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Sharing Ministries Food Bank serves five counties on the Western Slope. Since the start of the pandemic last year, the food bank based in Montrose has seen a 32 percent increase in new client visits. Laura Palmisano speaks to their director about how they're coping at the same time volunteerism has gone down. Plus, Eric Galatas reports Congress has a chance to chart a new path for public-lands management by fixing a system that many say has prioritized oil and gas profits above all other uses, including outdoor recreation.
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Colorado Hospital Association activates tier three statewide hospital transfersGovernor Polis blames unvaccinated adults with 'a death wish' for clogging…
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Montrose Memorial Hospital rebrands, is now called Montrose Regional HealthHiker missing on Mt. Elbert didn't answer repeated cell phone calls from…
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Colorado Farm & Food Alliance cheers new COMPETES Act introduced by Senator Hickenlooper to end noncompetitive bidding on public land drilling permits…
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Petition circulating to re-vote on North Fork Miners decisionDelta Police a COVID outbreak siteAll Points Transit returning to fare system May 3rdRiver…
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Two more Coloradans died in avalanches this weekendPaonia notifies residents of potential lead contaminationColorado Creative Industries awards over $7M…
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On this week's Local Motion, Gavin Dahl hosts a reporter roundtable with two of the area's most prolific journalists, Katharhynn Heidelberg from Montrose…
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If you tune in to the news just about anywhere, you might be under the impression that the election of President Joe Biden means the sky is falling for…
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More doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are on the way to ColoradoPPE supplier reaches settlement with Colorado Attorney General over price gouging,…
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As Capitol Coverage journalist Scott Franz reports, new Colorado laws that took effect Friday include less power for the state government, fewer hurdles…