Aug. 7, 2024: At CU, Céline Dion finds treatment and hope in her battle against stiff person syndrome

By Ryan Warner

August 7, 2024

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51min 12sec

A wide shot of Celine Dion performing at the opening ceremony. The Olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower hang above her. — Celine Dion performs in Paris, France, during the opening ceremony of the 2024 Summer Olympics, Friday, July 26, 2024.

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Episode | 51:12

Aug. 7, 2024: At CU, Céline Dion finds treatment and hope in her battle against stiff person syndrome

Segment 1 | 16:30
Colorado to become center for stiff person syndrome treatment with donation from Céline Dion
Segment 2 | 7:30
Why Gov. Jared Polis might call a special session on property taxes — for the second time in a year
Segment 3 | 4:37
The big office building purge seems to have skipped the Cherry Creek neighborhood as developers continue flocking to the area
Segment 4 | 2:13
If you HAD to compete in the Olympics, which sport would you pick?

Céline Dion's Olympic performance came despite her struggle with stiff person syndrome. She's finding help, and hope, in Colorado. Then, lawmakers may try again to address high property taxes. Plus, Cherry Creek bucks the office vacancy rate. Also, the future of the historic Zuni power plant. And, what would your Olympic sport be? Finally, Ryan Tedder and OneRepublic premiere a new outdoor venue in Colorado Springs.

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Aug. 7, 2024: At CU, Céline Dion finds treatment and hope in her battle against stiff person syndrome

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Aug. 7, 2024: At CU, Céline Dion finds treatment and hope in her battle against stiff person syndrome

Colorado to become center for stiff person syndrome treatment with donation from Céline Dion

Why Gov. Jared Polis might call a special session on property taxes — for the second time in a year

The big office building purge seems to have skipped the Cherry Creek neighborhood as developers continue flocking to the area

If you HAD to compete in the Olympics, which sport would you pick?

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New seeds program creates chance to grow vegetables and build community through urban gardens

University of Colorado faculty and students say proposed disclaimer restricts free speech

Why electric restaurants could be the key ingredient for cities trying to ditch fossil fuels

There are too many wild horses on too little land, federal officials say. Here’s how they’re thinning a herd in Colorado

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