The City of Glenwood Springs hosts its first virtual town hall meeting on Tuesday March 10th at 6pm. The meeting will feature information about upcoming infrastructure projects, and updates about the COVID 19 virus. Glenwood’s public information officer Sarah Derrigan says there are multiple ways to attend the meeting. Click the headline for instructions on how to participate.

Carbondale resident Karl Hanlon has thrown his hat in the ring to challenge incumbent Republican State Senator Bob Rankin to represent the 8th District at the statehouse. Hanlon recently spoke with KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh. In this clip. they talk about why he's in the race, his upbringing in Jackson County, Colorado, and how climate change is showing up in rural parts of the state. Click on the headline for Hanlon's take on affordable housing, rural Colorado jobs and more.

The proposed mid-continent limestone quarry expansion near Glenwood Springs has inspired citizen groups, multi-million dollar marketing campaigns, and dozens of articles from news outlets from around the state. So, to get a unique perspective on the issue, KDNK’s Lucas Turner took a special trip on an Ecoflight.

After extensive collaboration between community groups, and two public comment periods, Pitkin County officials Tuesday voted to adopt the new Penny Hot Springs Management Plan . KDNK’s Lucas Turner has more.

After months of negotiations, the Post Independent reports that Centura Health, Colorado’s largest healthcare provider is backing out of the Southwest Health Alliance, an offshoot of Summit County-based Peak Health Alliance, which Garfield County is expected to join.

Solar Rollers is a non-profit high school energy education program where student teams design, build and race high-performance, solar-powered R.C. cars. In May, the race comes back to the Roaring Fork Valley. KDNK’s Lucas Turner has more.

Myles Traphagen works on wildlife issues in the borderlands of Arizona and New Mexico for the Wildlands Network. He joins colleague Mirna Manteca tonight at Carbondale Middle School to talk about what’s happening to animal and human communities along the border wall. The bilingual event is part of Wilderness Workshop’s Naturalist Night series and begins at 6. Here, he talks with KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh about some of the wildlife issues and how foundational US environmental laws, such as the

New research released last week by MJ Bradley & Associates shows that Colorado is off-course to meet emissions standards mandated in last year’s House Bill 1261. KDNK’s Lucas Turner has more.

Garfield County Commissioners have voiced concern about the Bureau of Land Management’s environmental review of a hydrology study for the proposed Mid-Continent Limestone Quarry expansion. But, as KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh found out, there may be some misunderstandings about the review process.

A new study shows that the proposed Mid-Continent Limestone Quarry expansion threatens wildlife, plants, and bird species. KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh has this report.