The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
The Colorado state government spends $14 million annually on wildlife management, but recent commission changes have sparked debate over the future of conservation efforts in the state.
The US engages in high-stakes diplomatic talks with Iran, and we explore the potential implications for the Western Slope community, including energy exports and oil prices.
The former owners of a Colorado Springs funeral home face justice after committing horrific crimes, leading to a state crackdown on the industry and a call for greater accountability.
The team at Mountain Valley Horse Rescue works to help traumatized horses heal and trust again through patience, love, and gentle care.
The Colorado Department of Agriculture has issued a warning about invasive Asian jumping worms spotted in Denver's Hilltop neighborhood, posing a significant threat to the state's ecosystem and native plants.
Exploring the impact of Gen Z on the English language and its reflection of cultural attitudes towards beauty, identity, and power in Grand Junction.
The Department of Justice has joined a lawsuit filed by Elon Musk's xAI against Colorado's artificial intelligence antidiscrimination law, arguing it jeopardizes the US position as a global AI leader.
Colorado lawmakers and elected officials are set to receive a $400,000 pay increase, despite the state facing a difficult fiscal year and slashing public services to close a $1.5 billion shortfall.
The Colorado Behavioral Health Administration's hiring of Lindsay Salas as deputy commissioner has raised concerns due to her ongoing investigation for allegedly stealing $99,000 from a nonprofit.
The Vail Valley Mountain Trails Alliance works behind the scenes to maintain and conserve the Western Slope's trails, promoting environmental stewardship and community involvement.
A group of Colorado Republicans are fighting against their own party's attempt to block unaffiliated voters from participating in the primaries, citing potential chaos and decreased voter turnout.
Recent data shows $27 million in real estate transactions in Routt County, with notable sales in Oak Creek and Yampa. The community is watching to see how these changes will impact the area's character and charm.
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