The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Analysis of Steamboat Springs' weekly real estate data reveals a $1.45 million average sale price, driven by high-end luxury transactions and significant equity gains in Sunlight Drive and Oak Creek.
Explore how Aspen's 1884 Easter services required a $25 donation just to secure a seat, contrasting the town's early religious struggles with Leadville's established infrastructure.
Snowmass Ski Area became the third local mountain to shut its gates early this winter as a recent heatwave and vanishing snowpack forced Aspen Skiing Company to end the season a week ahead of schedule.
State Rep. Elizabeth Velasco introduces House Bill 1224 to require mobile home park landlords to disclose sale details, ensuring tenants have the data needed to exercise their right of first refusal.
Glenwood Springs City Council approves the 210 Eighth Street mixed-use development with a 6-1 vote, modernizes charter procurement rules for a 2027 ballot, and extends employee housing assistance.
The U.S. Forest Service completed a strategic 100-acre prescribed burn south of U.S. Highway 40 in the Harrison Creek drainage, part of the broader Steamboat Front Hazardous Fuel Reduction Project aimed at lowering wildfire risk for local residents.
The South Routt Housing Authority transitions from concept to legal entity, opening applications for its first board of directors to address regional housing pressures.
Aspen City Council debates the chaotic state of sandwich board signs on Main Street, weighing whether to enforce the expired ban or allow the clutter back to preserve the historic streetscape.
Steamboat Springs announces its free summer concert series at Howelsen Hill, featuring Lettuce and Karl Denson, while promoter John Waldman highlights rising costs and the need for community fundraising.
Construction has begun on the Emma Bridge in Basalt as part of the Safe Routes to School project, aiming to replace failing drainage and create a safer pedestrian and bike connection between historic downtown and local schools.
CDOT launches a two-year rollout of 66 new state-managed cameras on key Western Slope passes like Loveland and Berthoud to restore visibility and improve safety after the previous private contract expired.
The Aspen Indigenous Foundation hosted a free Native American cultural exhibition at Sister Cities Plaza, headlined by world champion hoop dancer and Cirque du Soleil artist ShanDien Sonwai LaRance.
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