KEKB-FM (Grand Junction, CO)

Luke Bryan and Luke Combs have a new duet called "Finders Keepers" on Bryan's upcoming album Signs, which drops on Sept. 18. While the two country superstars haven't yet announced any plans to perform it together, I have a pretty good idea of when that could happen. I recently caught up with Bryan on Taste of Country Nights and asked him if we could eventually see him and Combs perform the song together onstage one day. His answer was basically, yes -- it's just a matter of finding the right time.

Actor Michael Kelly is joining the cast of Landman for its upcoming Season 3. Paramount revealed the news in a press release on Wednesday (Sept. 9). Kelly is set to play the role of William Crockett, "the leader of the largest oil management firm in the world. He is a titan of industry and everything about him exudes efficiency and money," according to a press release. Kelly will be billed as a series regular on Landman.

You have to give credit to any restaurant in Colorado that can last several decades. Los Tarascos in Fort Collins opened on South College in 1995. In 2008, they expanded by moving next door; in the late summer of 2026, they announced they'd be closing.

Even if Darius Rucker knew that his song "I Believe" was coming out at a time when lots of people would need comfort, he couldn't have possibly predicted just how timely its message would be. The singer, who called "I Believe" his "love letter to America," surely knew that the song was entering a world that feels more divided every day.

Garth Brooks' Blame It All On My Roots Tour will continue to criss-cross the United States. The hitmaker just announced the sixth city on his 2026 trek. The announcement comes as he prepares to play four weekend shows in Chicago. Brooks' 2026 tour began in Indianapolis before four shows in Denver. A press release touts 200,000 in total ticket sales so far. Upcoming tour stops include Washington D.C. and Orlando. On Wednesday (Sept. 9), Brooks announced two new shows in Salt Lake City, Utah.

If you have little to no experience driving over Colorado's Rocky Mountains, then Independence Pass might make you a little uneasy. While each one of the state's mountain passes is a little different, they all deserve your respect. I had a chance to cross Independence Pass just a few days ago in early September, and it was a beautiful way to spend a Friday morning. Scroll through the photos below to see why it's one of Colorado's most talked-about mountain roads.

Max McNown's Grand Ole Opry debut didn't exactly go according to plan. Before he ever stepped onto that legendary stage and into the circle, McNown found himself sitting in his broken-down car outside the Opry, and to make matters worse, he was at the wrong entrance. Speaking with McNown on Taste of Country Nights he tells me, "I broke down in the parking entry of my Opry debut. Not even the artist's entry. I went the wrong way." Yep.

Drive I-70 east out of Denver long enough, and the mountains disappear, the exits spread out, and the land goes flat and quiet. Then, right at the Arriba exit, something shows up that has no business being there: a sprawling white mansion with columns straight out of the Old South. That's the Tarado Mansion, one of the most photographed, most misunderstood buildings in the state. Here's the twist: this place wasn't built to look like Mount Vernon. It became that by accident.

Cross Orchards has been an important part of the Grand Valley since the early 1900s. It once covered nearly 250 acres with over 22,000 apple trees, but now the historic site’s future is uncertain. Museums of Western Colorado is looking for someone new to operate the site, with its current operation expected to end in January 2027. Exactly who will take over and what the property will look like are still a mystery. Google Street What Happens Next to This Piece of Grand Junction History?

Losing weight is a goal that many set at the beginning of each year, and some succeed; some try to lose some weight but miss out on their goals, and others give up instantly. Weight loss and looking a certain way has always been a big deal in our culture, and sadly some feel pressured to look a certain way. Losing weight can be done in multiple ways, but some ways are expensive and can take a toll on your bank account.