Featured Segments
Recovery residence: Early in the year, KUNC鈥檚 Stephanie Daniel visited a Greeley home where a small group of women are supporting each other to stay substance-free. They call it a 鈥渞ecovery residence.鈥�
And as Stephanie reported, they鈥檙e growing in numbers as more people choose to live in substance-free environments.
This story was produced in February.
Grand Canyon norovirus: KUNC鈥檚 Luke Runyon leads our Water Desk coverage. In September, he brought us this story about a nasty stomach bug usually associated with cruise ships and buffets 鈥� the norovirus.
The virus can sicken people for days with nausea and vomiting. Runyon reported that the virus is so contagious that outbreaks can pop up in unexpected places, such as the Grand Canyon.
This story originally aired in September. It鈥檚 part of ongoing coverage of the Colorado River, produced by KUNC and supported by the Walton Family Foundation.
John Denver: There was one story we couldn鈥檛 pass up in this Colorado Edition episode of memorable stories.
This past October marked 50 years since John Denver released 鈥淩ocky Mountain High.鈥� KUNC鈥檚 Emma VandenEinde explains the legacy of his life and his music.
Emma first reported this story in October.
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