Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Snowmass Town Council unanimously approved a $1 million contribution to help Cavern Springs residents buy out the park owner, securing affordable housing for the local workforce.
The Steamboat Springs Planning Commission voted 3-2 to approve the Latigo mixed-use development at 12th and Yarpa, sending the proposal to the City Council for final decision.
RFTA launches The Flyer, a year-round bus service connecting Brush Creek Park and Ride to Maroon and Castle Creeks, funded by oil and gas fees to reduce congestion and parking demand.
Governor Jared Polis grants clemency to former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, sparking cross-party debate over election integrity and the fairness of her nine-year sentence.
The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce received a $20,000 grant to map the local childcare crisis, aiming to understand how shortages impact employers and working families in Mesa County.
Gypsum is widening Cooley Mesa Road to accommodate surging traffic from the booming Eagle County Regional Airport, with completion targeted for fall before peak season.
The Justice Department announced a $1.776 billion fund to compensate allies of President Donald Trump who believe they were unjustly investigated, raising questions about the cost to taxpayers.
Colorado reports its first hantavirus fatality since 2024, a local deer mouse-borne case in Douglas County. Learn the difference between this strain and the cruise ship outbreak, plus essential CDC cleaning tips to avoid infection during spring cleaning.
Craig City Council approves Ordinance 1182, linking lawn watering privileges directly to the Yampa River USGS gauge flow rate of 120 cubic feet per second.
Moffat County Sheriff's Office seized approximately 90 bison and one mule from 83-year-old Daniel Martin at Lay Valley Bison Ranch, resulting in misdemeanor cruelty charges for animal neglect.
The new Carbondale Aquatics Center opens Saturday, ending a two-season pool drought with a $13.4 million, all-electric facility funded by bonds and a historic community campaign.
Coal Ridge High School's boys track and field team secured its first-ever Class 3A state championship at Jeffco Stadium with 86 points, defeating second-place The Classical Academy by nearly 20 points.
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