The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Pitkin County commissioners select a middle-ground financial strategy, preserving $1 million in fund balance rather than the aggressive $2 million option, to service the debt for the $6.8 million purchase of Roaring Fork River water shares.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth moderates rhetoric on China from confrontation to stability at the Shangri-La Dialogue, emphasizing a balanced power equilibrium following Trump's visit to Beijing.
Aspen transforms four busy intersections with Carbondale artist Chris Erickson's 'In Bloom' murals, using concrete bulb-outs to narrow lanes, calm traffic, and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Pedestrian Mall.
Vail Valley educators face a deepening housing crisis as high living costs force teachers and first responders into temporary rentals and lockoffs, threatening the community's backbone.
Eagle County teen Nefi Ezequiel Armijo Hernandez faces a potential seven-year sentence in the Youthful Offender System for the stabbing death of 14-year-old Jackson Davis, following a reverse-transfer hearing.
14-year-old Conner Bailey overcame early medical challenges to join the 2026 GoPro Mountain Games climbing team, competing in bouldering and speed events.
Sk8 Church leadership calls for community presence and support, emphasizing that the ministry is in a season of rebuilding rather than decline, with the End of School Bash serving as a key test of trust.
Rainbow Shultz leads a grassroots effort to raise $1.5 million for the Jamestown Mercantile Cafe, leveraging support from Gregory Alan Isakov to save the town's only restaurant and community anchor.
Steamboat Springs real estate transactions totaled $18.85 million this week, driven by a $5.175 million luxury condo sale and strong activity in Oak Creek and Clark.
Steamboat Springs Planning Commission voted 5-1 to approve renovations for the historic Chief Theater, including a height variance, digital LED marquee, and rooftop seating, aiming to revive the downtown landmark.
Former military leader and international educator William Gallagher discusses his philosophy and vision as the new head of school at North Routt Community Charter School in Steamboat Springs.
Aspen City Council unanimously approved a local $1.75 million match for the Buttermilk-to-Truscott Vulnerable User Safety Project, securing federal funding to connect ski area transit and senior housing.
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