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Tyler Weatherwax
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News Director and DJ, KCSU-FM (Fort Collins, CO)
Colorado, Fort Collins
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CSU celebrates Y2Gay Drag Show on campus, New COVID-19 vaccine research at CSU, Deputy cleared of charges following shooting
By Tyler Weatherwax Verified| KCSU-FM (Fort Collins, CO) Verified Funding for vaccines to help fight the COVID-19 virus has been granted to researchers at Colorado State University. The researchers will receive nearly $4.6 million. Additional news in the Northern Colorado medicine realm, UC Health has announced expansions in the area to help with the recent increase in patients.
Interview with first person from Fort Collins set to play in NHL Aidan Thompson, Aggie apartments at CSU see fire start, I-25 closes both lanes following pedestrian being struck - KCSU FM
By Tyler Weatherwax Verified, Audrey Donow, Georgios Athanasiou| KCSU-FM (Fort Collins, CO) Verified Audrey Donow begins campus news with coverage of the Poudre Fire Authority’s response to the reported on-campus fire at Aggie Village apartments. The fire prompted a partial evacuation order and emergency vehicle response. Andy Wirth joins the Colorado State University Board of Governors, with the former Ram sharing his thoughts on joining the board. Local news covers the start of construction on the new Fort Collins pickleball facility, which is coming soon.
CSU celebrates Y2Gay Drag Show on campus, New COVID-19 vaccine research at CSU, Deputy cleared of charges following shooting
By Tyler Weatherwax Verified| KCSU-FM (Fort Collins, CO) Verified Funding for vaccines to help fight the COVID-19 virus has been granted to researchers at Colorado State University. The researchers will receive nearly $4.6 million. Additional news in the Northern Colorado medicine realm, UC Health has announced expansions in the area to help with the recent increase in patients.
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KCSU-FM (Fort Collins, CO)