Protestors worry NOAA cuts leave a different storm brewing. - DOGE is cutting real estate contracts in Colorado - but what's the impact? - Happy 303 Day to all who celebrate! - And a reminder to keep your loved ones close, even when they're gone.

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Some Denver restaurant owners are pushing for a pay cut for tipped employees. - Postal service workers prepare for possible layoffs. - We answer questions about why egg prices are rising but not chicken prices. Episode Credits

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Prosecutors in Colorado say there aren't enough beds in juvenile detention centers for kids accused of violent crimes. - Service cuts could be coming to kids with developmental delays in Colorado. - The Stapelton Airport is staying connected to its past. Episode Credits

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The world's richest man's quest to downsize the U.S. government has reached Colorado. - COGOP rivals order a double stack of litigation with a side of drama at IHOP. - We're helping a nonprofit help girls as it faces federal funding cuts.

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Kyle sits down with Democratic Colorado Congresswoman Brittany Pettersen a day after she flew cross-country with her newborn son to challenge the GOP budget bill.

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If Medicaid gets cut, two congressional districts represented by Republicans would lose the most in Colorado. - We ask Democratic Rep. Jason Crow about Trump's proposals on immigration and Medicaid. - Federal job cuts are impacting the health of bees. Episode Credits

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Federal employees are living in fear, not knowing if they'll lose their jobs. - Denver is trying to figure out how to keep people from falling off electric scooters so much. - DPD is honoring trailblazer for police officers of color. Episode Credits

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We talk to a CDC researcher working on Lyme disease who was just fired. - Are laid-off federal employees eligible for unemployment benefits? It depends. - A new lawsuit could set a precedent for when it's legal to threaten to call ICE on someone. Episode Credits

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More than 100 IRS employees in Denver lost their jobs this morning. - A guilty verdict in the retrial of the former deputy who shot and killed Christian Glass. - DEI funding cuts are trickling down to a children's museum in Boulder County. Episode Credits

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After pouring money into improving the 16th Street Mall, Denver is struggling to change the area's bad reputation. - A church in Montrose is giving the unhoused a place to sleep, but the city isn't a fan. -A new whiskey could find a home in Colorado. Episode Credits

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