The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Denver-based Azure Printed Homes uses robotic arms to extrude walls from recycled plastic bottles, offering $70,000 units that are 30% cheaper and 70% faster to build than traditional tiny homes.
Six oil and gas operators in Colorado settle an $11 million penalty down to $2 million for falsifying toxic substance data at 344 Front Range drill sites.
Garfield County and the Middle Colorado Watershed Council are deploying soil moisture sensors to predict wildfire locations, moving beyond traditional methods to protect communities from megafires.
Colorado signs Senate Bill 3, becoming the first U.S. state to mandate automakers handle the repurposing and recycling of electric vehicle batteries, turning waste into critical mineral resources.
Pitkin County commissioners approve the schematic design for a new 90,000-square-foot Aspen airport terminal, targeting a 2027 construction season while managing costs by delaying additional gates.
Routt County's 2024 Unified Development Code explicitly prohibits data centers by default, protecting agricultural lands from industrial server farms despite federal pressure.
Aspen City Council unanimously approves a $60.6 million budget for the Armory Hall renovation, committing over $44 million in guaranteed maximum price to Shaw Construction.
Richard Isaacson of Atria Health reveals that two out of three Alzheimer's cases affect women and links brain shrinkage to waist size during a key session at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
George S. Weaver Jr., a Wheeling-born business leader and avid skier who made Aspen his second home for 45 years, has died at age 92.
Vail cancels its annual Independence Day fireworks display due to dry conditions and Stage 2 fire restrictions across Eagle County, while neighboring Gypsum adapts with permits to keep the shooting range open.
U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson rules that the USDA overstepped its authority, vacating the federal approval for states to restrict SNAP purchases of sodas, energy drinks, and candy.
Stage 2 fire restrictions take effect Friday at 1 a.m. across Garfield County and the White River National Forest due to the Dry Creek Fire, banning charcoal in the forest and limiting permits for undeveloped areas.
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