TIMESTAMPS
- Campus News: 1:00
- Local News: 3:17
- Life and Events: 8:38
- National News: 10:40
- Sports Report: 15:40
- Weather Report: 20:18
Robert Sides gets this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review started with famous TikTok influencer and preacher Cynthia D. Smock, also known as Sister Cindy, visiting Colorado State University, drawing large crowds near Colorado State University’s Lory Student Center Plaza yesterday afternoon (1:00). Sides finishes campus news reporting on the 56th Associated Students of Colorado State University session yesterday evening (2:04). Georgios Athanasiou starts local news with a story about a head-on car accident that left a Fort Collins woman dead and a Nunn woman seriously injured (3:17). Athanasiou continues local news with news about the South College Avenue and Tribly Road intersection entering near completion, but drivers should prepare for two more stretches of lane closures (4:47). Athanasiou finishes local news with information about the smoky smell in the Front Range and Fort Collins Tuesday Morning (6:03).
Sides breaks down life and events in Fort Collins this weekend, including a virtuoso series concert Monday Night (8:38).
After the break, Athanasiou kicks off national news with reports about two bear attacks over the weekend in Colorado that are currently under investigation (10:40). National news finishes with reports of the Trump Administration paying federal workers 9.5 billion not to work in 2025 (13:04).
Then get your CSU sports from KCSU Sports Director John Vu as Vu previews the CSU football game versus number 11th ranked BYU Cougars, along with previewing CSU volleyball facing number 17th ranked Colorado Buffaloes tonight (15:40). To wrap up the episode, Athanasiou gives the Fort Collins weekend weather report, including kickoff temperature for the CSU football game on Saturday (20:18).
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Original Airdate: 9/17/2026