancy Greenleese reports on the Secretary of State’s abrupt termination of a contract for a new voter registration system. And Molly Adams has details on a new small business assistance program at CSU Pueblo. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

NEWSCAST
Nancy Greenleese reports on President Bush’s visit to Denver. Stephen Raher talks with a whistle blower at Cotter Corporation’s uranium mill in Ca?on City. Victor Locke has details on a ski resort report card. And Molly Adams looks into fast-selling Christmas tree permits at the Pike San Isabel National Forest. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

NEWSCAST
Eric Whitney reports on how Pueblo’s indoor smoking ban might be paying off. Nancy Greenleese as a remembrance of Vine Deloria, who died on Sunday. And Molly Adams with news of Colorado Mountain College’s newest facility in Buena Vista. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

NEWSCAST
Nancy Greenleese reports on today’s audit of the University of Colorado Foundation. Eric Whitney has news of layoffs by the Cotter Corporation, and an update on the unsuccessful fight by Colorado’s senators to help workers at Rocky Flats. And Victor Locke has the latest developments in the lawsuit over expansion of the Arizona Snowbowl ski area. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

PARALYMPIC MILITARY SUMMIT
Fort Carson and the U.S. Olympic Committee are both prominent institutions located in Colorado Springs. Last week they teamed up to organize competitions for disabled veteran athletes. Nancy Greenleese was there and has this report. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

JUNIOR DRAGSTERS
Drag racing is becoming popular among the younger crowd. Nancy Greenleese reports on some eight and nine year-old racers who were recently competing in a championship race in Morrison. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]

ICE WINE
Nancy Greenlese reports from the Western Slope on a vineyard that specializes in making rare and tasty ice wine. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]