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KDNK provides public access radio that connects community members to one another and the world.

The Issue from KDNK News

Immigration: The Consequences of Enforcement

News: A broken friendship, part two

Today we’re going to have the second part on our serieis about the relationship between Edgar Niebla and Alvaro Agon. Both are immigrants, both went through the police academy, but Edgar came here illegally, while Alvaro came here on a visa. KDNK’s Mathew Katz takes a look at what happened when immigration enforcement agents raided Edgar’s house, and Alvaro was one of the officers sent to deport him.

Politics

News: Memo details unclear law on public records

In the last City of Aspen election, a lawsuit emerged challenging access to ballot images. Now those trying to get access to the ballot images here in Colorado say they want to reform the process, arguing the ballots are the property of the people, not the government. KDNK’s Conrad Wilson reports.

Immigration: The Consequences of Enforcement

News: A broken friendship, part one of a series

Over the past few months, KDNK has reported on a number of early-morning raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. Today we begin a week-long series about how the immigration system and those early-morning raids are playing out here in the valley. KDNK's Mathew Katz reports.


Politics

News: Tancredo enters race, draws ire of GOP

Former Republican Congressman Tom Tancredo has formally announced his entry into the Colorado Governor’s race. Tancredo is leaving the party to run as a third party candidate on the American Constitution Party ticket. He’s said he has no choice but to step in because he believes the two scandal-ridden Republicans currently vying for the seat can’t win this fall. But as KDNK’s Bente Birkeland reports, many in the GOP are miffed over the move.

Interviews

Interview: Laurie Loeb on Mountain Fairs of Old

This weekend will mark the 39th Annual Mountain Fair here in Carbondale, and no one knows more about the fair than Lori Loeb. The longtime local helped start the fair in 1972, and KDNK's Mathew Katz sat down with Loeb to find out what she loved about it back then, and what she loves about the fair today.

Immigration

News: ICE agents target US citizen in raid

Last week, immigration agents and local police swept through the valley detaining and beginning deportation procedures on thirty alleged immigrant gang members. ICE agents also raided another house here in Carbondale, but there was one problem: their target was a U.S. citizen. KDNK’s Mathew Katz has more.

Environment

News: EPA hearing examines fracing in West

The Environmental Protection Agency’s hearing on hydraulic fracturing drew more than 300 people to Denver last week. It’s part of a multi state tour to get public input on a report the organization will complete in the coming years. KDNK's Bente Birkeland reports.

Immigration

News: ICE arrests 30 alleged gang members in Carbondale, Western CO

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents wrapped up a five-day raid in Western Colorado this week, arresting 30 alleged gang members throughout the region, with many in Carbondale. KDNK’s Conrad Wilson reports.

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KDNK News for Thursday, July 22, 2010 with Steve Cole and KDNK's news team.




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