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Colorado State Representative Marc Catlin helped move a house bill regarding suicide prevention for Colorado college students into law. A historic compact gives Nebraska the right to build a canal at the South Platte River west of Julesburg, but that water may not come.

KVNF celebrated live on air this Wednesday afternoon as the station met its Reimage Radio Spring Drive goal of $62 thousand dollars. General Manager Ashley Krest thanked donors who made the goal a reality. The station received over 500 individual donations during the two week long fundraising campaign.Delta County Commissioners decided not to remove Planning Commissioner Victoria Turner for alleged non-performance of duty and misconduct. During Tuesday’s meeting there was no formal indication given by Chairman Wendell Koontz that a public hearing was taking place. Following discussion by the board, Commissioner Mike Lane made a motion to remove Turner. The motion died for lack of a second. For now Turner remains on the Planning Commission.

Angus Stocking and Craig Childs discuss their upcoming event CAT:MAN!

Today we take a mindful look at Unconditional Love.

The Colorado House of Representatives approved a bill last week that would expand protections against eviction. As Capital Reporter Lucas Brady Woods reports, all Republicans and some Democrats voted against it.

Rayland Baxter joins Taya Jae on Talkin' Music to discuss finding balance, how his dad taught him to listen and his most recent album, If I Were a Butterfly, recorded at Thunder Sound Studio in Franklin, KY.

Staff reporter Cassie Knust meets with Preston Weaver, the nutrition general manager for Montrose County School District, about the district’s plans for rolling out the voter-approved universal free meals plan. Over half of Montrose County and Delta County residents voted against this ballot item last fall. This is part one in a three-part series.

Today we take a mindful look at the difference between Judgement and Discernment.

Back when our beloved western cities were still young and their skies still dark, customers waited weeks or even months for basic household items to reach their local mercantile shelves.

A trio of senator-sponsored bills could expand rural healthcare access in Colorado by giving providers new opportunities and more modern employment arrangements. One of the three bills representing Montrose County could change the relationship between physician assistants and doctors, according to the Montrose Daily Press.