Zane Mathews

I did my first radio show back in high school on a small reel-to-reel machine, and I have been hooked on radio ever since. I've been around the country in my career and then came to KOOL 107.9 in 2003. There's definitely no other place I would rather be. I’m a native of Colorado, and love living on the western slope. When I'm not in the studio, my favorite things to do are drink coffee, play golf, hike, photography, enjoy good music, and watch classic TV shows, movies, and football.

Massive Mesa Colorado Log Home Features Three Fire Places, Shooting Range and Lodge

This amazing property in Mesa, Colorado is so much more than just a home.

List of Participating Restaurants For Downtown Grand Junction’s Restaurant Week

Grand Junction has some fabulous places for dining out, but for this week, the spotlight is on downtown Grand Junction.

How to Properly Use Your Turn Signals in Colorado

This may come as a shock to some, but there is a right way and a wrong way to use turn signals in Colorado.

Can Coloradans Legally Consume Cannabis In A Parked Car?

Coloradans have been enjoying their recreational marijuana for several years now, but there still seems to be confusion when it comes to cannabis and motor vehicles.

The Big Thompson Flood of 1976 Was One of Colorado’s Biggest Disasters

It was July 31, 1976, when Colorado experienced one of the most deadly natural disasters in its modern history:

Sleep On A Hanging Bed With Mountain Views At Western Colorado Airbnb

One of the best things about this western Colorado Airbnb might just be the hanging bed.

Weekend Avalanches Kill 2 Skiers In Colorado High Country

Two skiers died over the weekend in separate avalanches in Colorado's high county.

More Northern Lights Sightings May Be Coming To Colorado

If you have never seen the Northern Lights, you may be getting some additional chances to view the spectacle in the coming months.

Colorado Homeowner Facing Charges After Setting Booby Traps On Property

Everybody has a right to defend their property, but, apparently, there is a right way and a wrong way to do that.

One of Colorado's most popular campgrounds is closing down for an entire year.