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City of Montrose | YouTubeTwo controversial topics dominated public comment at last week’s Montrose City Council meeting, both of which exposed political divisions in the city. -
The 2026 Colorado legislative session officially wrapped up on May 13, after months of debate on issues ranging from housing and education to immigration, transportation and the state budget. KVNF's Brody Wilson hosted a panel discussion and statewide call-in show featuring reporters from the Colorado Capitol News Alliance.
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The Bullfrog Marina relocation will take another three to five weeks to complete. -
Erin Easton has been bringing weekly moments of calm to KVNF listeners for nearly three years through her Mindful Reflections segments. KVNF's Brody Wilson sat down with Easton in Studio M to learn who she is, and what drew her to this work. -
More than 350 kids took the stage at the Montrose Pavilion this Mother's Day weekend for Weehawken Dance's spring production of Cinderella. KVNF's Brody Wilson went backstage to find out what keeps families coming back — and what this dance program is doing for our community's kids. -
Delta School Board President Beth Suppes calls herself a "Miller fan," while member Dan Burke says he's concerned about Miller's "checkered past." -
Audio shared by the Colorado Times Recorder provides insight into Brad Miller's approach to school board policy -
As Colorado prepares for summer tourism, visitors planning trips to rural communities might assume that if they have a medical emergency, they will receive the same level of emergency care they would at home. However, that’s not always the case. Rural communities may lack a hospital or even a fully staffed emergency response team. For example, the rural Hinsdale County Emergency Medical Services recently lost its only paramedic. That’s left the county’s EMS system in a pinch ahead of its peak tourism season. -
With post-2026 negotiations deadlocked and legal tensions rising, the Colorado River's emergency actions buy a year at best, leaving the basin's deeper challenges unresolved. -
The iconic, controversial structure becomes Colorado River’s biggest water chokepoint. -
A hillside failure shut down the Fire Mountain Canal last week. Repairs are now underway. Plus: a cooler, wetter April has extended spring runoff by nearly a month. And two routine lead tests in Fruitland Mesa are a reminder that your public health system is working. -
The Montrose School Board voted to hire Miller Farmer Carlson Law, a controversial law firm whose founder has faced accusations of asserting a far-right agenda on school boards
