The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
An analysis of how the closed Strait of Hormuz and diverging US-Israel war strategies are directly impacting fuel costs for residents in Glenwood Springs and the broader Roaring Fork Valley.
Private prison giant GEO Group filed a lawsuit in Colorado to halt House Bill 1276, arguing state health and safety inspections of the Aurora immigrant detention center exceed state authority and interfere with federal contracts.
Two inmates, Charles Gates and Michael Fisher, died at the Bent County Correctional Facility, prompting a temporary statewide visitation ban and a CDOC investigation into the causes.
Marea Aspen reopens June 10 at the Snow Lodge, extending its residency into summer with a lighter menu and new terrace to match the seasonal shift.
Scott Bottoms, Victor Marx, and Barbara Kirkmeyer compete for the GOP nomination with distinct plans to address the urban-rural budget divide and improve Western Slope infrastructure.
City Wildlife Coordinator Lara Xaiz confirms 17 moose sightings in Aspen this summer, urging hikers on Maroon Creek and in North Star Preserve to keep dogs leashed and maintain safe distances from aggressive mothers.
Western Slope gas prices fell to an average of $4.15, driven by local supply adjustments and global crude dips, though summer demand and geopolitical risks keep the relief fragile.
Pitkin County epidemiologist Carlyn Porter tracks rising bat rabies cases in the Glenwood Springs valley, warning locals that standard dog vaccines may not suffice and highlighting the urgent need for pet vaccination and bite reporting.
A roundup of Garfield County news featuring a sheriff forum in Rifle, contained fires in Glenwood Canyon, and local valedictorian Star Hernandez heading to MIT.
Colorado State University experts explain how homeowners can reduce water bills and adapt to drought by using smart irrigation controllers and embracing dormant grass.
Eli and Tabor Hemming claimed top spots at the Adidas Terrex 20K in Vail, utilizing a new one-lap course to secure victories while Dylan Blair fell just short of the win.
Data reveals that Colorado child welfare officials investigated only 8% of abuse reports from youth treatment centers between 2021 and 2026, with major facilities like Tennyson and Cleo Wallace screening out the vast majority of complaints.
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