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The historic September 2013 flood reshaped waterways across Colorado’s northern Front Range, making major changes to both the manmade and natural environments. Over the past ten months, homeowners, planners and policy makers have grappled with difficult decisions over where and how to rebuild…and when to let Mother Nature take her new course. As part of Connecting The Drops—our series on Colorado water issues—Sam Fuqua reports on the rebuilding process in one of the hardest hit counties.
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In this week’s news brief, KDNK’s Eric Skalac talks to our new News Director January Jones about local dispensary CMED’s public hearing at the town trustees meeting.
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Last week retail marijuana sales began in Washington, making it the second state to have both medical and retail marijuana sales. Here in Colorado, many communities like Carbondale are still grappling with managing and regulating these business. These very issues filled the agenda of the Town Trustees meeting on July 8th. KDNK’s January Jones reports.
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The Storm King 14 Memorial attracted quite a crowd on Sunday with speakers from the Southern Ute Nation, Federal agencies, the City of Glenwood Springs and more. KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh was there and has this report.
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