Local Coverage
Reporting on issues important to the Four Corners region.
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Jeremy Wade Shockley/The Southern Ute DrumThe fire, which began June 3 just east of Ignacio, briefly posed a threat to the Southern Ute Tribe campus. It was extinguished in three days with no injuries or loss of structures. Its cause remains under investigation. -
Jeremy Wade Shockley/Southern Ute DrumThe fire, which started Friday June 3, consumed 89 acres. No structures burned, despite the fire's close proximity to the Southern Ute Tribe campus.
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The two met at a public forum in Ignacio. There were personal attacks and calls to arm schoolteachers. -
Here's a rundown of key facts and important resources on the wildfire burning less than two miles west of Durango.
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KSUT strives to keep you updated on the air and on our website. Here's some online resources for accurate, timely wildfire information.
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Our weekly news magazine takes a few weeks off to give our staff a break.
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Voices from the Edge of the Colorado Plateau will seek to elevate voices from underserved communities.
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Dr. Loretta Christensen, the Chief Medical Officer of Indian Health Service provides an update.
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KSUT’s Sarah Flower talks with San Juan Basin Public Health about how they've adapted their strategy in dealing with the virus.
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Timber Age Systems produces cross-laminated timber using wood from prescribed burns and beetle-kill material. It can be up to 80% more efficient than steel and concrete.
