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A new report shows that ICE is violating its own deportation family separation policy.

Today’s KVNF Regional Newscast covers Colorado’s new ICE misconduct reporting portal, threats against Parks and Wildlife officials, tribal leaders’ calls for stronger consultation at the State Capitol, a DOJ investigation involving Congressman Jason Crow, growing state leadership on electric vehicles, and the sale of St. Benedict’s Monastery near Aspen.

Betsy Marston looks back at what Writers on the Range writers cared about last year, and at first, they seemed gobsmacked at Elon Musk’s indiscriminate cost cutting. Wholesale firing ripped through public land agencies like the National Park Service and Forest Service, leaving them short-staffed and struggling. Other attacks on public land management followed, the worst being the effort to sell off vast areas of public land. It was, to put it mildly, a tumultuous year, though writers found plenty of other issues to expose.

“The least dangerous humor is to make fun of yourself and your foibles,” says comedian Chris Duffy. How might such a sense of humor help jumpstart and nourish your creative life? In this episode of Emerging Form, we talk with Chris about

This week on Local Motion we feature a Regional Roundup from Rocky Mountain Community Radio

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Tri-County Health Network was recently awarded a $75,000 award in the inaugural round of grant funding through the Colorado Safe Futures Fund for suicide prevention.

State representatives from Wyoming and Montana are pushing to enshrine corner crossing into law and effectively open up millions of acres of public land across the country. With courts offering only partial clarity and some state leaders insisting corner crossing is still illegal, the writers, Karlee Provenza and Joshua Seckinger, are calling for state legislation to explicitly protect public access.They warn that without such action, the West will become divided into exclusive landscapes for the rich and diminished opportunities for everyone else, undermining longstanding traditions of hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation for working families.

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