Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Snowmass Village kicks off its June event lineup with the new Mountainside Music Festival and returning Snowmass Rodeo, while announcing the end of the Ragnar Trail Colorado to boost local economic activity.
The Routt Thrive by Five team delays a childcare funding measure to November 2027, launching a yearlong public education campaign to address the county's broken early childhood system and $8.5 million annual gap.
The South Carolina Senate rejected a Republican plan to restart the primary under new districts, citing that in-state voting had already begun, marking a key moment in Trump's national redistricting push.
Colorado's total oil and gas emissions dropped in 2025 due to fewer permits, but per-well pollution intensity rose sharply, particularly with methane spikes on the Front Range.
Colorado’s top youth experts and teens like Swali Dhamal urge the next governor to address the root causes of the mental health crisis, citing dropping suicide rates but warning that systemic pressure still suffocates students.
UCHealth otolaryngologist Dr. Nikolaus Sneshkoff explains how to distinguish harmless snoring from pediatric obstructive sleep apnea in Steamboat Springs children, covering symptoms, risks, and treatment myths.
FirstBank officially rebrands as PNC across the Roaring Fork Valley starting June 18, with market executive Dave Portman staying put and all four branches remaining open.
Colin Allred challenges Rep. Julie Johnson over her Palantir stock trades in the Dallas runoff, using the feud to highlight broader Democratic efforts to define corruption and harness populist anger ahead of the midterms.
CLEER hosts an EV showcase at Carbondale Town Hall on June 6, featuring test drives and new public chargers, while the Police Department integrates electric vehicles with state grant support.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser launches an enforcement sweep against thousands of fraudulent LLCs exploiting home addresses in Delta, Garfield, and Rio Blanco counties to trick consumers into cryptocurrency and investment scams.
Howard Leavitt argues that Sarah Hymes and Dave Munk offer the necessary vision and institutional memory to guide Holy Cross Energy through rising costs and clean energy transitions.
A $116 million, 12-unit housing development rising on Highway 90 in Delta raises concerns over infrastructure costs, property taxes, and water rights for local residents.
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