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Today we begin our 5 part series about making peace with suffering.

Last week, KVNF's Cassie Knust toured Montrose Regional Library's most beloved spots, including a room that houses Montrose's most historical records. Lisa Young discusses how water and sewer utilities will soon be available for Blake Field Airport in Delta County. Some Coloradans could see their health insurance premiums jump by more than 10% next year. Colorado's wolf reintroduction plan is hitting a snag.

Daniel Rodriguez joins Taya Jae for an intimate conversation set against the boisterous back drop of bluegrass band Big Richard, after his set at Hartwell Park in Ridgway. Daniels new album, Vast Nothing, is out now.

If you’ve been paying attention to the news in the past year you’ve no doubt heard about the James Webb Space Telescope. However, there is another space telescope that still deserves your attention.

On this edition of Local Motion KVNF's Lisa Young talks with Dr. Nathan Perry, Associate Professor of Economics at Colorado Mesa University, about 2023 second quarter economic numbers for Mesa, Montrose and Delta Counties.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Wesier and House 54 State Representative Matt Soper met with local residents last week to gauge concerns over the proposed Kroger/Albertsons grocery store merger. KVNF's Cassie Knust interviews Montrose County School District, Early Childhood Center Director Penny Harris as she outlines some recent updates to the state’s new PreK program.

The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office recently awarded millions of dollars to a majority of Colorado County Election Offices for internal security upgrades. Two measures were recently introduced in the U.S. House and Senate that could nullify a new rule put forth by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). August 19 has been officially declared as Mexican American Development Association (MADA) Day within the City of Montrose.

Today we explore cultivating mindful presence.

Larry & Joe play a mix of Venezuelan and Appalachian folk music, they've dubbed "Venezualachia", aiming to create a personal and unique sound which blends their distinct backgrounds. This unique musical duo join Taya Jae live in the KVNF studio, to talk about re-inventing bluegrass and the power of music to transcend barriers, heal and, hopefully, leave their audience with a profound sense of joy and connection.

Now its time for Rain & Shine, your weekly regional science update.