Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 1st of November.
Good morning, Grand Junction.
Talbott Farms in Palisade donated about 15 tons of peaches this summer to the Pauline S.
Schneegas Wildlife Foundation in Silt, whose volunteers were hauling roughly 2,000 pounds a week to feed more than 30 orphaned bear cubs so they could fatten up before winter.
Campsite Ranger, a new website from Arvada developer Chris Dorsey, will watch recreation.gov and email or text you when federal campsite cancellations open for your dates.
It already covers Mesa County sites (Grand Mesa, Colorado National Monument) and adds weather and wildfire alerts.
Connect for Health Colorado open enrollment starts today and runs through Jan.
15, 2027; 2027 plan premiums are expected to rise about 10%, and shoppers should compare plans to see if they qualify for tax credits or lower-cost coverage that would begin in February if enrolled after Dec. 15.
A Colorado Hospital Association report and local hospital leaders say mounting unpaid insurance claims and rising costs forced Montrose Regional Health to cut 77 jobs on Oct.
12 and are pushing Grand Valley hospitals to trim services and prepare for looming Medicaid cuts.
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