• Grand Junction Sentinel finds contradictions in congressional candidate Boebert's claims
• Theft and vandalism of campaign signs rampant in Ouray County
• New trails complete at Crossroads Park in Hotchkiss 
• Governor allows high school football this fall
• Disability community want to make sure all eligible voters can cast

“We are here.” That is the first thing I tell people at a national park visitor center, as I point to our location on a park map. Even if they didn’t ask, hearing it always seems to be a relief.

• A third Delta County resident died from COVID-19, bringing the death toll in Colorado to 1,905
• Governor Polis concerned about uptick in college student cases
• COVID outbreaks in SLC show how kids spread the virus
• Polis will allow 5700 people to attend next Denver Broncos game, shuttered music venues aren't happy
• Dr Joe Adragna updates Jodi Peterson on Montrose COVID testing availability

• Conservation groups sue BLM over Uncompahgre Resource Management Plan
• 4 marijuana ballot items qualify in Delta County
• New documents show Interior Dept wanted to manage bison like cattle
• On Tuesday, Michael Bennet called on William Perry Pendley to resign from BLM in a speech on Senate floor

Host Jill Spears and gardening gurus Lance Swigart and Lulu Volckhausen discuss the change of seasons and take your calls about gardening subjects of all kinds (while maintaining appropriate social distancing.)

• Congressional candidate Lauren Boebert deletes several social media accounts 
• Paonia will use new CDOT grant for Grand Ave projects
• Yellow-billed cuckoo not losing Endangered Species Act protection
• Mask mandate extended another 30 days
• Judge rejects lawsuit delaying blue book voting guide distribution 
• KSUT: New projects hope to close 'water gap' for Navajo Nation

The way we manage water has largely been focused on quantity and quality. This has led to a scarcity mentality where we are faced with there not being “enough” water immediately available. When we step back and look at the way water moves throughout the planet-in large and small water cycles- we can begin to see that all the water there is, is still there.

• Cameron Peak Fire has now destroyed 54 structures
• Beware of voter misinformation, including from USPS itself
• KUER: Advocacy groups are calling on BLM to cancel upcoming oil and gas lease sales 
• As Scott Franz reports, Colorado voters will get a say in doing away with the electoral college this November