Series and Special Reports
KUNC engages with our communities several times a year through longer form series and special reports. These in-depth stories dive deeper into topics that we believe are important to our communities with the web pieces supplementing the stories and series that run on our airwaves.
This story is part of an occasional KUNC investigative series this year exploring the power of Colorado sheriffs. Robyn Vincent is a reporter with KUNC’s Northern Colorado Center for Investigative Reporting.
Jennifer Coombes
A four-part look at why Colorado children are suffering from serious anxiety, depression and thoughts of self-harm and what communities are doing to help.
Leigh Paterson
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As blazes in Colorado threaten more homes and people, KUNC’s three-part series explores how Front Range communities are adapting.
In our new series, Unseen but Everywhere, KUNC visits with young people across Northern Colorado to hear about their lives and academic experiences.
A three-part look at the obstacles Northern Colorado residents are facing as they pursue cleaner air in their communities.
Emma VandenEinde
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It’s been 80 years since thousands of Japanese Americans were sent to live in internment camps in our region, based on fears of loyalty to Japan during World War II. The Amache camp is located right next to the town of Granada, Colorado. Some camps have received recognition, while others are being preserved by survivors to ensure their stories stay alive even after they pass away. Now the National Park Service is developing plans to restore Amache and shed light on a history that should never be repeated.