Colorado State University announces plans to launch elementary education program, Banner Health announces expansion to Fort Collins location, Hurricane Polo brings rainy conditions to parts of the United States

TIMESTAMPS

  • Campus News: 1:07
  • Local News: 2:38
  • Life and Events: 8:32
  • National News: 10:40
  • Sports Report: 18:37
  • Weather Report: 21:25

Robert Sides begins this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review in campus news with Colorado State University announcing plans to launch a program in elementary education to address the statewide teacher shortage (1:07). Georgios Athanasiou kicks off local news with an update on the story about a Fort Collins birth center owner and midwife under investigation for a distress newborn call made to Fort Collins Police; hear about their initial court appearance (2:38). Local news continues with the Banner Health Fort Collins location announcing an expansion that will expand patient rooms by double (4:29). Athanasiou finishes local news with a detached garage fire under investigation (6:17).

Then Sides brings Life and Events for this week in Fort Collins (8:32).

Athanasiou brings the national news report on an emergency order from the United States Department of Energy denying Colorado’s plan to shut down a coal power plant (10:40). National news continues with four suspects arrested in Colorado after a murder in Texas (12:41). National news ends with heavy rainfall and possible flash floods as a result of remnants of Hurricane Polo in parts of the Southeastern and Central United States, with Colorado being one of the states most impacted (14:30)…

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