KOTO Community Radio News

- Telluride Sends Questions to the Ballot - The Wild Dark with Craig Childs - Lawmakers Convene for a Special Session

The 2025/26 school year is getting started. This week on "Off the Record" KOTO News talks about what's going on with education in the region and what to expect for the school year. Hear from Norwood School District Superintendent Todd Bissell, Telluride School District Superintendent John Pandolfo, and Telluride Mountain School Head of School Andy Shoff.

-Team Fighting Stoner Mesa Fire Grows to Over 600 -Council Discusses 2026 Goals and Objectives

-El condado de San Miguel entra en la fase 2 de restricciones contra incendios -Votación del condado -El Ayuntamiento presenta la nueva estación de la Góndola

This week’s Regional Roundup from Rocky Mountain Community Radio includes a look at efforts to commemorate the 140th anniversary of the massacre of Chinese workers in Rock Springs, Wyoming. We head to a rural Colorado gymkhana, where riders of all ages show off their skills. We listen in on an audio postcard capturing the birdsong of a Ponderosa pine woodland near Boulder, and we visit a bustling...

-San Miguel County Enters Stage 2 Fire Restrictions -Commissioners Discuss November Ballot Measures -Goats Graze the Valley Floor

-Rico Community Gathers for Stoner Mesa Wildfire -Council Previews New Gondola Station -It’s a New Apres Nova

El programa Off the Record en español se centra en la poesía local. Nos acompañarán Paulo Munguia, poeta laureado de la zona, y Ruth Rivas, que ha estado compartiendo poemas escritos por su hermana en Noticias de KOTO. Poesía en vivo y buen ambiente en Off the Record en español, solo en KOTO.

-Stoner Mesa Fire Continues to Grow -G is for Government Previews Town Council

-Incendio Forestal en Stoner Mesa -Estacionamiento en Ángulo y Parquímetros en Telluride -Norwood Propondrá una pausa para Desarrollos a gran escala

-The West End Roundup with The San Miguel Basin Forum -Telluride Looks to Put Lift Ticket Tax on the Ballot -Norwood Moves to Tackle Development Backlog, Considers Moratorium on Large Projects

-Wildfire Starts on Stoner Mesa -Telluride Moves Forward with Southwest Development -New Snow Telemetry Site in Alta Lakes

Public lands are under pressure—from proposed sell-offs to rollbacks on environmental protections. What’s at stake, and how are communities fighting back? Over 40% of San Miguel County is on federally managed public land. Rocky Mountain Community Radio recently hosted a regional call-in show "Public Lands, Public Voices" to get voices from across the Rocky Mountain West to share their perspectives...

-Parking Pain Persists -County Climate Action Continues Despite Federal Funding Cuts

-Entrevista de Inmigración -Orden de detención contra el ex sheriff del condado de San Miguel

RMCR Roundup

-Arrest Warrant Issued for Former San Miguel County Sheriff -Mia goes M.I.A. -Get Your Ducks in Row: KOTO Duck Race is Tomorrow

-Telluride Arts Announces New Director -Telluride School District Acquires Ilium Housing -One Book One Canyon…and A River

Join KOTO's Mason Osgood and the SBG Productions team to talk about the 2025 Telluride Jazz Festival.

Hoy Tenemos un Destaque de la communidad

-Goat Graze the Valley Floor -Telluride Comprehensive Plan Looks Into the Future

-County Shares Updates on Affordable Housing Projects -The Town Office Shuffle -Summer Cat with Risho Unda

-Basin Fair Shows Off The Best of the West End -Chitty Chitty Bang Bang flies into Telluride -West End Roundup With the San Miguel Basin Forum

-CPW Forced to Euthanize Two Bears -County Begins Housing Code Update -Mountain Village Celebrates Its 30th Birthday

-Mountain Village jura su nuevo Ayuntamiento -Radio Esperanza -Los bomberos luchan contra un incendio forestal en la zona oeste