On today's podcast: A climber dies after falling from a 14er. Many Western Slope families struggle to put food on the table. And Gov. Polis and Rep. Joe Neguse say rounding up wild horses by helicopter is inhumane.

On today's podcast: A tragic ending for a missing climber in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness area. The Aspen airport redevelopment project is over budget. And the number of bear sightings and incidents are surging across Colorado.

On today's podcast: Roaring Fork Schools wants to reign in absenteeism and do more to support students with special needs. Pharmacies are dealing with a shortage of estrogen patches. And Colorado voters will decide this November on whether to replace the state's flat income tax rate.

On today's podcast: The number of people struggling to put food on the table in the Colorado high country continues to rise. A proposal to ban Congressional redistricting that intentionally favors a political party has made the November ballot. And more Latino voters think the state is heading in the wrong direction.

On today's podcast: Thirty-nine bears have been killed in vehicle collisions in Garfield County so far this year — Last year, there was just one. An intersection near Basalt Elementary and Middle schools is getting an upgrade – thanks to a local Girl Scout troop. And farmers in the Colorado River Basin are dealing with a lot of things right now, including mental health challenges.

On today's podcast: Aspen and Pitkin County launch a campaign to combat stigma around drug addition and promote harm reduction. Aspen Fire and other local agencies are working together to slow the spread of future wildfires. And, for now, ballots will be mailed to Coloradans, per usual, despite President Trump's attempt to disrupt elections.

On today's podcast: Pitkin County commissioners have approved a mill levy to support the Healthy Community Fund — Now, it's up to voters. Colorado lawyers say ICE agents have been physically abused while in custody. And Colorado voters will decide this November on a sales tax to fund passenger rail service on the Front Range.

On today's podcast: The Roaring Fork and Garfield RE-2 school districts are asking voters to help boost salaries for teachers and staff. New car sales in Colorado are down 15 percent for the first half of the year. And the Bureau of Land Management wants to drastically cut the amount of time people have to comment on new oil and gas projects.

On today's podcast: Carbondale town trustees have voted to withdraw from a special crimes task force in Garfield County. Parking rates at the Aspen airport are going up. And Colorado will receive a large chunk of change from the Meta case settlement.

On today's podcast: Roaring Fork Valley community members are rallying in support of an Aspen resident who is in ICE custody. Communities across the Valley will vote on various local tax increases this November. And Colorado's unemployment rate is holding steady.