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Neguse Boulder office, others, receive suspicious packages Authorities are investigating a suspicious letter containing an unknown white substance that was mailed to Colorado Representative Joe Neguse, and at least four other members of Colorado’s congressional delegation. The suspicious letters arrived at the Boulder office of Neguse, and the district offices of Representatives Jason Crow, Diana DeGette , Jason Crow, and Brittany Pettersen. Senator John Hickenlooper’s office also received one.

Stoney Bertz speakw with the executive director of Citizens Project Jessica Delos Reyes about the roots of the organization, its work on equity, diversity, and the separation of church and state, and how to get the best information ahead of November 3rd including how neighbors can stay informed and make their voices heard in the Pikes Peak region. play_arrow Outsoures – Citizens Project: Jessica Delos Reyes KGNU

play_arrow “We’re not gonna give up” — No Kings protestors get out the vote KGNU News Reporting by Verity Matthews, Lyra Stone, John Kelin, and Don Davis, with additional recordings from Sarah Taylor and Maille Olgyay This past Saturday was the day of a nationwide No Kings protest. The theme was “vote early.” More than 60 demonstrations took place across Colorado, and KGNU reporters were at four of them — in Denver, Louisville, Lafayette and Boulder.

play_arrow No Kings “Vote Early” rallies; Colorado voting drop boxes open today; National monument lawsuit reopened KGNU News No Kings draws thousands of Coloradans for “Vote Early” rallies Thousands of people took part in No Kings events all across Colorado, part of a larger, nationwide day of action to promote voter participation — and especially, voting early.

Turn it up for community-powered radio at KGNU’s 2026 Annual FunkRaiser, featuring the Joey Porter Trio of the Motet. Join fellow listeners, volunteers, and neighbors for an evening of live funk, dancing, and good company.

play_arrow Thousands expected to gather for No Kings “vote early” events this weekend KGNU News Tomorrow, Saturday, October 17 will be the next No Kings events.

play_arrow Campus Update: CU Student Government calls for students to have a voice in ChatGPT Edu partnership KGNU News Avery Clifton, editor-in-chief and reporter of the CU Independent talks to KGNU about CU Boulder’s contract with Open AI.

The Center for People With Disabilities (CPWD) is a community organization serving the greater Boulder-Denver area, with locations in Boulder, Longmont, Thornton, and Broomfield. Founded in 1977, CPWD’s mission is to provide resources, information, and advocacy to help people with disabilities overcome barriers to independent living.

play_arrow ICE in Longmont neighborhood; CBI releases documents on Megan Trussell independent review; Weld County data center opponents gather 30k signatures; Western BoCo fire restrictions lifted 10-16-2026-AM-headlines ICE in Longmont neighborhood A vehicle known to be associated with federal immigration enforcement was sighted in a Longmont neighborhood this Wednesday, as confirmed by the Colorado Rapid Response Network (CORRN).

KGNU’s DJ Jules welcomes members of The Burroughs for a special live in-studio performance featuring songs from their upcoming album, Apocalypse Tech. The band discusses the album’s evolution into an apocalyptic discotheque, blending ’90s electronic and techno influences with hard-hitting rock and roll. They also share insights into their collaborative songwriting process, their musical influences, including funk legend Betty Davis, and their commitment to music education.