The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Christina Blunt, a lifelong Republican business owner and single mom, campaigns for Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District by highlighting a $1 million school district saving and her focus on fiscal responsibility and skilled trades.
Gov. Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 155 into law, creating a $100 million grant program to help homeowners pay for hail-resistant roofs funded by a 0.5% insurance fee.
E-bike injuries in Colorado jumped 184 percent between 2024 and 2025, with Eagle County and the Western Slope seeing a crisis of young riders and lagging laws.
Glenwood Springs celebrates its 129th Strawberry Days festival from June 19-21 at Two Rivers Park, featuring a 10 a.m. parade, a new 500-drone light show, and community food traditions.
The Vail Farmers’ Market charges a $10 daily parking cap while overlapping with Pride in the Park and the Craft Beer Classic, forcing visitors to pay for parking to access local goods.
The 49th Larkspur Renaissance Festival opens June 13, causing major I-25 backups as the event sells out. Discover traffic tips and other local June events in Fort Collins and Denver.
Douglas County officials propose a new ordinance to regulate high-powered electric dirt bikes and OHVs on public roads, requiring licenses and imposing fines up to $1,000 to prevent injuries and clarify usage rights.
Explore how historic and repurposed venues like the Mountaineer Theatre in Lake City and Creede Repertory Theatre serve as resilient community anchors, offering authentic cultural connections beyond Colorado's famous Red Rocks.
Jena Griswold stays home from the University of Denver forum while rivals Hetal Doshi, Michael Dougherty, and David Seligman critique her absence as a lack of accountability for the Attorney General position.
Pitkin County commissioners approve an $18 million project to replace the failing wastewater system at Phillips Mobile Home Park, aiming to protect the Roaring Fork River and improve fire safety while adding affordable housing units.
Strong winds fueled the Willow Fire to 10 acres, destroying four apartments at the Rifle Creek complex and displacing residents to the Garfield County Fairgrounds.
Vail Resorts reports a 10% drop in advance pass sales units tied to record-low snowpack, but CEO Rob Katz predicts a temporary delay in purchases rather than a permanent decline.
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