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Heading into fall, we get a check-up on COVID vaccines, the seasonal flu, measles, and West Nile with Dr. Ned Calonge, the state's chief medical officer. Then, as Western states divvy up water from the Colorado River, a new documentary wants to make sure the river isn't run dry. Plus, new research from CU Boulder on drought conditions and human-caused climate change. Later, an update on bodies found in a Pueblo mortuary. And an unexpected moment of joy thanks to a TikTok video and one family's lost wedding photos.

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Aug. 27, 2025: A fall check-up on vaccines and viruses; Keeping water in the Colorado River

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Aug. 27, 2025: A fall check-up on vaccines and viruses; Keeping water in the Colorado River

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