Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Peter Knobel’s Solaris Group faces legal battles from two holdout owners over the Evergreen Lodge conversion next to Vail Health, challenging the CCIOA law despite 88.3% approval.
Former state lawmaker Ron Hanks details his stance on gas prices, healthcare, and childcare as he challenges incumbent Rep. Jeff Hurd in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District rematch.
Nottingham Ranch owner Susan Nottingham publicly admits her employee killed a matriarch from the King Mountain wolf pack, triggering a federal investigation and raising stakes for the state's reintroduction goals.
Businessman Alex Kelloff and former Army Ranger Dwayne Romero battle for the Democratic nomination in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, aiming to unseat incumbent Jeff Hurd.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife waives license and habitat stamp fees on June 6-7, allowing residents and non-residents to fish for free while still following strict regulations.
Gov. Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 178, injecting $140 million to stabilize health insurance premiums in Colorado mountain towns after federal tax credits expired, preventing hikes of up to 400%.
Craig City Council approves a major subdivision for the 25-acre Business and Industrial Park while updating public comment procedures for the first time since 1989.
Congress uses the Congressional Review Act to strip mining protections from Utah's Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, raising stakes for 1.9 million acres of public land.
Craig launches its $14 million whitewater park on June 26, leveraging federal and state grants to fix a failing diversion dam and create a new recreation destination for the community.
Snowmass Town Council advances a ban on commercial gas-powered leaf blowers, but business owners warn the $175,000 transition cost and fire mitigation concerns threaten local commerce.
The 66,000-acre Historic User Pool is critically low, forcing Grand Valley farmers to sacrifice irrigation rights to ensure domestic water supplies for upstream towns like Gypsum and Minturn.
Holy Cross Energy in Glenwood Springs achieves 100% clean power for its 45,000 members, shifting strategy to smaller projects and managed demand amid rising costs.
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