Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Avon Town Council votes 5-1 to approve the Summit Apartments, securing 164 units and affordable housing components for a total cost of $10 million.
CDOT Region Three Director Jason Smith tells Pitkin County commissioners that underfunding and a stagnant gas tax threaten the sustainability of I-70 repairs in the Roaring Fork Valley.
Aspen shifts from a fixed six-year maintenance schedule to a flexible, data-driven approach to manage its aging urban forest and declining canopy coverage.
The EPA investigates whether Cotter Corp can afford its $4.7 million bond for the Cañon City Superfund site, weighing a risky 'targeted cleanup' of contaminated soil against the company's claim of being broke.
EagleVail fire officials clarify that the scattered slash piles along the trail are intentional fuel breaks designed to prevent catastrophic crown fires, not a sign of neglect.
Discover why packages return to sender in Steamboat Springs and learn the hybrid address format from USPS spokesperson James Boxrud to ensure successful delivery to P.O. Boxes.
Pitkin County epidemiologist Carly Senst clarifies that the local hantavirus threat is the Sin Nombre strain, not the person-to-person Andes strain, and advises residents to bleach before sweeping to avoid inhaling dust.
A person suffered serious injuries when a mother moose charged and kicked them while they were walking two dogs near Winter Park, prompting Colorado Parks and Wildlife to post warning signs at the trailhead.
More than 200 locals gathered at the Stockbridge Transit Center for a 45-minute ceremony hosted by local posts to honor service members buried in the cemetery.
Lester Miranda-Davis, the getaway driver from the 2011 Grand Junction Taco Bell fatal shooting, has been arrested for drug distribution following a Western Colorado Drug Task Force wiretap investigation.
Tina Peters walks out of La Vista Correctional Facility in Pueblo on June 1 after Governor Jared Polis granted clemency, drawing supporters and criticism from the prosecuting DA.
Aspen's $14 million West End Congestion Project is in a data-heavy pause, with staff evaluating targeted traffic enforcement and pedestrian safety strategies rather than implementing immediate major changes.
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