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CTV News Tuesday, April 21

Brynn Carman

April 21, 2015

On this episode of CTV News, reporter Patrick Enslow takes an inside look at the new sober drive in town that can get people who have had one too many to drink home safely for just one dollar. Karsen Bushjost checks out the latest CSU construction site where apartments are being renovated and Kaitlyn Connolly attended the 12th annual fast and furriest 5K hosted by the veterinary school. We also talk about the new substance abuse program offered at CSU, CAM the Ram’s five newborn lambs, and the spring fashion show. Elizabeth Prasse has her full weather forecast and Grace Reader has the latest in Ram athletics.

CTV News Producer Brynn Carman can be followed on Twitter at BrynnCarmanTV

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