KSJD News
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A proposed $8 billion diesel bailout may help farmers, while low Mississippi River levels, deer disease and growing coyote populations create new challenges. -
Political observers agree that last week's election results were influenced by farmers, ranchers and rural residents.
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This time on The Dark Canyon Chronicles, Stephen and Mark sit down with famed paranormal investigator Michelle Page of Kanab, Utah! -
Geneva Toland's new collection of poetry explores themes of eco-feminism, ecological kinship, and radical collective love. -
The town says water storage is about 45% full and conditions are improving, but more flushing and testing are needed before the advisory can be lifted. -
CU Boulder's Max Boykoff says voters are thinking about energy, transportation, and associated costs, even if the words "climate change" aren't part of the conversation. -
Yucca House National Monument is a little-known site southwest of Cortez that for many years was considered almost too small to be protected. Now, thanks to land donations that were made recently and in the past, it appears to face a promising future. -
Montezuma County elects Rodney Cox and rejects a lodging tax increase. Crystalyne Curley claims victory in the Navajo Nation presidential race, while Colorado's 3rd District remains undecided.
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The Town of Mancos has ended its evacuation orders, but warns that flooding may have left hazardous conditions. Separate evacuation notices remain in effect for other locations in Montezuma County.
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The buildings occupied by Montezuma County’s different governmental departments are scattered and have a number of problems. But fixing the situation won’t be easy, with the county facing a budget shortfall next year of an estimated $2.5 million.
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