The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Colorectal cancer screening rates lag behind in rural Colorado, prompting concerns about limited healthcare access and higher mortality rates. Local medical professionals urge residents to prioritize their health and get screened early.
Elk herds in northwest Colorado are showing signs of recovery after a devastating winter in 2022-23, with population numbers increasing and hunting licenses likely to follow suit.
The US Energy Department's emergency order has halted the closure of Craig Station Unit 1, a coal-fired power plant in Craig, Colorado, sparking controversy and lawsuits from environmental groups and the state attorney general.
The Colorado Department of Transportation is taking proactive steps to reduce wildfire risk along highway corridors, amid record drought conditions and low snowpack.
A new study reveals Northwestern Colorado's vulnerability to wildfires due to a lack of local resources, emphasizing the need for community action and resource allocation.
The City of Craig's leaders provide information and context on the proposed Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus initiative and its potential impact on the local community.
The Colorado River is expected to hit historic lows in water flow this summer, affecting 40 million people and having severe implications for agriculture and local economies.
Memorial Regional Health partners with Project C.U.R.E. to reduce medical waste and support global healthcare efforts by donating expired but still usable medical supplies.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has suspended its search for a wolf responsible for killing sheep in Rio Blanco County, leaving locals to deal with the ongoing problem.
The Craig city council has hired KC Hume, former Moffat County Sheriff, as the new city manager amidst controversy and a split vote.
A Craig resident shares her daily struggles with everyday tasks due to her height, highlighting the need for community support and inclusive design.
Experience the unique rhythm of life on Colorado's Western Slope, where nature's beauty and economic growth coexist. Learn about the region's rich history, abundant natural resources, and efforts to preserve its stunning landscapes.
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