The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
A breakdown of the three candidates vying for Colorado's 1st Congressional District seat, comparing their stances on health care, drug prices, and child care ahead of the June 30 primary.
Colorado Governor contenders Michael Bennet and Phil Weiser propose different strategies to manage the state's $200 million revenue and rising Medicaid costs ahead of the primary.
The Eagle River Coalition and Eagle River Fund hosted a sold-out screening of the documentary 'The River' at the Riverwalk Theater in Edwards, focusing on the Colorado River's shrinking flows and local adaptation.
The 31st annual Vail Lacrosse Tournament brings 120 teams and 2,500 athletes to Eagle County, testing local infrastructure and boosting tourism while creating friction for residents.
18-year-old Nefi Ezequiel Armijo Hernandez pleads guilty to second-degree murder for killing 14-year-old Jackson Davis, receiving a seven-year sentence in the Colorado Youth Offender System pending judge's approval.
Analysis of the US-Iran interim agreement, highlighting the toll-free opening of the Strait of Hormuz and its immediate impact on global oil prices and local economies.
Beaver Creek replaces its ice rink with green turf to host free weekly live concerts, launching the BC Unplugged series featuring national acts like Keith Anderson and local Colorado Showcase bands to boost summer foot traffic.
Snowmass Town Council recommends Option 1B for a $5 million upgrade to the Snowmass Mall Transit Center, prioritizing a new shelter and modular bathrooms over cheaper alternatives.
Hayden High School graduate Jenna Kleckler transitions from local sports to becoming a rowing athlete at Gonzaga University, proving that discipline from the Western Slope translates to NCAA competition.
The Bureau of Land Management sold over $35.26 million in oil and gas leases across nine Colorado counties, sparking debate over whether severed mineral rights allow drilling within protected state wildlife habitats.
Former Weld County Commissioner Joe Kirkmeyer campaigns for governor with a promise to double road funding to $6 billion without raising taxes, focusing on Western Slope water security and local control.
State Rep. Scott Bottoms campaigns for governor on a platform of fiscal sanity and transparency, targeting Western Slope voters with promises to cut property taxes and expand school choice.
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