
Lawmakers Push Legislation to Protect Mobile Home Residents
Colorado lawmakers, including Rep. Elizabeth Velasco, propose new bills to protect mobile home residents and preserve affordable housing options in the state.
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Colorado lawmakers, including Rep. Elizabeth Velasco, propose new bills to protect mobile home residents and preserve affordable housing options in the state.

Steamboat Springs experiences a significant surge in real estate sales, with $12 million in transactions for one week, sparking questions about the driving factors and potential implications for the community.

Aspen's historic brick stockpile is dwindling, posing a significant threat to the city's character and local economy. The Historic Preservation Commission must find a solution to balance preservation with practicality.

Buffalo Pass Farm is pioneering a new approach to food production in the Steamboat Springs area, focusing on sustainability and community involvement.

The Aspen High School girls soccer team is focused on making it to the postseason after a 2-2 draw against Basalt. With a current standing of No. 23 in the CHSAA selection and seeding index, the team is in a decent position to qualify for the state tournament.

NASA invested $10 million in a Colorado training course for the Artemis II mission, which successfully tested the Orion spacecraft and marked a new era in lunar discovery.

Pitkin County commissioners express concerns over Proposition 175, citing potential negative impacts on education and healthcare services. Learn more about the potential consequences of this measure.

The Aspen Grants Program is facing a significant funding shortfall, with 180% more demand than available budget, impacting local nonprofit organizations and community services.

Glenwood Springs residents are concerned about the use of Flock cameras and the potential impact on individual privacy as the city considers renewing its contract with FlockSafety.

The escalation of US-Iran tensions is expected to increase gas prices on the Western Slope, affecting local consumers and businesses.

The Craig Press and Steamboat Pilot & Today have new publishers, Nicole Miller and Rob Galloway, who will lead the newspapers in a new direction, potentially changing the way local news is covered in the Western Slope area.

Western Slope teams, including Battle Mountain and Eagle Valley, are making a name for themselves in their respective sports, with notable achievements and upcoming games.
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