Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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Denver Water, the state's largest water provider, is facing a severe water shortage due to drought, prompting a temporary agreement with Xcel Energy to reduce the Shoshone call and divert more water from the Western Slope.
The University of Colorado Boulder's Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences is facing a funding freeze, putting climate research at risk. Half of the staff at the NOAA Global Monitoring Lab may be furloughed if federal funding is not released.
A new method to protect peach buds from spring freezes is being tested in Palisade orchards, with potential national and worldwide significance.
Denver Water anticipates a significant revenue loss due to drought restrictions, affecting 1.5 million people and prompting drought fees to encourage conservation.
A water court battle is underway to determine the fate of the Colorado River's flow, with significant implications for the Western Slope's natural resources and local communities.
The Western Slope has been awarded $1 million in grant funding for wildfire prevention and mitigation efforts, with local communities required to match the funding.
The Yampa Valley Regional Transportation Authority is working to introduce fixed-route bus service and improve public transportation in Routt and Moffat counties.
Two high-profile reckless driving cases in one day have locals concerned about safety on the roads. The Mesa County Sheriff's Office is reminding the community of basic safety rules.
Colorado's snowpack has reached its lowest level on record, prompting concerns about a severe water shortage and its impact on the community.
A new Colorado law requires social media companies to respond to search warrants in a timely manner, aiming to protect children from online harm and expedite investigations into illegal activities.
Local skier Elisabeth Bocock takes first place in the giant slalom event at the U.S. Alpine National Championships, with her sister Mary close behind.
The US Energy Department has extended an emergency order to keep the Craig coal plant running, sparking controversy and opposition from stakeholders in Colorado.
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