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It’s a ‘Strangeday Almanac’
By William Flockton Lydia Farrell’s exhibition, “Strangeday Almanac,” sits at the entrance of The Nick Ryan Gallery at University Hill, Boulder. (William Flockton/Radio 1190) A flying saucer hovers behind a house… more
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Former Scientist Roger Schank Wrote Jeffrey Epstein to Visit CU Boulder for girls that “go there to ski.”
Former Scientist Roger Schank’s frequent contact with child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein illuminates his knowledge of Epstein’s crimes, as they discussed girls, favors and dining together over email. By Juliana… more
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Boulder’s International Film Series
By Gavin Orth The bulletin board directly outside of Muenzinger Auditorium on CU Boulder campus, Nov. 11, 2025. Meunzinger is the main theater for screenings at the International Film Series.… more
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Palantir CEO Buys Monastery
By Lily Dennis St. Benedict’s Monastery in Snowmass, CO. (image courtesy of Farm & Ranch property sellers) On Dec. 15, a catholic monastery located in Snowmass, Colorado, was bought by… more
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Voters in Boulder County cast ballots, key local races and measures
By Bella Goodson With mail-in ballots and drop boxes around town, the 2025 election shifts focus to municipal bodies and school board seats. In Boulder, CO Nov. 5, 2025, voters… more
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Revisiting Radiation – The Safety of the Rocky Flats Area
By Henry Kelty Rocky Flats site, aerial photo taken prior to final cleanup. July 31st, 1995, Department of Energy When you drive south from Boulder on Highway 93, you’re not… more
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[LIVE COVERAGE] CU vs. Arizona Men’s College FB
By Aniket Prabhu University of Colorado Season Kickoff at Folsom Field(Lily Wright | Radio 1190 News) 1st Quarter 13:53: Arizona comes firing out the gate looking to expose holes in… more
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Boulder County Election Guide
By Elliot Tzinberg A Boulder County ballot box, 2016 (Paul Sableman/Wikimedia Commons) Overview of Candidates On Nov. 4th, city council incumbents Lauren Folkerts, Nicole Speer, Matt Benjamin and Mark Wallach… more
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Paranormal Cirque Plays Aurora
With popcorn and cotton candy priced to support life on the road, Cirque Italia, a company based out of Brandenton, Florida, sends four touring companies of the “Paranormal Cirque” across… more
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The Weird Comes to Denver at the Oddities and Curiosities Convention
By Nicholas Merl and John Barthlow The oddities and curiosities in question. (Nicholas Merl/Radio 1190) On the weekend of Oct. 5-6, central Denver was swarmed by black-clad legions all on… more
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Kaidon Salter Shines in Buffs Upset Over Iowa State
By Lincoln Roch Colorado’s live mascot Ralphie runs at Folsom Field. The Buffaloes upset No. 22 Iowa State Saturday. (Remi Krupinski/Sko Buff Sports) Kaidon Salter faced chants of “We Want… more
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NFL CoDeQua Week 5: The Best Bad Team, The Defensive Player of the Year, and a Monday Night Collision Course
By John Meylor Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams prepares to throw the ball during the second quarter against the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium. (Kiyoshi Mio/Imagn) CoDeQua (a word… more
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Mental health issues in the midst of homeless shelter closures in Boulder
By Lila Nuttle (The Source, Boulder’s only youth homeless shelter, which TGTHR closed in May 2025. Lila Nuttle) Content Warning: This story contains talk of mental illness and suicidal ideation.… more
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Jaipur Literature Festival in Boulder Connects to Writers Worldwide
By Henry White Stephen Alter (Left) and Sonora Jha (Middle) speaking with library bookstore owner Arsen Kashkashian (Right). (Henry White/Radio 1190) The Jaipur Literature Festival is an annual event held… more
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My Morning Jacket Delivers End of Summer Performance at Red Rocks Amphitheater
By Samyukta Sarma My Morning Jacket, Red Rocks Amphitheater. (Samyukta Sarma/Radio 1190) Red Rocks Amphitheater seemed to go back to the year 2007. The warm summer air felt thick, mixed… more
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Trident Author Series: Andrea van de Loo
By Tatum France-Kelly Andrea Van de Loo reading her book at Trident Booksellers & Cafe (Tatum France-Kelly/Radio 1190) Sept. 2, Trident Booksellers & Cafe invited author Andrea van de Loo… more
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The Heat is on: CO State Patrol Lead Labour Day Crackdown on Impaired Driving
The crackdown follows the accident-prone period between memorial and labor day, as state patrol increased the number of officers on the roadway and set up sobriety checkpoints. By Juliana Krigsman… more
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“Punk is such a dirty word:” punk rock’s “first wave” in colorado in the late 70s
By Nicholas Merl A timeline of Colorado’s “first wave” of punk rock artists. (Nicholas Merl/Radio 1190) Colorado is home to an incredibly vibrant and diverse musical underground with a rich… more
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There Aren’t Enough Teachers in America
By Rian Korb Students working in Norlin Library at the University of Colorado Boulder on April 10, 2025. (Rian Korb/Radio 1190) The teacher shortage in the United States has been… more
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“Three Nights with Jesse Welles”
Sometimes the whistling is the only thing he keeps to himself. When people go to a Jesse Welles concert these days, they go to sing his songs. The 30-year-old musician… more