Tanner breaks down that schools using Native American imagery or likeness in their mascots, will have 11 months to remove said imagery, or they will be charged $25,000 monthly until it is reworked.

Tune in to Mike and Deb Morris from Auto Collision Specialists, as they update listeners on national news stories, whether or not there is a solution to homelessness and much more in hour two.

Mike and Deb Morris, from Auto Collision Specialists, talk about people experiencing homelessness, not just in Weld, but nationwide.

Catch up on national news and sports stories in hour two of NoCo Now.

Miles Blumhardt, with the Coloradoan, talks about continuing roadwork, student athletes being able to use their likeness for profit, and an overwhelming amount of turtles turning up in Larimer county.

Thousands gathered in Beijing, China to commemorate the Communist Party's 100th anniversary with President Xi.

Former MLB player and sports expert, Mark Knudson, updates listeners on all things Rockies and sports news.

Catch up on more local and national news and sports stories, and more on Fort Collins being granted 3.5 million dollars for low emission, electric buses for the city.

Owner of Livestock Exchange, Robin Varelman, chats about how weather influences the Ag markets.

Karen Barton, UNC Professor and Fort Collins' resident, won her 7th Fulbright grant, one of two professors in the United States to win seven grants.