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The transition to clean energy could get assistance from federal legislation. As Kate Redmond reports, Colorado activists are grappling with what that could look like. Plus, Fort Lewis College in Durango has seen one of the largest increases in their freshman class in years. It's putting a strain on student housing at a time when the college also faces a shortage of workforce housing. KSUT’s Sarah Flower reports for our Rocky Mountain Community Radio collaboration on affordable housing.
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Colorado reinstates crisis standards of care, now all adults can get boosters once sufficient time passesWal-Mart in Montrose closed temporarily due to…
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Redistricting Commission selects new Congressional maps at marathon meetingDelta County Schools relaxing COVID protocols today Ouray School revises mask…
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Montrose School District now screening for COVID symptoms upon arrival at all schoolsOnly 22% of schools are enrolled in state's weekly COVID testing…
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Colorado now offering rapid, at-home COVID tests directly to residentsAdvantage Treatment Center at community corrections complex in Montrose is a COVID…
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Grand Mesa Nordic Council announces logging trucks on Scales Lake Road delayed until next seasonSenator Michael Bennet applauds inclusion of Thompson…
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More North Fork Montessori parents chime in, all agree Delta County School District is not doing enough to protect kids from COVIDRoaring Fork School…
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Governor's order for unvaccinated State workers to get regular testing does not apply to countiesThe EPA wants to truck toxic tailings through Telluride…
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Climber dies from fall after summiting Mt. Sneffels over the weekendCDPHE will ramp up COVID testing, while ending mask requirements at…
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Colorado teachers now have rapid COVID self-tests from the stateCDC says ventilation indoors can cut down spread of COVID, but what makes for good…