Ariana Brocious
Ari was the KVNF News Director from 2010-2013, and was the force behind creating the high quality News Department we have today. She is a radio & print journalist interested in energy, water, land, agriculture, food and culture, and is now the Morning Edition Host/Reporter for NET Radio in Nebraska.
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Efforts to save the few surviving vaquita porpoises in the Gulf of California are being hampered by illegal fishing nets, poaching and drug cartels.
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A hearing officer is making no recommendation about whether to approve or deny a license for the Pinyon Ridge uranium mill in western Montrose County.… -
Headlines:USA Pro-cycling race picks host cities for 2013A look ahead at water issues in legislative sessionNaturita uranium mill looks to expandMoment of…
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Business is booming at cattle sales yards throughout Colorado – but that’s not so good for ranchers. Last year's dry winter combined with an ongoing… -
Once again, the North Fork Valley is back on the table for oil and gas development. Despite months of widespread opposition from the community, on Friday,… -
Headlines:Oxbow and Aspen SkiCo team up to create green energyAnti-civil unions state legislators voted outTelluride’s medical marijuana dispensaries…
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The North Fork Valley is now home to a new form of "green" electricity. On Friday, Oxbow’s Elk Creek mine officially launched a 3 megawatt project… -
Colorado once again backed Barack Obama in this year’s election, part of his swing state sweep in his successful bid for re-election. Statewide,… -
The case between Delta county and opponents of two laying hen operations in the county is finally settled, for now. KVNF’s Ariana Brocious has more.Last… -
On the Western Slope, Republican incumbent Scott Tipton kept his seat with 54 percent of the vote, with Democrat Sal Pace coming up close with 41% of the…
