• Delta Health transitioning COVID vaccine clinics to primary care locations
• Lauren Boebert & Marjorie Taylor Greene only no votes on bone marrow bill
• Colorado House approves $34B state budget
• Colorado has more realtors than homes for sale
• Farm & Food Alliance launches incubator app, new website
• Montrose Summer Music Series will return in July
• COVID cases & hospitalizations are up as counties take over managing restrictions

You’ve heard the warning; “Don’t play with fire unless you want to get burned.” This is good advice that has prevented many singed eyebrows and painful blisters. NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has ignored this warning in the most extreme fashion.

• Colorado will shift to county-led COVID rules on Friday
• Telluride Bluegrass approved for June 11-13 in addition to June 17-20
• Sen. Hickenlooper answers questions at first virtual Town Hall 
• State lawmakers release more details on stimulus plan
• Colorado River forecasts show increasing likelihood of persistent worsening drought
• Natural gas plant operator near Moab now mining cryptocurrency

• Gov. Polis expects Colorado will continue Johnson & Johnson vaccines soon
• Montrose approves incentives, tax increment financing loan for new Colorado Yurt Company HQ
• Sen. Hickenlooper hosts first town hall since being elected tonight at 6
• New bill at statehouse seeks to give Colorado youth free access to mental health services
• Moms and Students Demand Action for Gun Sense gathered at Boulder's municipal building Monday, urging legislation to implement more robust background checks on gun purchases

Host Jill Spears and gardening guru Lance Swigart welcome special guest Wind Clearwater, for a discussion of spring gardening subjects and your calls.

• A Delta County Sheriff's Deputy shot and killed Paige Schmidt of Austin on Friday
• Sunset Mesa defendants found liable by Montrose District Court Judge
• Buyer poised to close on former Russell Stover plant, provide distro for small farms & ranches
• Fire near Meeker grows to 1000 acres, 60% contained
• Rep. Boebert tells Club 20 she is 'unwilling to compromise'
• Coloradans respond to Boulder lawmakers calling for assault weapons ban, waiting periods for gun purchases

• KVNF's Kate Redmond recaps Colorado Media Project webinar The News About the News, highlighting new University of Denver research about journalism in Colorado
• Ridgway Secondary School student Emma Berwanger and Tanya Ishikawa from Ridgway Area Chamber of Commerce talk with KVNF's Gavin Dahl about the

Part 3 of 3: Coming back home to the body. How to identify the true needs of the body. 

• Montrose broke ground on a new development at the Colorado Outdoors site & a new Public Safety Complex downtown
• Montrose City Council members nominated Doug Glaspell as new mayor
• Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission voted unanimously to remove chair
• Firefighters warn this year's conditions will be just as bad if not worse than last year
• Grand Junction blogger Anne Landman reflects on the city's changing politics, as voters this week repealed a ban on retail marijuana & rejected a slate of conservative candidates

The Ridgway Secondary School is hosting a Youth Volunteer & Career Fair on April 21st. KVNF spoke to Ridgway 12th grader Emma Berwanger and communications professional Tanya Ishikawa about opportunities available to students. Businesses or nonprofits interested in participating have until April 14th at noon to get registered on the Ridgway Chamber website.