Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Backdoor Sports in Steamboat Springs continues to thrive under new ownership, honoring the legacy of its founder Van De Carr while expanding its services and product offerings.
The town of Vail marks its 60th birthday with a unique interactive sculpture project, inviting locals and visitors to contribute to the artwork.
The Western Slope's high altitude and abundant sunshine increase the risk of skin cancer for locals. Learn about the risks and take proactive steps to protect your skin.
Lawmakers in several Southern states convene to consider redistricting plans, sparking concerns over voting rights and representation. Protesters gather to voice opposition, citing potential disenfranchisement of Black voters.
The Eagle Valley boys track team dominated the Western Slope track and field championships, winning their fourth straight league title with a strong team performance.
The Roaring Fork girls lacrosse team has made history with their highest playoff seed ever, thanks to the leadership of their senior class and talented players like Alivya Malcolm and Jordyn Miller.
The Eagle Summit Wilderness Alliance is seeking volunteers to help with trail maintenance and conservation efforts in the Eagles Nest and White River National Forest areas.
The FILM@Vail Comedy Festival is expected to bring in $100,000 to Vail Village over Memorial Day Weekend, featuring big names and raising awareness about mental health.
Douglas Hayes, a Colorado native, takes the reins as CEO of Glenwood Hot Springs Resort, bringing experience and a vision for preserving its legacy while innovating the guest experience.
A 40-year-old mystery of UFO sightings in Vail is explained by an astrophysicist as a natural phenomenon caused by the planet Venus.
Colorado is facing a health insurance crisis as funding shortages threaten to leave tens of thousands without coverage, particularly in rural areas.
Russ Andrews, a Republican from Carbondale, is running against incumbent state representative Elizabeth Velasco for the western Colorado House seat, sparking debate on rural interests and community priorities.
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