Brian Larson
°µºÚ±¬ÁÏ DirectorEmail: brian.larson@kunc.org
I oversee KUNC’s growing staff of reporters, assigning and editing the stories that you hear on your radio and in our podcast, Colorado Edition.
I’m one of the old-timers at KUNC, joining in 1993 as the local host of All Things Considered. Since then, I’ve worked through every job in the news department from host to reporter, news director and now managing editor.
Over the years, my work has received numerous awards from organizations like the Colorado Broadcasters Association, the Associated Press and the Society of Professional Journalists. I’m proud to have played an integral role in elevating KUNC’s reporting work to the level of national recognition and training reporters that have moved on to other media careers including NPR.
When I’m not working, which my wife Tanya says I do all the time, I enjoy spending time with her fixing up our yard and home, playing guitar and getting out for the occasional round of golf.
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President Obama and Mitt Romney wrapped up their third and final debate last night ahead of the November 6th election. With such a tight race, the outcome… -
The healthcare battle in Northern Colorado is intensifying with a proposal by Banner Health to expand its medical presence in Fort Collins. Banner… -
There was a time when Colorado was largely an afterthought when it came to the race for the White House. But this week it seems that the very center of… -
On the heels of two campaign stops for Mitt Romney in Colorado, it was announced last night that VP candidate Paul Ryan would make two stops of his… -
With less than two weeks until the first presidential debate, GOP hopeful Mitt Romney will make an evening campaign stop at Denver’s D’Evelyn High School… -
As part of this year’s election coverage KUNC, along with Colorado Public Radio, will provide overviews of this year’s congressional races starting Monday… -
There are only three statewide ballot questions facing voters this November. But when it comes to electing a president, Coloradans have plenty to choose… -
After some drama last week – Colorado’s election ballot is finally set. Of the three statewide questions facing voters – one is largely a symbolic… -
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney will make a campaign stop in Colorado on Sunday. It’s his first visit since August and since clinching the… -
Colorado State University President Tony Frank is warning of a future without state funding for higher education within 10 years if Colorado doesn't…
