KOTO Community Radio News

- Local missing woman found dead

- San Miguel County sees three recent COVID outbreaks

- Telluride considers limits on short term rental licenses

David Holbrooke, Laura Shaunette, and Meridith Lavitt talk about the Telluride "ideas" festival, Original Thinkers. They are joined by a number of guests to discuss the importance of human connection and storytelling.

- SMART moves forward with Nucla/ Naturita expansion

- G is for Government previews Telluride Town Council

- It’s time for Bear Aware

- Telluride Medical Center strained following COVID outbreak

- A Day in the Life of a Miner with Fintan Cole

- The Tandem Journeys of Susan Kees

- Public Health encourages "contact budget"

- Norwood makes moves on housing

- Sheila Pree Bright on photographing protest

San Miguel County Public Health Director Grace Franklin discusses the latest on the local response to COVID-19. Valentina Estrella provides Spanish interpretation.

- Public Health “cautious” in the wake of Telluride Film Festival

- Jeff Proteau to leave Telski

- Telluride works through budget goals and objectives

September is Suicide Prevention, Awareness, and Recovery Month and one of the most essential parts of suicide prevention and maintaining mental health is talking about these tough but important topics. Corinne Cavender, Behavioral Health Operations Coordinator for Tri-County Health Network, and Mandy Miller, a local licensed professional counselor with a private practice, talk about all of it and go over the many resources available to support mental health in our community.

- Housing, and candidates, and school boards, oh my!

- Meadows Trail closed in property dispute

- Democrats hope to beat Boebert at the ballot box

- Mahoney talks masks

-Short term rental ballot measures head to voters

- Barry Jenkins on Film Fest and Guest Directing