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  • Americans are eating at home more through the pandemic, why higher land prices concern farmers, and why a new Green Revolution based on soil resilience is important right now.
  • Water agencies from three western states and the federal government have signed a deal to leave extra water in Lake Mead, a reservoir that supplies water throughout the Southwest. And there was additional police presence on the Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 school district building Friday, due to a nationwide social media threat.
  • The brightest comet of the year will be visible this weekend before it shoots out of our solar system forever.
  • Mental-health challenges are on the rise in Colorado, according to a new report; An avalanche watch remained in place late Monday for the South San Juan Mountains.
  • A new paper from leading water experts explores the future of managing a shrinking water supply from the Colorado River. And the Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 school board will be holding a virtual special meeting Thursday at one in the afternoon.
  • After an uneasy early season, snowpack numbers in many parts of the Colorado River basin are starting to tick up; Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed this week that a wolf depredation incident took place last week in Colorado.
  • Recent storms have given a huge boost to snowpack throughout the Rocky Mountains. And the Colorado Department of Transportation will perform avalanche mitigation on all three US 550 mountain passes Wednesday.
  • Governor Jared Polis says Colorado does have the resources it needs to weather the latest wave of coronavirus infections fueled by the Omicron variant; the Navajo Nation Council approved more than five hundred million dollars in new pandemic assistance funding for tribal members.
  • With holidays in full swing, mental health is on high alert.
  • Drought dominates agricultural conversations in 2021, farm income is expected to be $22 billion more in 2022 than it was in 2020, and an innovation in Iowa is using livestock manure and chopped corn stalks to convert the corn residue into biomethane gas for energy.
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