NoCo Now with Tanner Schwindt

Kevin Lytle, with the Fort Collins Coloradoan, talks about whether or not student athletes will be able to use their likeness in order to make money. Lytle also brings local and national sports stories for listeners.

The city of Loveland hired a firm to review their police department, after the controversial arrest of Karen Garner.

General Manager of the Greeley Stampede, Justin Watada, talks about the continuation of the festival, as well as the changes that will be accompanying the event this year. Clark Johnson, voice of Preps, updates listeners on recent and upcoming games in Colorado.

Catch up on national sports stories, and what's to come for the Greeley Stampede in the following days.

Director of Reporting for 9NEWS, Chris Vanderveen talks more about the Western Conservative Summit, whether or not media members lean more to the left, and more local and national news stories in hour one of NoCo Now.

Tanner unpacks the recent Western Conservative Summit, where attendees, were attacked and harassed by a leftist group.

Catch up on all your sports news in hour two of NoCo Now.

Owner of the Shine Shop, David Pennington talks about new drinks coming to the distillery. Get fired up with Mike Morris, owner of Auto Collision Specialists.

Director of Reporting at 9NEWS, Chris Vanderveen talks with Tanner about CO COVID-19 updates, vaccination rates, and unpacking the Summit meeting with Biden and Putin.

Tanner reviews Gov. Polis' handling of the pandemic over the course of 2020 and beyond.