On today's podcast: Today’s the deadline in Colorado to register to vote and still receive a mail ballot for the upcoming election. Three members of a New Castle family were killed in a small plane crash in Gunnison County Saturday. And The Justice Department wants to send election monitors to Metro Denver.

On today's podcast: The Aspen School District is considering buying the Woody Creek racetrack to develop affordable housing. A new poll finds that an overwhelming majority of Coloradans support public land conservation. And some new residents at the governor's mansion are more interested in pollen than politics.

On today's podcast: Plans for a housing development, west of Glenwood Springs, is moving forward. The Aspen airport could double landing fee rates next year. And Colorado voters will soon decide whether to enshrine the right to hunt and fish into the state constitution.

On today's podcast: The city of Aspen wants to take on about a hundred million dollars of debt for water treatment facility improvements. It’ll cost a couple bucks more to ride Glenwood Springs’ on-demand ride service next year. And Colorado Democrats are returning the most ballots ahead of the midterm elections.

On today's podcast: Pitkin County commissioners are facing some tough choices over an airport construction project that’s over budget. Garfield County voters are weighing a slate of tax measures on the November ballot. And Pitkin County Public Health officials are encouraging residents to get flu and COVID vaccines.

On today's podcast: Pitkin County is considering a land-use update that would raise fees on some large homes — an effort to boost an affordable housing fund for local employees. The two candidates running to represent Western Colorado in Congress say they want to build bridges. And as ballots arrive in mailboxes across Colorado, county clerks are assuring people that their votes will be counted.

On today's newscast: CD3 candidates talk about the Iran War, Garfield County is facing a nearly $13 million shortfall in its 2027 budget, and Basalt plans to turn on a new set of traffic cameras along Highway 82. Tune in for these stories and more.

On today's podcast: The executive director of the Early Learning Center in Aspen has been charged with misdemeanor child abuse. A new collaboration aims to protect water and land in the San Luis Valley. And a new report finds that Native Americans face voting obstacles at every step of the electoral process.

On today's podcast: The federal government plans to allow oil & gas drilling on the Roan Plateau as early as next year. The city of Aspen will remain under stage three water restrictions into the winter —A move that officials are calling unprecedented. And there’s a record number of state-wide ballot questions this year, many of them are especially relevant for women.

On today's podcast: Health care is a major point of contention… separating the candidates for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District. The Aspen City Council could have a vacancy next year. The public is pushing back on a Trump administration move to allow more motorized vehicles in national forests.