Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser expresses concerns over a proposed federal rule change that could bypass environmental reviews for rail infrastructure projects, potentially putting the state's natural resources at risk.
State Representative Roberts discusses the recently passed Colorado budget, highlighting its protection of rural school funding and core healthcare services despite significant fiscal challenges.
The Colorado River Water Conservation District implements drastic measures to address severe drought effects on the Western Slope, prioritizing water use and conservation.
The Longmont Repair Café is part of a global movement promoting sustainability and self-sufficiency by teaching residents to repair their own belongings, amidst a debate over Senate Bill 90
The Colorado Sun, a nonprofit news organization, takes home 27 awards, including 13 first-place wins, at the Top of the Rockies journalism contest, despite operating on a limited budget.
The Roaring Fork Valley makes history with its first all-girls flag football game, sparking excitement and curiosity about the future of girls' sports in the area.
A Colorado family's fate hangs in the balance as they navigate a contentious immigration battle, with two judges intervening to halt their deportation.
The town of Vail is working to eliminate garbage trucks from the village core, citing safety concerns and plans to improve the area's overall quality of life.
A group of teachers, students, and community members in Colorado Springs marched in support of the El Gamal family, calling for their release from ICE custody and an end to family detention.
The Colorado Republican Party has filed a lawsuit to block unaffiliated voters from participating in primary elections, a move that could have significant implications for the party's chances in future elections.
The Blues, Brews and BBQ festival returns to Beaver Creek with free admission, featuring top-notch blues artists, beer, and barbecue, expected to draw crowds from around the Western Slope.
The Craig coal plant, previously set to close, has reopened due to federal orders, raising questions about maintenance costs and environmental impact.
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