Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Colorado lawmakers introduce Senate Bill 9 to safeguard nonprofits from losing state tax benefits due to federal actions, ensuring continued community services.
The Roaring Fork Transit Authority is expanding its bike loading program to most routes, aiming to reduce single-occupancy vehicle trips and promote sustainable transportation.
The Yampa Basin is experiencing a severe drought, with snow-water equivalent at a historical low. The community must come together to conserve water and address the crisis.
After 28 years, Gypsum's mayor Steve Carver steps down, leaving a legacy of growth and community development in the town he served.
Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley works to provide affordable housing for local families and workforce, aiming to deliver 200 homes by 2028.
Colorado is taking steps towards a more sustainable future with clean energy initiatives and waste reduction programs, despite federal uncertainty.
The Vail Whitewater Race Series kicks off on April 28, featuring kayak, stand-up paddleboard, and two-person raft competitions on Gore Creek.
Rylan Petree, a senior at Rifle High School, shattered three school records in a single day at the 2026 Runners Roost Invitational in Fort Collins.
A new study confirms the link between low snowpack and increased wildfire risks in the Western United States, highlighting the need for urgent action to mitigate these risks.
Eagle County surpasses state and national recycling rates, but experts say more work is needed to achieve ambitious climate action plan goals by 2030.
Recent snowstorms bring much-needed relief to Colorado's mountains, but historically low snowpack and record-high temperatures define the season
The Eagle Town Council has approved a 66-unit residential development, Red Mountain Ranch, on a 17.5-acre parcel, raising questions about environmental and community impact.
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