Colorado Public Radio Staff

(Photo: CPR/Megan Verlee)Parents, has the legalization of recreational marijuana changed how you talk to your kids about the drug?

Progress has been made on recovery efforts in the Colorado mountain community which was devastated by last September’s flooding.

The state is moving U.S. 36 near Lyons, Colo., away from a creek to try to flood proof it before spring runoff.

Aaron Collins of a. tom collins shares the reasons why he attended SXSW in Austin each year for the past nine years.

Beginning with an arpeggiated synthesizer, The Notwist’s “Close to the Glass” immediately diverges from the band’s harder sound of the past.

Our friends at NPR Music will stream the SXSW Music Conference keynote address by Lady Gaga. Check here on Friday for a live video stream of the event!

The tragic opera comes to the Ellie Caulkins Opera House (and CPR Classical) on March 15.

It’s an opportunity for Colorado artists, as well as general public, to connect and collaborate on their trips to SXSW.

March 19, 6 p.m.

A look at how the September 2013 floods impacted the small Colorado mountain community of Jamestown.

Investigators face a daunting task untangling a 104-vehicle pileup on I-25 in Denver.

With the Colorado Music Party at SXSW 2014 less than two weeks away, we are thrilled to announce the final additions for the two-day music event in Austin brought to you by OpenAir, Reverb, and Spokesbuzz!

Longtime collaborators dancer Larkin Poynton and guitarist Michael Roach create an urban dance piece for the airwaves.

Denver modern dance troupe Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble performs a radio dance for the CPR airwaves.

This Friday will mark CPR’s first weekly arts show, featuring “Radio Dances,” a multi-faceted project exploring how the visually oriented medium of dance translates to the airwaves.  “Radio Dances” was […]

The Colorado Public Research Interest Group analyzed federal highway data to conclude Coloradans are driving about 11 percent per person less than a decade ago.