Explore the role of flexibility in our well-being. Flexilbility and openness creates strength because they allow us to work with life, rather than fight against it. 

• Live grenade removed safely from home in Lake City
• Delta staff in discussions about moving library out of historic building so Sheriff's office can move in
• Governor Polis signs bill to distribute billions in COVID relief money
• Colorado Broadcasters Association pleased 'radio encryption amendment' included in bipartisan police accountability bill (*note, KVNF is a member of CBA)
• Colorado & Nevada approve bans of most racialized mascots in public schools
• Colorado cracking down on ponds as water supplies tighten in the West

• Hotchkiss Mayor: DCSO not charging for support
• Montrose code enforcement officer pepper sprays property owner
• Montrose county manager Ken Norris to be paid year of severance, benefits
• Grand Junction City Council leans toward buffering, zoning limits on retail pot shops
• Mesa County faces spread of Delta COVID variant, encourages vaccinations
• Telluride Bluegrass livestream available, KOTO only airing on FM
• Senator Michael Bennet on his Child Tax Credit bill
• Matt Cesario of Triple Play Records talks Record Store Day

• Telluride Foundation proposes 60 deed-restricted affordable housing units in Ouray
• Carson Lake drained for repairs
• Frontier Airlines begins Grand Junction flights
• Second Chance Center expands from Aurora to Denver, to address recidivism 
• Apollo Rodriquez speaks to Delta County Emergency Manager Kris Stewart about 9-digit dialing
• Kate Redmond filed an open records request to obtain the long-awaited hydrology report for the town of Paonia's water system, but the report comes with some surprises

• BLM managing 14-acre South Fork fire near Nucla, smoke visible this week is mostly from Arizona
• CORE Act getting a Senate committee hearing on June 16th
• Safe2Tell hotline prevention program for youth remains available while school is out at 877-542-7233
• Youth Rising Film Fest from Citizens for a Healthy Community wraps up tonight with Youth v. Gov
• Capitol Coverage Scott Franz explores how decisions by lawmakers during the 2021 session, that wrapped up last night, will impact the lives of Colorado residents

Host Jill Spears and gardening gurus Lance Swigart and Lulu Volckhausen discuss early summer gardening subjects and take your calls.

• Delta County Citizens Report files notice of intent to sue School District over open meeting violations
• New Ridgway Community Apiary home to 100,000 honeybees
• At least 95% of remaining COVID patients hospitalized in Colorado are unvaccinated
• Colorado Redistricting Commissions now accepting public comment
• Utah doubling fish limits for trout & bass due to projection of mass die-offs from drought
• Mountain West News Bureau's Paul Boger reports on racial reckoning in former Sundown Town

In a special edition of Wildcard, KVNF's Gavin Dahl assembles a selection of stories from around the Rocky Mountain Community Radio coalition.

• Hotchkiss mayor Larry Wilkening announces retirement of Marshal Dan Miller, arrest of Deputy Marshal Kelsey Shumway, termination of Deputy Marshal Chad Lloyd
• Governor Polis announced first winner of Colorado Comeback Cash on Friday, but the Denver Post reports the program has not sparked a surge in new COVID vaccinations
• Eric Galatas reports Colorado health agencies are bringing COVID vaccines to disabled people who are unable to travel to vaccination sites
• Kate Redmond reports Nucla and Naturita have been designated as international Dark Sky communities