Chef Iliana Regan came up through the Chicago food scene, eventually opening her own restaurant in Lincoln Square, which earned her a Michelin star. Regan now runs a bed and breakfast, the Milkweed Inn, in the nether-regions of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The inn shutters in winter, allowing Regan to focus on her writing, and her teaching, which for the last two winters, has brought her to Telluride’s Ah Haa School.

In Telluride, a pair of limited edition Blizzard skis are making an impact. The skis are tribute to Hilaree Nelson, an accomplished ski mountaineer who called Telluride home.

After nearly 20 years of keeping Montezuma County informed, the final issue of the Four Corners Free Press recently hit newsstands across Cortez. The regional newspaper covered politics, environmental issues, and more for southwest Coloradans and residents of the Four Corners region. Chris Clements of KSJD sat down with Gail Binkley, the editor and co-founder of the Free Press, to talk about the newspaper and its last issue.

Many Colorado communities are using goats for weed control. In Boulder County, one herd of approximately 300 goats is currently grazing at the water treatment plan in Superior.

Data from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) shows that respiratory illnesses across the state are declining in January after a surge of COVID-19, flu, and RSV infections over the holiday period.

The Sundance Film Festival runs from January 18 to January 28, with films being screened on location in Park City and Salt Lake City, Utah, as well as online. Emily Cohen of KHOL attended the festival, now in its 40th season, and shares her observations.

A new report from the Colorado Climate Center at Colorado State University shows statewide annual average temperatures warmed by 2.3 degrees Fahrenheit in the last four decades. The season with the greatest warming is fall.

Katie Burrell’s new movie, “Weak Layers,” draws inspiration from ‘underdog’ stories and the director’s own ski bum experience after college.

It's been two years since the Marshall Fire burned more than a thousand homes in Boulder County. On December 30, 2021, winds of more than 100-miles-per-hour propelled the flames towards a heavily populated suburban area south of Boulder. Two years on, many homeowners continue to grapple with insurance companies.

As battery powered electric vehicles continue to make inroads in our transportation system, renewable transit advocates are also looking at hydrogen fuel cells as an additional option. Many of them gathered recently at a forum in Boulder hosted by a transit nonprofit that is in the process of converting much of their fleet to electric buses. They're also looking at hydrogen vehicles as another option.