I-News Network

The I-News Network is a nonprofit news service. We collaborate with the most respected news outlets in Colorado to deliver high-impact in-depth journalism.

Meet the I-News team

  • Laura Frank, Executive Director
  • Burt Hubbard, Editorial Director
  • Joe Mahoney, Multimedia Director

Correspondents

  • Kristin Jones, reporter
  • David Milstead, reporter
  • Jim Sheeler, reporter

You can learn more about the I-News Network at www.inewsnetwork.org.

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8:18am

Wed August 15, 2012
Listeria Outbreak: One Year Later

Charges Loom As Jensen Farms Listeria Investigation Nears End

Credit United States Department of Agriculture

Federal prosecutors are close to concluding a criminal investigation into last fall’s deadly listeria outbreak linked to cantaloupes grown at Jensen Farms, the I-News Network has learned.

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4:17pm

Wed August 8, 2012
Education

Testing Analysis: Some Students Falling Behind

More than 100,000 public school students are not on pace to achieve proficiency in math and writing over the next three years, or by the time they reach 10th grade, an I-News Network analysis of state testing data shows.

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4:06pm

Wed August 8, 2012
Education

TCAP Test Scores: Biggest Gains Came From Struggling Schools

Credit Colorado Department of Education

Most of Colorado’s lowest performing school districts posted some of the biggest gains in state standardized tests this year, while scores at many top performing districts stagnated, according to an analysis of scores by the I-News Network.

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12:00am

Wed June 27, 2012
Wildfires

Red Zone: Policies Put More Coloradans at Risk

  • Morning Edition Host Emily Boyer interviews I-News' Michael Kodas & Burt Hubbard

The number of wildfires in Colorado has exploded during the past decade. So has the number of people living in high-risk fire zones.

And public policies for dealing with both actually risk making the state’s fire danger even worse, an I-News Network investigation found.

In the past two decades, a quarter million people have moved into Colorado’s red zones – the parts of the state at risk for the most dangerous wildfires. Today, one of every four Colorado homes is in a red zone.

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12:00am

Thu March 22, 2012

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