Jackie Sedley

On today's Morning Magazine, w hat you need to know about the latest Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) laws. Then, it's This Week in Water. We'll wrap up with our Listener Comment Line.

If you've ever been out and about in Boulder on a Thursday evening, there's a chance you've witnessed Happy Thursday. You might not know it by name, but the cruiser ride has brought cyclists together with creative themes and community-oriented events since 1995.

Listen: Housing advocates withdraw measures to close Boulder airport The Airport Neighborhood Campaign has withdrawn its petitions for two contentious ballot measures this fall – both related to closing the Boulder Municipal Airport. One initiative – “Repurpose our Runways” – sought to decommission the airport, and the other – “Runways [...]

The Democratic National Convention (DNC) brought thousands to Chicago last week, but not everyone spent their time actually attending the DNC. As Democrats assembled in Chicago to celebrate the nomination of Kamala Harris for president, protesters from around the country joined with Chicago's large Palestinian community – one of the largest in the country – in daily demonstrations, calling for not only a ceasefire in Gaza, but a U.S. arms embargo to Israel. Union Park was the site of several rallies and the launch point for loud marches near the United Center, where the convention was held.

On today's Morning Magazine, w e hear about why Gov. Polis called a last-minute session this week to try to block two property tax initiatives from November's ballot.

It’s harvest season in Boulder County and local trees are full of fruit that has ripened quickly with recent hot [...]

On today's Morning Magazine, t he Crested Butte Film Festival is just a couple of weeks away. This morning, you'll hear about some of the films set to show.

When Jack Teter got top surgery ten years ago, they had to fly from Colorado to Florida of all places. That's because, at the time, there weren't providers in-state.

Boulder's chapter of Showing up for Racial Justice – also known as BSURJ – is a collective of community members that organizes, mobilizes, and works to educate white people to act for justice.

In the September edition of Kitchen Table Talk – KGNU's monthly, hour-long food forum – hosts John Lehndorff (of Radio Nibbles) and chef Dan Asher (of River & Woods) welcomed Roberto Mezza of the innovative East Denver Food Hub, and Byron Kominek of Jack's Solar Garden where sheep graze under solar panels.