Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Colorado Senate Bill 26-121 aims to raise the overtime threshold for agricultural employees to 56 hours, sparking concerns about the exploitation of farmworkers and the erosion of their labor rights.
Low snowfall forces Western Slope anglers to adapt and head to high alpine areas for quality fishing, with guides preparing for the shift and emphasizing safety and proper gear.
The Hayden Valley PTO is hosting its annual Spring Soirée fundraiser on April 24, with a focus on inclusivity and fun, to support local education and build a sustainable funding model.
Denver prepares for an epic spring with the Nuggets and Avalanche poised for deep playoff runs, potentially making history as the first city to win both the Stanley Cup and NBA championship in the same season.
Garfield County commissioners pass a resolution to defend hunting and fishing rights, and challenge Glenwood Springs over the South Bridge Project, setting a precedent for future projects and sparking a potential statewide movement.
Copper Mountain Resort announces plans to stay open until May 3, citing high elevation and north-facing slopes as key factors in preserving snow despite a lackluster snow season.
The Garfield County Libraries are offering 40 free events from April 20-26, catering to all ages and interests, with a focus on community and socialization.
The Avon Town Council has approved amendments to the Village development plan, paving the way for new businesses and revenue, but also raising questions about infrastructure and development standards.
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.
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