
Eagle Town Council Promotes Melissa Daruna to Manager
The Eagle Town Council has unanimously appointed Melissa Daruna as the new town manager, marking a new chapter for the town.
Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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The Eagle Town Council has unanimously appointed Melissa Daruna as the new town manager, marking a new chapter for the town.

Dr. Voss and the Basalt veterinary hospital provide critical emergency care to pets in the Roaring Fork Valley, where access to specialty care can be limited.

The Wildfire Collaborative and Eagle County have launched a new program to help Basalt residents reduce wildfire risk through free curbside chipping of yard debris.

Learn about the candidates running for the Yampa Valley Electric Association board and how the election outcome will impact the community's energy needs.

Aspen Hope Center introduces the Community Hope Fund to provide financial assistance for individuals seeking therapy, addressing mental health challenges in the Roaring Fork Valley.

A $12.9 million reduction in the Cover All Coloradans program will impact healthcare access for low-income immigrant children and pregnant women in the Western Slope.

A proposed bill in Colorado's House Energy and Environment Committee aims to facilitate the development of nuclear power in the state, sparking debate about energy sources and environmental impact.

The Supreme Court has weakened a key provision of the Voting Rights Act, sparking concerns about minority representation in Congress and the potential for discriminatory voting practices.

A bald eagle shot with a slingshot in Northglenn has been recovered and released back into the wild after a lengthy rehabilitation process.

The city council has approved a professional services agreement to upgrade the Wheeler Opera House sound system, promising to deliver exceptional sound quality and preserve the cultural gem.

Governor Jared Polis withdraws two nominations for the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission amid opposition from sportspersons and agriculture groups.

Colorado's updated Safe Haven Law allows parents to surrender newborns up to 30 days old without facing charges, aiming to prevent illegal abandonment and provide support for struggling parents.
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