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Celebrate the weekend in Cortez, Mancos, and Dolores with live music, art walks, RiverFest, and outdoor movies. Find full details on KSJD’s Community Calendar!

In No Lie Lasts Forever, author Mark Stevens explores legacy, deception, and uneasy alliances between a reformed killer and a disgraced TV reporter in a chilling Denver-set thriller.

A freeze warning is in effect this morning across the Four Corners, with cooler temps, gusty winds, and a warming trend expected through midweek and into the weekend.

Sunny skies and spring wind lead today's forecast, while local headlines include Chinle’s graduation, energy grant concerns, Utah GOP news, and a major Colorado media shakeup.

President Trump's executive order targeting CPB funding for NPR and PBS raises concerns for local public radio stations. Aspen Public Radio's Eleanor Bennett speaks with reporter Halle Zander on the potential impacts.

A remote area of the Navajo Nation in southeast Utah is celebrating a long-awaited milestone — access to running water for the first time.

The Trump administration's executive order to halt CPB funding to NPR and PBS could affect public media stations nationwide. KGNU’s Jackie Sedley spoke with Rima Dael about the potential impact.

Expect scattered showers, isolated storms, and cooler temperatures this week across the Four Corners, with a chance for rain, snow, and gusty winds later in the week. Stay updated with KSJD.

Grant Houston has run the Lake City Silver World in the tiny town Lake City for nearly half-century. He’s now ready to sell, but is looking for the right person to take on the paper.

Colorado lawmakers are advancing a bill to give tax credits to small businesses that advertise in local newspapers and radio stations. And candidates for Cortez City Council answered questions in a public forum on Thursday evening.