Mike Lemmer
Morning News Host, Reporter & DJMike served as the News Director for KNUJ Radio in Southern Minnesota for over a decade before moving to the Roaring Fork Valley in 2014. Mike hosts the morning news on weekdays from 6am-8am, as well as offering his expertise with additional news reporting duties, engineering, live broadcasts, and DJing his music show ALL MiXED UP when time permits. Mike is also the Entertainment Coordinator at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, and occasionally guides cave tours
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The homicide suspect that caused a nearly ten-hour shutdown of I-70 through Glenwood Canyon on Tuesday has been taken into custody. Just after 4 -am Tuesday authorities were told to be on the lookout for 30-year-old Kenny Espinoza of Westminster, who was believed to be traveling near Gypsum and possibly armed. -
Authorities are still looking for a man suspected in a homicide near Denver. I-70 remains closed in both directions.
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Telluride ski area is expected to close tomorrow after failed contract negotiations with ski patrol ended in a call to strike. -
The City of Rifle 2025 Energy and Resilience Action Plan was recently completed. KDNK’s Mike Lemmer spoke to CLEER’s Clean Energy Program Associate Christina Matzl about the plan. -
A missing young man in Pitkin County was found deceased over the weekend, ending a two week long missing persons search. KDNK’s Mike Lemmer has more -
The Rifle City Council has certified the results of November’s election. The final results for the city’s proposed Lodging Tax were 846 in favor of the measure and 862 against, a difference of 16 votes. -
KDNK's News Team brings you part two of last week's two-part episode of Purplish on the possibility of redistricting in Colorado, and our own morning news host, Mike Lemmer, spoke with CLEER about the City of Rifle's efforts to promote sustainability. -
On this month's Municipal Matters we're exploring housing and affordability in the City of Rifle and checking in with Leadville after the election.
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The City of Rifle held a community meeting this week to discuss the city’s recently adopted Housing Needs Assessment Study.
