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It鈥檚 easy to find the history of the men for whom some of Colorado鈥檚 highest mountains are named. But when it comes to places named for women, like Mount Ida, or Mount Lady Washington 鈥� it鈥檚 tough to figure out just who those women were. We talk with a Colorado author who set out to discover some of that history.

You may have heard about a recent trend in yard care called 鈥淣o Mow May.鈥� The idea is to support bees and other pollinators by letting dandelions and clover grow in your yard through this month. But "No Mow May" might not be such a good idea in Colorado. We find out why from a CSU plant expert.

Summer is just around the corner. And going for a bike ride may be on your list of things to do. But that may also mean you need to do a little maintenance on it. You鈥檒l hear some great tips on how to do that yourself.

A program that offers mental health resources and support to farmers and ranchers in Colorado is on hold, after the Trump administration froze funding for it. We discuss the impact the program has had in the agriculture community, the unique stresses that farmers and ranchers face -- and what happens next.

An unusual art project is headed for the moon later this year. It鈥檚 an 80 page book roughly the size of your thumbnail 鈥� filled with contributions from artists and writers around the world. We鈥檒l hear from the Colorado artist who helped create the book 鈥� and why he thinks art deserves a home on the moon.

The threat of tariffs is creating uncertainty for many Colorado companies 鈥� including small businesses that make or sell outdoor recreation gear. We hear about how tariff turmoil is affecting these companies鈥� bottom line 鈥� and how they鈥檙e coping with it.

Medical marijuana holds serious promise as a treatment for cancer and its symptoms. That鈥檚 the conclusion of a sweeping new study from an organization based in Evergreen that reviewed thousands of research papers. The findings showed that cannabis was a powerful tool for helping patients with pain from cancer treatment 鈥� and that cannabis was even helpful in shrinking tumors in a laboratory.

Students at Colorado State University have designed an innovative prosthetic foot. The design uses 3D printing technology that allows them to customize each prosthetic they make for the person who will wear it. We鈥檒l hear the story of the CSU engineering students who created the award-winning design.

The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs says thousands of Indigenous American and Alaska Native women have been missing or murdered in recent years, and many of those cases remain unsolved. A Berthoud writer set out to raise awareness about this real-life crisis using fiction. We talk with her about her new horror novel.

In an era of artificial intelligence and cloud computing, data centers are an important part of the economy. Some Colorado lawmakers say the state needs more of them 鈥� and that they could generate jobs and tax revenue. But data centers also consume huge amounts of energy and water. So do the future benefits outweigh the costs? We dig into that question on In The NoCo.