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In today's KCBX News Update: SLO County is reporting two more COVID deaths as the surge continues, and there are now four apps to pay for parking in Downtown SLO.

When it comes time to review our lives, let us hope that we've been fortunate enough to experience the joy of many different paths and adventures - and be thankful that we've had the resilience and fortitude to withstand the inevitable pain, loss and tragedies that accompany a life lived fully. Listen to A Conversation with the Reluctant Therapist, Elizabeth Barrett, and radio host, Dave Congalton about his many different lives - author, screenwriter, animal advocate, educator, comic, friend, husband and ever-changing man. Celebrating the highs, lows and miracles of longevity.

The Marvelous Wonderettes will run February 4 to March 6 with COVID-19 prevention measures in place.

Join host Fred Munroe as he speaks with guests from the newly merged organizations, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, San Luis Obispo (NAMISLO) and the Andrew Holland Foundation. They will discuss how the newly merged organization will continue to advocate for and support the over 11,000 San Luis Obispo County residents with serious mental illness.

Culinary wizard Britt Unkefer talks about his thriving restaurant in Baileys Harbor, Door County, Wisconsin

Two years into the pandemic, hospital staff continue to grapple with exhaustion and staff shortage issues as the Omicron variant brings on new challenges.

Dynamic artist Mary Ellen Sisulak indulges in ancient encaustic hot-wax paintings and designer acrylic-on-leather purses in her Wisconsin Turtle Bay Gallery and Boutique.

Parts of State Street in Downtown Santa Barbara has been closed to traffic since May 2020 to allow businesses to operate outdoors due to pandemic restrictions. With how successful it's been, the City Council is looking to extend the closure and possibly even make it permanent.

The petition asks the administration to allow faculty to choose the modality of their courses and require the use of N-95 and KN-95 masks on campus, among other things.

In today's KCBX News Update: COVID-19 case counts have reached a new height in SLO County, and Caltrans will do bridge work in Los Alamos next week.