Rocky Mountain Community Radio

Paonia farmer Laura Parker describes how an unseasonably warm March and subsequent summer drought disrupted her seed-growing operation.

The GOP gubernatorial candidate has made frequent appearances at churches across Colorado, raising questions about whether some of those events crossed federal restrictions on political activity by tax-exempt organizations.

Michael Childers of CSU says last year's poor snow season could ripple through the ski industry as skiers decide where to spend their money. Resorts will also have to contend with ongoing drought as they prepare for the new season.

It's been an historically dry year in the Rocky Mountain West, and some people are looking to the El Niño climate pattern to bring some moisture. Tune in to the Regional Roundup (day/time) to learn what impact this year's El Niño may or may not have on the Upper Colorado River Basin.

The recent show was broadcast on Rocky Mountain Community Radio stations in the Four Corners, Aspen, Crested Butte, Boulder, and other locations. It focused on the challenges facing river management amid severe drought and new federal rules.

Women are using other brands or types of estrogen to avoid menopause symptoms while one local pharmacy works around the clock to fill prescriptions.

Post-fire specialists are assessing soil damage, debris flows and watershed risks after the Ferris Fire, as parts of the burned landscape begin to recover.

KVNF's Brody Wilson ran the 53rd Imogene Pass Run from Ouray over a 13,114-foot pass to Telluride with a recorder in his hand. The people he met on the way up, most of them in their 60s, 70s and 80s, explain why they keep doing it.

Utah's Cultural Site Stewardship program gives volunteers the opportunity to protect Utah's most special places, like historic sites and cultural resources, by monitoring them for damage.

The GOP gubernatorial nominee recently made a whistle-stop visit to the small town of Austin.