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For many, the monsoon season in Colorado's highest peaks means one thing: mushrooms. This month, the late summer rains are filling high elevation forests with a diverse array of fungi, and mushroom enthusiasts are headed out to get their fill.
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Southwest Colorado is a beautiful, but sometimes dangerous place to live and explore. Search and rescue missions on mountain peaks are an unfortunate reality. Now a new helicopter is changing the game for first responders in San Miguel County.
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Supply chain issues are determining the availability and prices of goods around the world. KOTO's Matt Hoisch has more on why winter sports equipment is…
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In Norwood, Colorado, a small ranching community west of Telluride, some public school teachers and staff will soon carry concealed weapons on school…
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Artist Jim Niehues has painted more than 300 resort trail maps, and has been inducted into the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame. Recently, he announced…
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It takes more than “want and will” to build affordable housing in Colorado’s mountain communities. Limited land pushes up prices, and building costs are…
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Across Colorado, oil and gas companies pay for a lot more than just jobs and equipment. They pay taxes that fund countless public services. So, what does…
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Three local governments in Colorado have joined the growing rank of lawsuits filed against fossil fuel companies for their role in climate change. KOTO’s…
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Despite its iconic stature, the plight of the native Colorado River cutthroat trout has been both challenging and uncertain. Cara Pallone, with KOTO…
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The Apple Core Project in parts of Western Colorado aims to revive rural heirloom fruit production.KOTO’s Katie Klingsporn has the story.Western San…