KOTO Community Radio News

Julio es el Mes de la Salud Mental de personas negras, indígenas y de color (BIPOC), que busca crear conciencia sobre las luchas que enfrentan las comunidades de BIPOC con respecto a la salud mental. Claudia Garcia Curzió y Maria Albañil-Rangel conversan con Veronica Cibrian, trabajadora social licenciada, sobre los desafíos y estigmas únicos en torno a la salud mental que enfrenta la comunidad Latina.

- Monsoons reduce fire risk

- Local flights recover from pandemic lows

- Original Thinkers shifts to hybrid

- San Miguel sees COVID uptick

- The Transfer Warehouse reimagined

- A one stop shop for local trails

- Short term rental question may hit ballot

- San Miguel County discusses Society Turn development

- Listening Club dives into Wasn't Tomorrow Wonderful?

KOTO's Laura Colbert talks with Ernest House, Senior Policy Director at Keystone Policy Center, and Eric Odell, CPW Species Conservation Program Manager, about the effort to reintroduce grey wolves into Colorado.

Lindsay Wright, Behavioral Health Counselor with the Telluride Regional Medical Center, discusses the mental health impacts of the region's housing crunch. María Albañil-Rangel provides Spanish interpretation.

- Heavy rains cause mudslide in Telluride

- Valley Floor mine tailings removal begins next week

- Mountain Village plans for future trails

- Telski looks at housing

- Norwood plans for trails and open space

- EPA answers tailings removal questions

- Mountain Village swears in new Town Council

- Telluride discusses current solutions for affordable housing

- Billy Ball founder throws final pitch

- Delta variant causes uptick in COVID cases across Colorado

- Telluride Foundation pushes forward with housing initiative

- County talks COVID recovery