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KVNF's Lisa Young interviews Jill Jurca, Western Slope Regional Director Destination Imagination, and Alisa Johnson, Instructional Coach at Garnet Mesa Elementary, about Destination Imagination, a program that offers students from elementary to college open-ended STEAM challenges designed to teach the creative process.

KVNF's weekly Regional Science update.

Boulder based DJ and Producer Amél joins Taya Jae on Talkin' Music to talk about representation and accessibility in the DJ world.

CDOT announced early Thursday morning that it will end its free commuter shuttle service on Highway 133 between Paonia and Carbondale on Friday, June 2 due to low ridership. Delta Police and Delta County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a man on Thursday who allegedly reported a bomb located somewhere inside Delta Health.

The new Chipeta signal in Montrose went live on Wednesday. San Miguel County is receiving $500,000 from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to conduct environmental site assessments. The lower basin states on the Colorado River announced an agreement to cut their use of the river's water by about 13% over the next three years.

Prep work is on pace for placing a temporary bridge over the sinkhole on the Colorado 133 roadway. The Shepherd's Hand of Montrose served meals and provided food from their pantry to over 104,000 people last year. The local non-profit is making a big impact on the hungry and the unhoused in the community.

In today’s Special Report, KVNF’s News Department continues coverage on the closure of Colorado Highway 133 between Paonia and Somerset. KVNF reporter Lisa Young takes a look at the economic impact in our region.

What does it mean to be a mother? That answer varies. There are birth mothers, adoptive mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers, and godmothers. Let's not also forget mother figures such as an older sister who helped raise you. This week on Local Motion, we'll hear from three women about their experiences with motherhood.

LGBTQ Pride Month is known for its colorful celebrations and the highly visible Rainbow Flag. KVNF’s Lisa Young takes a look at the “flag fight” in Paonia and how one non-profit organization is going beyond the restrictive flag policy to “Color the Town” with Rainbow Flags in support of the LGBTQ community. Parking has become a point of contention for the Hotchkiss town council. More specifically, the town is working on changes to its parking code.