by Mark Duggan | Apr 6, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic is hitting the Navajo Nation particularly hard. As of Sunday, April 5, more than 300 tribal members had been diagnosed with COVID-19, and more than a dozen have died. The numbers continue to rise. Health officials are bracing for more cases,...
by Mark Duggan | Apr 2, 2020
One of the most profound effects of the COVID-19 pandemic is the toll on our mental health. We’re not used to this. Human beings are social creatures. We’ve built a society around being together, being close, touching each other. And all of that is verboten now as we...
by Mark Duggan | Apr 1, 2020
Health officials in Montezuma County are preparing for an increase in confirmed cases of the COVID-19 infection. That includes ramping up testing, making room for more patients, and rallying the community to help. KSUT’s Mark Duggan spoke with Bobbi Lock, Director of...
by Mark Duggan | Jun 8, 2019
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is in the first year of his four-year term. He’s the first Democrat to head the office since 2005, and it’s the first time since the early 1980s that Colorado’s governor and attorney general are both Democrats.I...
by Mark Duggan | Feb 7, 2019
Recently, a group of about 30 parents and educators met in the lunchroom at Sopris Elementary School in Glenwood Springs to plot out the school’s future. The “Future of SES” initiative, as it’s known, is meant to build on the school’s existing merits. Mark Duggan...
