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.
Gov. Polis signs bill for universal pre-K
Colorado lawmakers could be first in nation with paid parental leave
Changes to TABOR refunds underway
State to spend $20 million on wildfire prevention this summer. House advances controversial fentanyl bill. Vail airport introduces alternative fuel from beef tallow.
Lawmakers advance plans for free bus rides
Barry Morphew murder trial dismissed
Monte Vista fire burns six structures
Air pollution in the Mountain West
CB Post office looks for new location
Mask mandate lifted on public transit
Update on unemployment in Mountain West
Fire management planning
Local COVID-19 update
Colorado River in crisis
New data could improve COVID-19 forecasts
Oil and gas lease sales reopen on public lands
Alcohol-related deaths surge statewide
Red Flag warnings near Grand Junction
Weekend blaze temporarily closes I70
Lake Powell at all-time low
Teen fentanyl deaths on the rise
Mass fish die off in region
State recycling bill advances
Denver could see shortest snow season on record
New state laws for cyclists
Sonja Chavez appointed to state water committee