
The KBUT Newscast is a two-to-four minute daily roundup of what’s happening here in the Gunnison Valley and around Colorado. How do you hear it?
On the radio: Weekdays at noon along with national headlines from NPR. Also at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. following All Things Considered.
On the web: Go to KBUT.org for all things Community Radio in the Gunnison Valley. Look for the audio player near the top of the page. You can now also get the local newscast by streaming at NPR.org. Just be sure to sign in here to make KBUT show up as your local station.
On NPR One: Set KBUT as your home station to have the newscast delivered to your mobile device every weekday. Learn more about NPR One and Download the app for all platforms.
On your smart speaker: Set KBUT as your home station and then say “Play the news from NPR” to hear national headlines followed by the local newscast.
Colorado saw smallest week-over-week increase since the start of October.
Forty percent of COVID cases in Gunnison County have come since Nov. 1.
One in every forty Coloradans is contagious with COVID19. TSA Agents mourn the death of one of their own. Progress in the Devon Bailley Case, and rest stops re-open in Gleenwood Springs.
State and Local Officials Urge Public to Limit Contacts
The KBUT Newscast is daily roundup of local, regional and statewide news. We post the newscast to our website every week day.
Local Newscast: Friday, Aug 21
A roundup on wildfires, and Gov. Polis visits an elementary school holding classes in a pandemic.
Local Newscast: Thursday, Aug. 20
We have two stories from the Mountain West News Bureau on the Newscast today, plus an update on fires around Colorado.
Local Newscast: Wednesday, Aug. 19
Officials confirm small wildfire in West Elk Wilderness, 12 miles northwest of Gunnison.
Local Newscast: Tuesday, Aug. 18
With the Grizzly Creek fire still raging, I-70 remains closed and Gunnison continues to see a bump in traffic.
Local Newscast: Monday, Aug. 17
With the Grizzly Creek fire still raging, I-70 remains closed and Gunnison continues to see a bump in traffic.
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