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Water supplies are so tight in the West that most states keep close watch over every creek, river, ditch and reservoir. A complex web of laws and rules is meant to ensure that all the water that falls within a state’s boundaries is put to use or sent downstream to meet the needs of others.

Remember what it was like to actually go to the movies? Buying your ticket at the box office window, smelling the fresh-popped corn, the thrill of waiting…

June is Colorado's bike month! KDNK learns more from Zuleika Pevec: Clean Energy Programs Coordinator for Clean Energy Economy for the Region (CLEER),…

KVNF's Kate Redmond speaks with Colorado U.S. Senator Michael Bennet about new disaster mitigation legislation he’s pushing to get included in President…

Eagle County residents have had more run-ins with wildlife over the past few years...and not everyone is excited. In response, a new project was born: a…

In a world where technology promises more efficiency, the US Forest Service still relies on horses and mules for backcountry work. In late May, rangers…

Author/activist Jane Kleeb in Part 1 of an interview with KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh. In this clip, Jane talks about what got her into politics at a young…

Jane Kleeb (“Klehb”) is chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party, founder of the citizen group Bold Alliance, and author of Harvest the Vote: How Democrats…

Suicide is the leading cause of service member deaths. On this Memorial Day, KGNU’s Hannah Leigh Myers speaks to the director of a Rocky Mountain VA…

With the recent violence in Palestine and Israel, the movement for Palestinian independence has new global momentum. Mountain West News Bureau’s Robyn…