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Surveys: Over 60% oppose data centers in their communities (opens the original)
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A Pew Research survey conducted July through August 2026 found 60% of Americans would be "not too" or "not at all comfortable" with a new data center operating in their area. Similarly, an Annenberg Public Policy Center survey reported 61% opposition, and a Gallup poll placed local opposition as high as 71%. Many of these data centers receive significant tax breaks and promise jobs, but how many of these jobs are permanent? Marty Lenz asked Sudeep Pasricha, a Professor of Electrical and Computer
Record high diesel "driving" higher costs (opens the original)
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Diesel hit a record high nationwide average of $6.53 per gallon this week. Colorado also hit a record with $6.22 per gallon. Diesel fuel, and/or its components, touch almost everything in and with the supply chain; the global economy runs on diesel. Costs have already been passed on to consumers, and more could be, as the war with Iran persists. KUNC's Marty Lenz asked Zac Rogers, Associate Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management at Colorado State University, about the direct and ind
CDC: Colorado’s kindergarteners have some of the lowest MMR vaccination rates in the country (opens the original)
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Colorado’s kindergarteners have some of the lowest vaccination rates in the country. That’s according to new information released by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). The vaccination rate for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) in Colorado is now 88%, the sixth lowest among states that provided data. The state health department reported just under 88% MMR rates during the 2025-26 school year. 95% is necessary for herd immunity. Last year, Colorado saw its highest number of measles cases since
The world before 9/11, and the world after: A Colorado pilot and aviation expert shares his perspective (opens the original)
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There is the world before 9/11, and the world after. The loss of life and trauma still reverberate for thousands of individuals and their families. The terrorist attack also changed how we think about so many aspects of daily life, including how we travel. The airline industry looks a lot different 25 years later. Steve Cowell, an airline pilot and aviation expert for 40 years, shared how 9/11 impacted him, changed him as a pilot, changed his industry, and more. Listen to the interview to hear f
Goodbye Dolly: Local UNC professor recalls working alongside one of America's most cherished cultural icons (opens the original)
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The beloved "Queen of Country" Dolly Parton passed away peacefully on Tuesday at age 80. While many define her by her massive musical genius, it's her cultural unification and unprecedented philanthropy that left most of us in awe. And often left many of us saying, "We don't deserve Dolly Parton." Get top headlines and KUNC reporting directly to your mailbox each week when you subscribe to In The NoCo. David Grapes II is an acclaimed American theatre director, playwright, producer, and educator.
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