
Craig Station Restarted with $1.3 Billion Investment
The Craig Station coal-fired power plant has been restarted with a $1.3 billion investment, but the financial and environmental costs are uncertain and may be passed on to consumers.
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The Craig Station coal-fired power plant has been restarted with a $1.3 billion investment, but the financial and environmental costs are uncertain and may be passed on to consumers.

The proposed expansion of the Aspen airport has ignited a heated debate among locals and visitors, with concerns over noise pollution, traffic, and community character.

Two snowstorms are expected to bring substantial snowfall to the Colorado mountains, affecting local roads and ski resorts. Learn about the impact on commute, traffic, and the local economy.

Vail town council approves plan to eliminate garbage trucks from Bridge Street, aiming to enhance safety and reduce large vehicle traffic in the village core.

The Denver rental market is experiencing a significant shift, with record high concessions and decreasing average rents. What's behind this change and how will it impact the local community?

The average rent in metro Denver has dropped to a four-year low, with a current average of $1,758, according to the latest report from the Apartment Association of Metro Denver.

Work resumes on a rockfall mitigation project on Highway 82 near Carbondale, aiming to enhance road safety with mesh netting installation and other measures.

A look into gallbladder and bile duct disease in local pets, its signs, and the importance of early detection and veterinary care.

The community of Glenwood Springs is speaking out against the local ICE detention center, citing concerns over expired permits and detainee treatment. A decision on the center's permit is pending.

Colorado's rafting companies are preparing for a challenging season due to record-low snowpack and resulting low water levels, forcing them to adapt and manage customer expectations.

The Colorado state government spends $14 million annually on wildlife management, but recent commission changes have sparked debate over the future of conservation efforts in the state.

The US engages in high-stakes diplomatic talks with Iran, and we explore the potential implications for the Western Slope community, including energy exports and oil prices.
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