Health care in southwest Colorado is in danger because of the coming impacts of H.R. 1. That was the message given by State Rep. Katie Stewart, Southwest Health System CEO Joe Theine, and others during a virtual press conference Tuesday morning.

This week’s agriculture report examines high beef prices, North American trade tensions and how rising fuel costs could increase grocery bills.

The question continues, where are the ghost dinosaurs?

KVNF threw Montrose its first punk festival, with free tickets, eight bands and no idea whether anyone would come. The turnout was exceptional! Brody Wilson spent the afternoon at River Bottom Park asking the people who cam out what it felt like to be there. The answers were about belonging.

More than 25 performers and 15 artists are transforming downtown Mancos for The Golden Fox Paradox, an immersive theater production running October 2–4 and 9–11.

Dolores trustees are considering wildfire building standards and have approved water project financing and a downtown rezoning.

Because of wildfires and the drought that has clung to the Four Corners all summer, bears are even hungrier than usual as they head into hibernation season. That has led to a number of incidents that range from amusing to tragic.

The monsoon storms around the Four Corners in the past few days have been a decidedly mixed blessing.

Fewer than 25 percent of eligible Mancos students took CMAS exams, leaving the district without enough data for a standard state performance rating.

Trees rely on water to perform their most basic functions, and by shutting down for winter earlier, they can conserve water… but that means fall colors arriving earlier.