- Nonprofits Help Keep Forests Open, Safe, and Accessible

- Telluride Joins No Kings Chorus

- Summer Cat with Risho Unda

-Airport Expansion Project Moves Forward

-THE WEST END ROUNDUP WITH THE SAN MIGUEL BASIN FORUM

-US Senate Continues Attacks on Public Lands

-Lone Cone Saloon in Norwood Catches Fire

-Telluride Keeps Compliant with State Housing Funding

-A World Tour with Telluride Chamber Music

Three of the seven seats on Mountain Village Town Council are up for election this June. Four of the seven candidates running join for a discussion on the issues facing the community and region. Guests include: Alline Arguelles, Bradford Hewitt, Harvey Mogenson, and Huascar (Rick) Gomez.

To hear from Michael Kirn, Jonathan Greenspan, and Heather Knox, who are also running for council, tune in to "Off the Record" on June 17, 2025.

-El Ayuntamiento decide fijar las normas de asistencia de los concejales

-El nuevo restaurante Latin Creations

-El Consulado Mexicano viene a Telluride

- KOTO Braces for Potential Federal Funding Cuts

- The Creative Power of Youth

-Telluride Moves Forward on Virgina Placer Phase 2A

-Uranium Mine in Utah Sees Emergency Approval

-Summer Cat with Risho Unda

-Solar Investments Announced in Montrose County

-Rico Community Rallies for New Skatepark

-County Meets New Library Director

- Town Council Moves to Set Rules on Councilmember Attendance

- The Grand Loop Provides

- La Pachanga de KOTO

Most in San Miguel County doesn’t remember a time when Bill Masters wasn’t Sheriff. The longest serving Sheriff in Colorado, he’s been re-elected to the position for 12 consecutive terms. Now, after 46 years in the role he’s retiring.

This week, KOTO News hosts a special "Off the Record" send-off with Sheriff Masters.