by Mark Duggan | May 27, 2020
Colorado restaurants can reopen their dining rooms and patios for the first time in two months. But diners should prepare for some changes to the way their favorite eateries operate. As Colorado restaurants reopen, don’t expect to find salt and pepper shakers on your...
by Mark Duggan | May 25, 2020
Mesa Verde National Park reopened its gates to visitors Sunday, May 24. The park had been closed since mid-March because of the coronavirus. Park-goers can expect a few changes. For now, the visitor’s center on U.S. Highway 160 will remain closed, but rangers have set...
by Mark Duggan | May 22, 2020
Hunger is hard enough. It’s even more challenging to face during a global pandemic. As unemployment has skyrocketed, so has people’s reliance on food programs. From daily meals services to community food pantries, volunteers say they’ve seen a sharp increase in people...
by Mark Duggan | May 16, 2020
Rena Wilson drops by the Valley Inn Nursing Home in Mancos, Colorado every week. She spends some time with her longtime friend, Mac Neely, who is 99-years-old. They can’t meet in person right now because of the coronavirus. But that doesn’t stop their ability to...
by Mark Duggan | May 16, 2020
We may know someone who was diagnosed with COVID-19 or suspect they’ve had it. Jamie Pickering got a positive diagnosis and suffered what she calls a mild case. But she says it was still worse than the flu. I spoke to her about her experience. Jamie Pickering is...
by Mark Duggan | May 8, 2020
A Jicarilla Nation spokesperson directed KSUT to the website for specific information instead of granting a formal interview. On the site, Nation President Darrell Paiz recorded an audio message outlining their efforts. “We have implemented all measures to combat the...
