CSU experts show how to save water in Fort Collins, Four year investigation leads to arrest in Fort Collins, Border Patrol agent on trail in Colorado

About this episode

CSU experts discuss water-saving techniques amid drought, an arrest in a hit and run case, and a Border Patrol agent facing charges after an altercation.

Experts at Colorado State University are showing how to save water as drought conditions impact Fort Collins, After a hit and run case from 2021 an arrest has been made years later, An altercation between a protester and Border Patrol agent in Durango has lead to the agent being held in court for charges

Topics covered

• water conservation
• drought
• law enforcement
• arrest
• protest
• Border Patrol

Keywords

• water saving
• drought conditions
• Fort Collins
• hit and run
• arrest
• Border Patrol
• protester

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Colorado State University

Places: Fort Collins, Durango

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