Commentator Caroline Vulgamore has some thoughts on parenting. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
In this first of a five-part series, Patricia Murphy of KUOW looks at how meth users are effected by the drug. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
Eric Whitney follows up on last week’s story about hurricane evacuees in Colorado Springs. He talks to FEMA officials about the anxiety some evacuees have over whether they’ll get promised support. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
Stephen Raher reports on a complaint filed today, that asks the IRS to investigate whether Focus on the Family founder James Dobson improperly campaigned for political candidates in 2004. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
EXPANDED CONTENT–> The complaint letter can be found on the website of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
Nancy Greenleese reports on President Bush’s visit to Denver. Stephen Raher talks with a whistle blower at Cotter Corporation’s uranium mill in Ca?on City. Victor Locke has details on a ski resort report card. And Molly Adams looks into fast-selling Christmas tree permits at the Pike San Isabel National Forest. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
Independent producer Andy Raskin talks about an elusive holiday turkey chase. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
Scott Carrier reports on the roots of holiday poultry. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
Commentator Pat Kent Gulya has some thoughts about an annual Christmas theme. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
Eric Whitney talks with evacuees of Hurricane Katrina who are now living in Colorado Springs. While they’re appreciative of local support they have received, they’re frustrated with the federal government’s performance. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
About 150 troops with the 59th Quartermaster Comany at Fort Carson arrived home from Iraq on Wednesday. Stephen Raher reports. [LISTEN] [TRANSCRIPT]
