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Today’s show · October 21, 2026
All episodes →Carlton Jones on electric vehicle chargers, James Wiley on the Issue 7A fix, Mike Rawluk on Prop 137 and county zoning, and Trent Loos on land near power lines.
National Electrical Code Treats Home Electric Vehicle Charging as a Continuous Load
Listen at 6:07 →Issue 7A Reached About 800,000 Voters Who Live Outside the Rail District
Listen at 14:04 →Adams County Planning Commission Hears the Development Standards Overhaul
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Voter's Guide 2026
Colorado · Colorado Zoning & Local Control
The Adams County Planning Commission holds a hearing Oct. 22 on a replacement land use code for unincorporated Adams County that would make two-family dwellings a use by right in the R-1-C single-family district and move final plat approval to the county's director of community and economic development.
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Adams, Arapahoe, Douglas and Weld counties are reprogramming voting systems and separating ballots so that Ballot Issue 7A, the Front Range Passenger Rail District's sales tax question, counts only for voters inside the district.
Colorado
The citizen initiative from Advance Colorado would make the state's current 4.4 percent income tax rate the legal maximum for individuals and corporations starting Jan. 1, 2027.
Opinion
Bradley Beck recounts how contractors replacing his town’s water meters cut the roots of mature trees, many of which stood more than 40 feet tall, and left his neighbors saying that somebody should do something.
Opinion
Jefferson County Open Space says no forest treatment can prevent wildfire.
Opinion
Pam Long attended the Asian Roundtable of Colorado Governor Candidate Forum on October 4, 2026, where Greg Lopez, Phil Weiser and Victor Marx each answered the same nine questions.
Special coverage
Colorado voters decide 14 statewide measures on November 3, 2026.
Tracking Republican primaries, Democratic challengers, and ballot issues across Colorado ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
TABOR refunds, surplus revenue, and fiscal policy in Colorado.
Reporting on parental rights in Colorado, including minor-consent medical and mental-health laws and the debate over parental notification.
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Col. Bob Fischer knew that a war in Southeast Asia would be fought unlike previous wars. When he encouraged teaching preparation for guerrilla warfare at the war college, much of the brass rebuffed him. America’s Veterans Stories rebroadcasts an interview with Col. Fischer on the book Echoes of Our War: Vietnam Veterans Reflect Fifty Years Later, in which nine Vietnam Marine veterans and one Navy corpsman share their stories. Marine veteran Paula Sarlls explains how you can help honor these men.
Roger Mangan on homeowners coverage limits, Megan Burke on Proposition 134, Nephi Cole on gun rights and Amendment 83, Payton Waggoner on a Finance 101…
Raymon Doane on Denver's open council seat, Janice Hisle on Columbus statues, Jon Boesen on work injuries, and Rob Natelson on Amendment 87.
Carlton Jones on electric vehicle chargers, James Wiley on the Issue 7A fix, Mike Rawluk on Prop 137 and county zoning, and Trent Loos on…
The world premiere of A Climate Conversation II is Wednesday, November 4, at the Lone Tree Arts Center. Senior Fellow at the CO2 Coalition and expert panelist featured in the film Gregory Wrightstone explains why we should not worry about climate change and children should sleep well at night. Entrepreneur and commentator Susan Kochevar shares her perspective on current events. Plus Colorado gubernatorial candidate Greg Lopez explains the Red Card Solution for immigrant workers.
Have our cars become a national security nightmare? Lauren Fix of Car Coach Reports explains that the automotive industry has been loading vehicles with connected software and technology. Now Congress is asking the ugly question, “What happens when your connected vehicle technology is tied to a foreign adversary?” RE/MAX Realtor Karen Levine and mortgage specialist Lorne Levy discuss your home and property rights. Owner of Spartan Defense Teddy Collins addresses the safety of our schools, our kids, and school staff.
“This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.”
The Bible
Decomposed and foul-smelling; rotten. Used figuratively for something morally corrupt or thoroughly objectionable.
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The Federalist Papers · Class 12
with Allen Thomas · Instructor
Thursday, October 22 · 7:45 PM · Online
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