The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Erie residents face potential bill doubling as the Northern Integrated Supply Project loses members and costs rise to $95,000 per acre-foot, leaving remaining cities to cover exit fees.
Article argues Colorado voters must accept the hypocrisy of a gerrymandered map to secure Democratic leverage in the 2028 Senate race, prioritizing political power over fair district ideals.
Elizabeth School District unanimously voted to sever its relationship with Education ReEnvisioned BOCES, citing insufficient benefits and the agency's controversial authorization of Colorado’s first public Christian school.
After a decade of hosting tent cities and runners in Town Park, Snowmass confirms Ragnar Trail Colorado has left the Roaring Fork Valley, leaving town officials to scout for a suitable replacement event.
Yampa town board approves a $940,000 engineering project for Stillwater Reservoir to manage seepage and lift a decade-long storage restriction, starting in July.
The Colorado Economic Development Commission officially reinstates the downtown Grand Junction corridor into the Mesa County Enterprise Zone, unlocking significant state tax credits and incentives for local business owners.
Interstate 70 near Glenwood Springs reopened after crews suppressed the Paradise Creek fire, though one westbound lane remains closed overnight as firefighters monitor the shrinking blaze.
Vail Resorts CEO Rob Katz lowers fiscal 2026 net income and EBITDA projections, citing persistent challenging weather conditions in the Rockies as the primary driver for the reduced financial outlook.
Former Vail Mayor Kent Rose explains why the town council abandoned plans to condemn the ski area permit in the early 1990s, leading to the rise of Vail Resorts.
Turning 18 grants legal majority but imposes immediate liability for noise, hazing, and drinking. Learn how police and landlords enforce these rules when you host a party.
President Donald Trump is installing a massive UFC cage on the White House South Lawn to celebrate his 80th birthday, marking a shift from traditional presidential sports to a commercial spectacle.
Carrie Eckenhoff launches Attune Yoga in Edwards, combining physical therapy and acupuncture to help patients bridge the gap between clinical recovery and functional movement.
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