The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
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.
Discover the vibrant events and activities in the Rockies this spring, from art exhibits to adrenaline-fueled adventures and family-friendly fun.
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.
Noah Elliott, a Colorado Springs native, returns home with a gold medal from the Milano Cortina Paralympics, inspiring the local community and cementing his status as a role model for aspiring athletes.
A new method to protect peach buds from spring freezes is being tested in Palisade orchards, with potential national and worldwide significance.
Exploring how mistakes have influenced the course of sports history in Colorado, from the 1978 Broncos-Raiders game to modern-day controversies.
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.
Directors Julia Aks and Steve Pinder share their journey to creating an Academy Award-qualifying comedy film at the Aspen Film Isis Theatre on April 8.
Theatre Aspen announces the sale of their exclusive Local's Pass, offering access to a summer of entertainment in Aspen. Get ready for a lineup of exciting productions, including 'Sylvia,' 'A Chorus Line,' and 'Grease.'
The Yampa Valley Regional Transportation Authority is working to introduce fixed-route bus service and improve public transportation in Routt and Moffat counties.
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