Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Aspen City Council has approved a 60-unit affordable housing project for Aspen Valley Health employees, despite concerns from neighbors about density and quality of life.
Aspen City Council approves a $150,000 contract for a July 4 carnival, raising questions about the cost and impact on the community
The Oak Creek Fire Protection District has appointed Gary Gula as its new chief, despite his limited experience with wildland fires, emphasizing his leadership style and trust in his team
The Aspen Pitkin County Housing Authority is considering a policy to require background checks for prospective residents, sparking debate about community safety and affordable housing.
The Aspen Meadows Resort is hosting its inaugural Battle of the Bartenders event, where top local bartenders will compete for a $1,000 prize. The competition will feature three rounds, including a speed round and a create-your-own cocktail challenge.
The Western Slope's fishing season is under threat due to low water levels on local rivers like the Yampa, caused by a dismal snowpack. Guides are adapting to the new reality, but the future of the river hangs in the balance.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife's sudden takeover of search and rescue operations has left volunteers reeling, sparking concerns about efficiency, funding, and the future of the state's rescue programs.
Colorado counties are bracing for significant funding cuts to Medicaid and SNAP programs, which could affect hundreds of thousands of residents and put a strain on local administration.
Gypsum's new mayor, Scott Green, begins his term after Steve Carver's 28-year tenure, bringing new leadership to the growing town
The federal government's denial of disaster relief funds leaves Western Slope communities to foot the bill for last summer's devastating wildfires, sparking concerns about government support for affected areas.
The escalating US-Iran conflict is expected to have a significant impact on the Western Slope's economy, particularly in the agriculture and trade sectors. Local communities are bracing for higher prices, lower profits, and potential trade disruptions.
The Vail Valley real estate market is experiencing a significant shift towards balance, with sellers no longer calling the shots and a more stable market emerging.
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