Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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The Roaring Fork Outdoor Coalition is investing $132,000 this summer to repair trails and remove invasive weeds across Pitkin and Eagle counties, funded by state grants and local contributions.
Federal officials announce a shift from long-term compacts to a responsive 10-year framework for the Colorado River, citing record low inflows and state gridlock.
Massage therapist Kelley Anne Dennison and hairstylist Christina Blunt compete in the Colorado 2nd District GOP primary, aiming to flip the deep-blue seat before incumbent Rep. Joe Neguse faces unopposed in November.
Durango author Scott Graham credits Edwards' The Bookworm for doubling his series' revenue through active hand-selling, highlighting the economic power of local independent bookstores.
Scott Bottoms, Victor Marx, and Barbara Kirkmeyer compete for the GOP gubernatorial nomination, debating strategies to address Colorado's structural deficit, housing affordability, and the impact of data centers.
Aspen launches a $30,000 pilot program offering vouchers to landscapers for switching from gas to electric leaf blowers, aiming to enforce a ban that has existed since 2003.
ECCD launches Office Hours to help homeowners navigate the Beyond Lawn program backlog, offering direct expert advice on swapping turf for climate-adapted plantings amid historic drought.
The Colorado Sun breaks down the June 30 primary election, focusing on competitive races, campaign finance tracking, and real-time result updates for voters.
A 40-year-old Palisade man is held on a $1 million bond after an affidavit details the abduction and sexual assault of a female victim, tracing the incident from the Palisade Rim Trailhead to Vega Reservoir.
The National Weather Service issues a Fire Weather Watch for the Western Slope as unseasonable heat and gusty winds create critical fire danger conditions for Saturday.
Dan Loya leverages 30 years of law enforcement experience for sheriff, Phil Weiser highlights Western Slope water issues, and Defiance Thrift Store supports Great Expectations.
The Glenwood Springs Fire Department faces a $2.9 million annual operating deficit as property tax revenue fails to cover rising costs, forcing the city to subsidize services from general funds.
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