Last month the Colorado General Assembly approved Senate Bill 20B-001, designating $57 million in direct aid, grants, and fee waivers for small businesses impacted by COVID-19. Now the city of Glenwood Springs is accepting applications from local businesses to begin distributing those funds. KDNK’s Lucas Turner has more.

Roaring Fork School District teachers are undergoing multiple shifts between virtual and in-person learning. Some teachers spoke out about what these transitions are like and how they think it will impact teachers long-term. KDNK's Halle Zander reports.

From CSPAN, here are remarks in order of presentation from Democratic Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette, Republican Lauren Boebert, Democratic California Congresswoman Maxine Waters, and Colorado Democrat Jason Crow.

A “Remove Trump Now” car rally and parade took place Sunday at Denver's South High School. As KGNU's Dave Ashton reports, members of the public and elected officials called for Donald Trump to be removed from office.

Photographers, migrating animals, and cultural histories all share a reliance upon - and admiration for - one thing: clear, dark, starry skies. But the preservation of dark skies is threatened by development, including sprawl and oil and gas infrastructure. As KSJD’s Daniel Rayzel reports, southeast Utah is one place where advocates say light pollution mitigation is often ignored.

As chaos in Washington DC was unfolding Wednesday, citizens gathered in western Garfield County to support the effort by some Republican legislators to block Electoral College results. KDNK's Halle Zander reports from Rifle, Colorado.

Before the U.S. Capitol went into lockdown today, as lawmakers were conducting a formal tally of Electoral College votes, the House was debating the Arizona objections to those votes.

With changing commodity prices and speculation, oil and gas wells on public lands aren’t always pumping. KZMU’s Justin Higginbottom investigates the lost zones in Utah, where wells are holding land from wilderness management, if not polluting. This story is part of a collaboration of Rocky Mountain Community Radio Network stations, reporting on fossil fuels.

A new mural project is coming to the Roaring Fork Valley this month. KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh spoke to Lara Whitley of the Community Office for Resource Efficiency or CORE to get the details. Mural submissions will be accepted beginning at noon January 6. For more information and to submit photo and audio, click here .

Garfield County Commissioners Monday approved a $250,000 supplemental for the 2021 budget. The money is designated for projected legal costs the county expects to incur related to Rocky Mountain Industrial’s proposed limestone quarry expansion near Glenwood Springs. KDNK’s Lucas Turner has more.