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The shutdown hasn't stopped the crowds at the very popular Zion National Park. But keeping it open has required tens of thousands from state funds and donations.
Caitlin Tan
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Wyoming Public Media
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Here's a handy guide for the 2025 general election on November 4. On this page, you'll find general voting information, answers to your questions, and ballot language for the state of Colorado, La Plata County, and Montezuma County. -
Courtesy Gary GackstatterKSUT Conversation: Gary Gackstatter on his 'Symphony Chaco' performance with R. Carlos Nakai, othersIn this KSUT Conversation, Tami Graham speaks with Gary Gackstatter, composer of the symphony Chaco Chamber Music: A Journey of the Spirit, featuring special guests R. Carlos Nakai and Christina Martos.
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Tame Impala: Tiny Desk Concert
Kevin Parker takes the less-is-more approach at the Tiny Desk: an all-acoustic set of Tame Impala songs, brilliantly reimagined.
Gloria Estefan: Tiny Desk Concert
As Gloria Estefan embarks on a 50-year retrospective of her career, this Tiny Desk takes on the same tone, heart and air of reflection.
Bob Weir And Wolf Bros: Tiny Desk Concert
Weir, along with Don Was and Jay Lane, play a set rich in Grateful Dead lore, including an emotional take on the sing-along, "Ripple."
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Polis is also asking the legislature for $10 million as 600,000 Coloradans are about to lose food stamps in “crisis within a crisis.” -
The Colorado Times Recorder takes a closer look at a climate of chaos and fear that is reigning in the underfunded, understaffed district, where nearly a dozen teachers told the reporter that they would be fired if they spoke on the record. -
Democratic lawmakers push back, saying workers are victims of politics. -
Engineers with satellite-connected tools find East Crestone should replace Crestone Peak on the state’s list of 14ers. -
Lee's bill amends the Wilderness Act of 1964 to make exceptions for the Department of Homeland Security to conduct immigration enforcement actions. Public lands advocates say it's an excuse to roll back environmental protections. -
It's been an interesting few weeks since Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren suddenly fired the tribe's controller. The Navajo Nation Council contends Nygren's recent behavior has been "unlawful."
- Amazon lays off thousands of corporate workers as it spends big on AI
- SNAP benefits set to expire this week. And, Jamaica braces for a Category 5 storm
- Federal food benefits will run out Nov. 1. How the nation's food banks are responding
- Trump administration expands political pressure campaign to SNAP benefits
- America's immigration crackdown is disrupting the global remittance market
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