All Things Considered

Weekday Evenings 2-3, 3:30 - 5:30, & 6-7
Robert Siegel, Melissa Block

Breaking news mixed with compelling analysis, insightful commentaries, interviews, and special -- sometimes quirky -- features.

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6:06pm

Mon June 20, 2011
Education

In Detroit, Low-Performing Schools Get A Makeover

Michigan's governor announced a new reform program for Detroit schools Monday. The program creates a mini district for the city's lowest performing schools — and it works with university and private partners to improve schools and offer guaranteed college scholarships for city students. Detroit's long-troubled school system has been beset in recent years by financial mismanagement and declining enrollment. The district has already embarked on a plan to turn nearly half of its schools into charter schools.

1:52pm

Mon June 20, 2011
State Politics

Possible Ethics Issue against Congressman Tipton, Perlmutter

Credit Colorado Statesman

Colorado representatives Democrat Ed Perlmutter and Republican Scott Tipton are under fire for possible conflicts of interest between their personal finances – namely the stock that they own in certain companies – and the assignments they hold in congress.

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1:34pm

Mon June 20, 2011
Politics

Romney Makes Early Campaign Stop in Colorado

Credit Creative Commons

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is in Colorado meeting with small business owners in Aurora. He’ll also hold a private fundraiser in Cherry Hills Village this evening.

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11:45am

Mon June 20, 2011
Flooding

Flooding Risk Down, But Rivers Still High in Colorado

Credit Joe Futrelle / Flickr

While the risk of flooding due to this year’s record snowpack has diminished somewhat - state and county emergency officials remain on alert for the possibility of flooding from other sources.

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5:00am

Mon June 20, 2011
Health Care

New St. Anthony Hospital Opens Without Obstetrics Program

Credit Creative Commons

The long anticipated St. Anthony hospital held its grand opening in Lakewood on Monday. It’s taken seven years to plan and build the 450 million dollar facility, which includes everything from level one trauma care, oncology, orthopedics, and an expanded emergency room. But there’s one major service that won’t be offered – labor and delivery.

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