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6:00am

Tue October 4, 2011
Business

USDA Grant Dollars to Benefit Northern Colorado Organization

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A Longmont-based organization that works with Native American communities across the U.S. is one of several recipients of grant money from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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5:54am

Tue October 4, 2011
Education

Online Education: A Pattern of Lax Oversight

Credit Joe Mahoney / I-News Network

The I-News Network, a Colorado-based in-depth news consortium, and one of its partners, the nonprofit Education News Colorado, investigated what’s really happening with thousands of Colorado K-12 students who try an online school each year. This is the final report in a 3 part series. Click for part 1 & part 2.

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12:44pm

Mon October 3, 2011
Politics

Proposal for New State House Maps Submitted

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The state Supreme Court will have the ultimate say on whether new statehouse legislative maps are fair, balanced and follow the Colorado constitution. A bi-partisan committee spent several months redrawing the maps. If adopted, the new districts would be in place for the November 2012 election. KUNC’s state capitol reporter Bente Birkeland has more.

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7:06am

Mon October 3, 2011
Commentary

Cutting Fat

Dr. Marc Ringel

A look at treating bloodstream infections reveals an underlying discrepancy between price and value in the health care system.  And KUNC commentator Dr. Marc Ringel says there's a real opportunity to be found.

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6:00am

Mon October 3, 2011
Education

Why are Colorado’s Online K-12 Students Failing? A Conversation with I-News Reporters

An investigative report by I-News, a Colorado-based in-depth news consortium, shows that taxpayers will spend $100 million this year on virtual schools that are largely failing their elementary and high school students.

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