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Audrey McCabe

Regional Newscast Host and Producer

Audrey McCabe is KVNF’s Regional Newscast Host and Producer based in Montrose. She has a background in fact-checking and misinformation research for PolitiFact, Common Cause, and Media Matters for America. She has researched and written extensively and has experience tracking online trends and turning complex topics into clear, timely reporting. Audrey holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from New York University and is focused on delivering accurate, community-centered news for rural Western Colorado.

  • Boebert's fate hangs in the balance while most races across the state are called; Federal LEAP program can help Coloradans with heating costs; Ouray County recognized for outstanding organ donation rates; Destructive flooding impacts voting access for people on the Navajo Reservation
  • CD 3, CD4, some state and local ballot measures remain undecided; Montrose County gives update on ballot count; Moab 240 cancelled mid-race
  • Election results are being finalized, but votes are still being counted in many counties. We'll keep this page up to date as races in the KVNF listening area are called. Listen to our November 4th morning elections broadcast above.
  • Delta County's new policies restricting transgender students from participating in school sports based on biological sex leave key questions unanswered. A closer look at the rules reveals ambiguity around what evidence can trigger an investigation, what information administrators can request and what protections students and families have if their eligibility is challenged.
  • Bodies of two experienced hikers found after pair went missing on hiking trip; 2026's particularly bad wildfire seas; Delta County School Board passed a ban on transgender students participating on sports teams aligned with their gender identity
  • Body of missing Montrose man recovered in Gunnison; Colorado Department of Transportation requests millions in federal emergency relief funding to repair highways damaged by last week's flooding in Southwest Colorado; Ouray County faces weighs cost of road repairs amid budget crisis; League of Women Voters hosts presentations about state ballot measures
  • 6000 Road in Montrose County closed indefinitely due to flooding; Colorado farmers and ranchers looking to hire extra help next year could qualify for up to five thousand dollars in state funding; Tina Peters' travel raises questions about parole; The list of states authorizing the storage of carbon dioxide thousands of feet underground is growing; Miss Shirley brings story hour to Gunnison
  • Montrose County focused on next year's budget; Montrose Police Department searching for missing manInside the 2026 Uncompahgre Powwow
  • Delta County School Board bans transgender students from participating in sports that align with their gender identity; Montrose pastor arrested on suspicion of child sexual abuse; Taking farmland out of production can impact wildfire mitigation; Flower dyeing at the Mountain Harvest Festival
  • North Fork Valley Chamber of Commerce Awards; Paonia residents could soon have free curbside recycling; The case for proposed Montrose City Charter amendments