Scott Franz
Investigative Reporter at KUNC-FM (Greeley, CO)
Investigative reporter for @KUNC. Photographer. Mountain man. Tips: scott.franz@kunc(dot)org
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1 week ago |
wyomingpublicmedia.org | Scott Franz
Editor’s note: As northwest Colorado loses coal jobs and dollars, a small group is raising the possibility of nuclear waste storage as a replacement. In the second installment of our series ‘Toxic waste, or economic fuel?’ KUNC’s Scott Franz traveled west of Steamboat Springs, to coal country, where he found mixed feelings about the region’s economic future. The northwest Colorado ranching community of Hayden is used to big sales pitches.
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2 weeks ago |
aspenpublicradio.org | Scott Franz
Until last summer, Coloradans who wanted to learn more about problems inspectors found at funeral homes could get copies of their reports . The documents would reveal whether refrigerators storing bodies were set at the correct temperature, whether the facility was sanitary, whether or not workers had the proper equipment and if records were properly maintained.
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2 weeks ago |
ksjd.org | Scott Franz
Until last summer, Coloradans who wanted to learn more about problems inspectors found at funeral homes could get copies of their reports . The documents would reveal whether refrigerators storing bodies were set at the correct temperature, whether the facility was sanitary, whether or not workers had the proper equipment and if records were properly maintained.
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2 weeks ago |
coloradosun.com | Scott Franz
Until last summer, Coloradans who wanted to learn more about problems inspectors found at funeral homes could get copies of their reports. The documents would reveal whether refrigerators storing bodies were set at the correct temperature, whether the facility was sanitary, whether or not workers had the proper equipment and if records were properly maintained. This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at kunc.org.
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3 weeks ago |
kunc.org | Scott Franz
Until last summer, Coloradans who wanted to learn more about problems inspectors found at funeral homes could get copies of their reports. The documents would reveal whether refrigerators storing bodies were set at the correct temperature, whether the facility was sanitary, whether or not workers had the proper equipment and if records were properly maintained.
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I discovered Coloradans quietly lost access to funeral home inspection reports. People affected by misconduct and transparency advocates have concerns. My latest KUNC investigation: https://t.co/dELebZoDKH
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