Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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The rise of psychedelic use in Colorado is a trend worth watching, with more people using them to treat mental health issues. Researchers are working to understand the implications.
Beaver Creek's ski season ended two weeks early due to unseasonable warmth, affecting the local economy and raising concerns about climate change's impact on the ski industry.
A proposed $130 million cut to Colorado's affordable housing fund, Prop 123, could severely impact local families and exacerbate the housing crisis on the Western Slope.
Johs Braathen Herland, a Norwegian skier, takes the top spot at the US Alpine National Championships in Vail, beating out Canadian Olympian Erik Read and American Bridger Gile.
The Trump administration's decision to keep the Craig coal plant open has sparked controversy and concern among Western Slope residents, who will bear the costs of keeping the aging plant operational.
The Western Slope is bracing for two significant storms in April, bringing snow and colder temperatures. Residents are advised to prepare for potential travel disruptions and safety precautions.
Grand Junction Regional Airport and other airports nationwide are experiencing security line delays due to the partial government shutdown and unpaid TSA agents. Travelers are advised to arrive early and stay informed.
Pitkin County is replacing the old Redstone South Bridge with a new $4.7 million structure, aiming to improve safety and reduce debris accumulation.
The Western Slope's climbing community is producing talented young athletes who are making waves in competitive leagues, with several locals achieving top finishes in regional and national events.
The US Forest Service is undergoing a significant overhaul, moving its headquarters and adopting a state-based model, which may impact local forests, communities, and economies in the Western Slope.
Eagle County files lawsuit against federal government over Wildcat Loadout Facility expansion, citing environmental and community concerns.
A federal judge's ruling has given new hope to Western Slope Republicans opposing Colorado's primary system, potentially altering the state's election process.
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