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  • A death investigation on Highway 550 near Ouray; flood-protection construction begins below the Gold Mountain burn scar as the county's road superintendent goes on leave; Paonia bans lawn watering; Montrose slows park riders to 15 miles an hour; and Sara Rinne on the Western Colorado Alliance.
  • Man in Grand Junction dies after being detained by Mesa County Sheriff's Office; Delta County expands recycling opportunities for residents; North Fork Indivisible's Honk and Wave demonstrations lead to potential town regulation
  • Montrose's two clerks say they want to work together again; Montrose Superintendent Dr. Carrie Stephenson resigns
  • Sue Hansen steps down, Caryn Gibson appointed to her Montrose County Commission seat; Single-engine aircraft crashes into Dolores Peak, kills both individuals on board; Researchers looking into atypical elk deaths; New technology may help ranchers control herds
  • West End nonprofit asks commissioners for emergency funds; Trump administration continues fight over Colorado voter information; Jeff Hurd makes campaign stop in Glenwood Springs; What this year's strange weather means for ticks
  • Workers at Cargill’s beef processing plant in Fort Morgan approved new contract, ending 89-day lockout; Bear shot by Paonia resident; Australian and New Zealander firefighters help battle U.S. wildfires; Take something, leave something: the news box reborn as an art exchange
  • Lightning strike delays work on Elk Fire last week; Gunnison County to stop cooperation with ICE; A forest drier than kiln-dried lumber — and the tree that slowed the fire
  • Flash flooding and mudslides create damage in Ouray; Record number of tourists visit Colorado, but growth remains slow; New Colorado law restricts the purchase of semi-automatic weapons; Montrose City Council debates potential ballot amendments
  • Firefighters save firewood from Ferris Fire; Paonia appoints new mayor, mayor pro-tem; Colorado gun advocacy group wants a federal court to block new state law restricting the purchase of semi-automatic weapons; Western Colorado sees significant rise in bear activity
  • After a tumultuous few weeks in the Montrose City Council, the KVNF news team sits down to review our recent coverage and try to get the full picture of what's been happening in special live edition of Local Motion.
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