Breaking news and updates from the Western Slope
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The city of Denver has reached a settlement with DP Media, securing $13.5 million in back rent and the removal of the iconic newspaper name from the downtown building facade.
A 35-page indictment unseals the 'Molly Wonka' operation, revealing how seven people in Basalt manufactured and sold MDMA-laced chocolate and nasal sprays to a nationwide market.
Colorado declares a drought emergency as hot, dry conditions expose structural deficits in the state's water system, forcing headwater counties to supply the Front Range amid competing agricultural and municipal demands.
Colorado releases its 2030 Census Strategic Action Plan, partnering with nonprofits to build trust and prevent millions in lost federal funding due to undercounts in rural and minority communities.
Carbondale-based Smiling Goat Ranch launches its animal-assisted therapy hub at the Snowmass Rodeo Grounds, offering convenient treatment for anxiety and autism with sessions starting at $150.
Seven individuals face up to 32 years in prison for a Basalt-based MDMA and ketamine manufacturing operation known as the 'Molly Wonka' investigation.
Denver launches a $50 million project to revitalize Civic Center park and the McNichols Building, aiming to transform the historic site into a vibrant downtown destination by fall 2027.
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet injected a $1 million personal loan into his Colorado gubernatorial bid as Michael Bloomberg’s super PAC pours over $4.6 million into the race against Attorney General Phil Weiser.
Honey Tree Preschool is opening a second location in Glenwood Springs' Meadows complex in mid-August, adding nearly 80 child care spots to address the valley's long-standing shortage.
The Forest Service prioritizes budget and staffing constraints over cleaning up a fragmented 1968 plane wreck exposed by an avalanche on Independence Pass.
BASE jumping champion and Madonna collaborator Andy Lewis dies in a remote Utah canyon accident, marking the end of a life defined by high-wire records and extreme risk.
Aspen-area businessman Alex Kelloff leads Democratic fundraising with over $1 million, heavily relying on self-loans and small donors to challenge Republican incumbent Jeff Hurd in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District.
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