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  • Olivia de Pablo Lopez is the only remaining member of the City of the Durango’s Community Relations Commission.
    Friday, January 6, 2023
    KDNK's Morgan Neely wraps up the work week with Friday's news, including corporations in the Mountain West failing to disclose their wildfire risks. Also, with legal marijuana widely available, more children are inadvertently consuming edibles containing THC.
  • Monday, January 9, 2023
    KDNK’s news reporter Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Mountain West
  • The Dolores River bends through a narrow canyon. Dozens of stakeholders have been working to protect the Dolores as a National Conservation Area, or NCA. Some rivers are protected by Congress under The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, but protection as an NCA is less controversial, especially among agricultural interests.
    Wednesday, January 4, 2023
    KDNK's Morgan Neely brings listeners Wednesday's news, including the Biden Administration getting ramped up to lease hundreds of thousands of acres of public lands in our region to oil and gas companies. And, we explore measures dozens of stakeholders are pursuing to protect the Dolores River.
  • Everything Under the Sun | Mark Tompkins
    On this episode of Everything Under the Sun, hosts Raleigh Burleigh and Jeanne Souldern welcome Mark Tompkins to discuss the local writing group, The Aspen Writers’ Network.
  • “We want to have true and meaningful consultation,” said Shaun Chapoose, chairman of the Ute Tribe. Many of the 30 federally-recognized Indian tribes in the Colorado River basin have asked for greater inclusion as the region negotiates how water will be allocated in the face of a shrinking supply.
    Wednesday, December 14, 2022
    KDNK’s news reporter Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Mountain West
  • “We want to have true and meaningful consultation,” said Shaun Chapoose, chairman of the Ute Tribe. Many of the 30 federally-recognized Indian tribes in the Colorado River basin have asked for greater inclusion as the region negotiates how water will be allocated in the face of a shrinking supply.
    Thursday, December 15, 2022
    KDNK’s news reporter Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Mountain West
  • “We want to have true and meaningful consultation,” said Shaun Chapoose, chairman of the Ute Tribe. Many of the 30 federally-recognized Indian tribes in the Colorado River basin have asked for greater inclusion as the region negotiates how water will be allocated in the face of a shrinking supply.
    Friday, December 16, 2022
    KDNK’s news reporter Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Mountain West
  • Renewable energy development in the California Desert. The Bureau of Land Management is updating an Obama-era plan that picked places in six western states with high solar potential and a low risk of creating conflicts with other resources. Now, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland says that plan is getting an update.
    Tuesday, December 20, 2022
    News Director Morgan Neely brings listeners Tuesday's news, including a backlash to proposed snow day changes in the Roaring Fork School District. And, the U.S. Senate discusses how to address the nation's urban-rural digital divide.
  • Hailey Swirbul
    Hailey Swirbul on Other Plans
    Hailey Swirbul is one of the most well-known athletes to come out of the Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club (AVSC) in the Roaring Fork Valley. Swirbul, a Basalt High School graduate, rose through the ranks in the nordic skiing world to become the most decorated junior national team member and represented the United States in the 2022 Beijing winter Olympics. We talk about how she got started, the highs and lows of being a professional athlete, the importance of coaches, and much more.
  • Sonja Neema, right, learned how to ski with Kaylin Williams at the Snowmass Ski Area on Dec. 11, despite her initial nerves. On her second day of skiing, Neema was doing well and taking laps on the “magic carpet” — a small conveyor belt that brings students up a small slope at the Elk Camp Meadows beginner area.
    Friday, December 23, 2022
    KDNK's Hattison Rensberry has a Christmas weekend newscast, including a peek inside a holiday resident and family gathering at Crossroads Senior Living in Delta. And, Challenge Aspen spreads holiday cheer by bringing blind students from North Carolina and Tennessee to the Roaring Fork Valley to learn how to ski.
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