Lake Powell and Lake Mead are critical reservoirs on the Colorado River.. The dams that create these lakes supply electricity for homes from California to Nebraska. But, the reservoirs are at historic lows. KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh has more about what could happen if water levels fall too low to generate power.

An ecology PhD student is in Jackson Hole this fall, studying winter ticks and their effect on the local moose population. Will Walkey from KHOL Jackson has the story on how this unique research could help wildlife managers preserve one of Wyoming's most iconic species.

The Roaring Fork Rams won the 3A state soccer championship Friday night in Colorado Springs, 2 - 1 against the Jefferson Academy Jaguars. This is the first state championship win for the team...and Carbondale gave them a hometown heroes welcome Saturday afternoon. KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh has this audio postcard.

Genevieve Joelle Villamizar, an Artemis Ambassador , has organized an event, featuring stories from women who hunt. She spoke with KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh about her take on hunting.

City of Glenwood Springs officials want to clean up the spread of misinformation about the South Canyon Landfill. KDNK’s Morgan Neely spoke with public information officer Bryana Starbuck to learn more.

KVNF's Gavin Dahl asked the Senator about his legislation to establish a minimum tax rate for the nation’s biggest corporations, his plan to increase investment in forestry and conservation, and his newest bill that would help support rural hospitals .

Wildlife biologists want winter closures in and around Grand Teton National Park to protect the locally-endangered and isolated bighorn sheep herd. But, as Will Walkey from KHOL in Jackson reports, it's drawing backlash from backcountry skiers. Stakeholders from around the region are looking for ways to compromise.

Grand Valley Citizens' Alliance, LOGIC, and Citizens for a Healthy Community are challenging the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission’s private oil and gas site tours. KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh reports.

Boulder, Colorado has had a tight housing market for decades, and the pandemic has made things worse. But in a city with strict growth limits, many are looking to add housing in their own backyards. For KGNU and Rocky Mountain Community Radio, Lucy Haggard looks into accessory dwelling units as one way to solve the dual crises of cost and stock.