KRCC-FM (Colorado Springs, CO)

KRCC, broadcasting at 91.5 MHz, is a public radio station located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and is operated by The Colorado College. During the day, KRCC offers non-commercial News and Talk shows, primarily featuring content from National Public Radio (NPR) and American Public Media. In the evenings, the station shifts to a diverse music lineup, including genres such as adult album alternative, world music, jazz, and reggae. The BBC World Service is featured during the overnight hours. Music programming is hosted by staff announcers on weekdays from 7 PM to 10 PM, with volunteers taking over from 10 PM to midnight. Additionally, KRCC is proud to be part of the Mountain West News Bureau.

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#59899

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#11849

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The Local 303: Colorado artists we’re featuring for April 2025

3 weeks ago | cpr.org

Spring is here, and so are fresh new music releases! This month, we’re shining a spotlight on Colorado artists performing at the FoCoMx music festival in
Denver-based Canadian diplomat says US tariffs will hurt Colorado companies that depend on trade with Canada

1 month ago | cpr.org

Sylvain Fabi, the Canadian Counsel General based in Denver, said if the trade war accelerates between the countries, Colorado businesses that depend on trade with Canada will suffer.
Colorado nonprofits continue to feel effects of federal funding pause

1 month ago | cpr.org

Uncertainty reigns as organizations wonder what their future funding will be under the Trump administration.
Colorado Public Radio to Launch New Daily News Podcast | Colorado Public Radio

1 month ago | cpr.org

The “Colorado Today” podcast will give listeners a roughly 10-minute daily rundown of the biggest and most interesting news in the state.
Trump’s tariffs hit one of Colorado’s most valuable resources – craft beer

1 month ago | cpr.org

The higher prices on everything from grain to tanks to aluminum cans will likely get passed on to the customers.
Colorado joins lawsuit challenging Trump's NIH cuts that could dismantle state's health research industry

1 month ago | cpr.org

Researchers in Colorado are using words like “catastrophic” and “bombshell” to describe the potential impact of the 15 percent cap.
‘This can be the worst drive of your life’: A truck driver’s reality on I-70 in winter

1 month ago | cpr.org

We spent the day with a truck driver on I-70. Here’s what we saw.
Colorado Arts Spotlight, Feb. 13 - 16: Weaving democracy, new DAM acquisitions and Casa Bonita inspired art

1 month ago | cpr.org

Valentine’s Day weekend brings everything from ‘Love Letters’ on stage to a winter bluegrass festival and a free Cleo Parker Robinson performance in Boulder. A list of arts, theater and musical events happening in Denver and around Colorado the weekend of Oct. 31 - Nov. 3.
AI startup raises questions on 'local' news you can use | Colorado Public Radio

1 month ago | cpr.org

If you’re hungry for neighborhood goings-on – from government to bake sales – you might be delighted that a newsletter focused your community has arrived in your inbox. But might your enthusiasm be tempered – if you found out the content you crave was being generated by one man. In New York City. Via Artificial Intelligence. That scenario’s playing out across the country – including in Colorado. Reporter Andrew Deck, of the Nieman Journalism Lab discusses the implications of the startup.
Frustration mounts with delayed athletic prosthetic coverage law

1 month ago | cpr.org

Insurers were supposed to start covering recreational prosthetics on Jan. 1, but the state is still deciding how to implement the law