Election 2024
The future of recreational marijuana in Colorado Springs is hazy after conflicting ballot measures
Ballot Question 2D vs. Ballot Question 300 vs. Colorado Springs City Council ordinance: Who will win?
Gibraltar May Tumble
Stories filmed during the 2016 campaign cycle about how partisanship has become the dominant feature of American elections, both nationally and locally.
Gibraltar May Tumble
Season 1 Episode 9 | 7m 50s | CC
Democrats used to be competitive in both cities and the countryside, but partisanship has changed things. It’s now getting harder and harder to find Democrats in rural areas across the US, but especially in the South. Are the partisans of Western Kentucky the last of this dying breed? We travel to the politically raucous annual Fancy Farm Picnic to find out.
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In the dry Colorado River Delta, the future of these green oases hangs in the balance
An agreement between the U.S. and Mexico allocated a tiny portion of water to restore the Colorado River Delta, where governments and nonprofit groups have put that water to work. But that agreement expires at the end of in 2026, and conservationists are hoping these defiant islands of green don’t disappear.
Science & Environment
Officials say water conservation program harmed Grand Valley irrigators
An irrigation company in western Colorado says it is disappointed in an Upper Basin water conservation program, its impacts to the company’s operations and the local agricultural community.
