The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
In Eagle-Vail, painter Will Mansour explains how extreme Colorado sun drives exterior maintenance and why homeowners are abandoning gray for color drenching and off-whites.
Colorado lawmakers propose redirecting $130 million from the Proposition 123 affordable housing fund to plug a $1.5 billion state budget gap, jeopardizing critical housing projects in rural resort towns.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife launches Otter YEAR, inviting the public to use the iNaturalist app to track river otter populations across the Yampa, Green, Colorado, and Gunnison rivers as a key indicator of ecosystem health.
State officials analyze New Mexico's successful free child care program at Denver SunFest 2026 to determine how Colorado can replicate the model despite its dispersed population and funding challenges.
Eagle County homeowners are adopting the 'color drenching' trend, painting walls, ceilings, and trim in matching darker hues, while experts advise on maintenance and neutral palettes.
A 70-vehicle pileup on I-70 highlights dangerous driving conditions as a second storm brings freeze and heavy snow to the north and central mountains, compounding concerns over early snowpack melt.
Environmental storyteller Len Necefer headlines Colorado Mountain College's free virtual Sustainability & Ecosystem Science Conference on April 24, focusing on student-led climate resilience and water quality.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has launched a yearlong Otter YEAR survey using the iNaturalist app to track river otter populations across four major river systems and assess ecosystem health.
A New York jury found Live Nation and Ticketmaster wielded a harmful monopoly, forcing Denver fans to pay extra for tickets. The verdict highlights vertical integration at venues like the Fillmore and raises questions about future service fee reductions.
Colorado lawmakers insert budget footnotes to freeze $270,000 in general fund dollars for wolf reintroduction, shifting costs to private donations amid rising livestock damage claims.
A jury found Live Nation and Ticketmaster held a harmful monopoly, forcing fans to pay hidden service fees. This ruling marks a significant crack in the company's control over the concert industry.
Environmental storyteller Len Necefer headlines Colorado Mountain College’s free virtual Sustainability & Ecosystem Science Conference, highlighting student research on climate resilience and the San Juan River sediment crisis.
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