KOTO Community Radio News

Celebrate love and relationships for a Valentine's Day special "off the record." A conversation with San Miguel Resource Center's Liza Cooney

-Un día sin inmigrantes -Un discurso sobre el estado del condado -Sheriff Bill Masters anuncia su jubilación

-Sheriff Bill Masters announces retirement -Local businesses show support for the immigrant community -West End Roundup with San Miguel Basin Forum

- Gondola planning moves to station design - The values of the West End - Cat Movie Fisher with Risho Unda

- A State of the County Address - Telluride approves free 30-minute parking - Filmmaker Max Walker-Silverman comes home

Following President Trump's reelection, there have been a number of changes surrounding immigration policy, leading to anxiety and fear. This week on "Off the Record", we're talking about allyship and how members of the community less impacted by immigration policies can show support in the community.

- Alarm bells go off for local forest health - G is for Government previews Telluride Town Council - Colorado legislature discusses labor unions and God’s backyard

-Telluride responde a los rumores de ICE -Telluride y Telski avanzan en el desarrollo de la Silla 7 -El vacío de financiación de las guarderías golpea en casa

-Telluride responds to ICE rumors -Advocates push to secure voting rights in Colorado -Cat Movie Fisher with Risho Unda

-Childcare funding deficit hits home -Telluride heads to Grease -West End trails move forward

-Telluride and Telski move forward with Chair 7 development -County is on track for 2025 Climate Action Goals -Telluride Airport gives an update

- Trump’s climate rollbacks impact local efforts - How a bill becomes a law - Large boulder the size of a small boulder celebrates five years

Un destaque de la comunidad: Hoy iniciamos un segmento especial en el que nos centramos en miembros destacados de nuestra comunidad. En nuestra primera emisión, tenemos a Alberto Tames, dueño de Latin Creations.

En este programa de "Off the Record" en español, la abogada María Belén Albuja de Albuja Law LLC respondiendo a preguntas que la gente tenga sobre inmigración.

-New District Attorney sifts through problems -Mountain Village considers Town Council compensation -West End reimagines Dolores River conservation

- Recycling goes mainstream on the Western Slope - TAB talks HIV prevention - Listening Club is a College Dropout

-Solidaridad -Planet Bluegrass propone un nuevo concierto de verano -Telluride habla de estacionamiento

- Executive orders impact locals - Telluride zhuzhs paid parking program - People march in Telluride

- Planet Bluegrass proposes new summer concert - West End looks towards legislative session - Cat Movie Fisher with Risho Unda

-Norwood Water Commission juggles grant funding -A State of the Town Address -Sped Kid shows a full life

- Planning Commission begins mining code updates - G is for Government previews Telluride Town Council - Governor Jared Polis gives a State of the State Address

- El Ayuntamiento de Telluride se reúne en 2025 - La biblioteca organiza una clínica jurídica gratuita - SMART habla de crecimiento sostenible

- Commissioners hear updates on natural resources and climate action - SMART talks sustainable growth - Cat Movie Fisher with Risho Unda

- CCAASE recommends 2025 grant funding - Skiers, and cowboys, and horses, oh my! - Decades of Progressive Dinners continue on the Valley Floor

-New Town Trustee sworn in Norwood -Commissioners designate Kris Holstrom Day -Telluride Gay Ski Week announces hot 2025 lineup