The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Berliamont Estates plans to pave a 2.5-mile road through the White River National Forest for 19 luxury homes, disrupting wildlife corridors and increasing fire risk.
An analysis of the $300 million northwest Colorado transportation plan, detailing how funds are allocated for I-70 concrete upgrades and Bustang services rather than new highway construction.
Negotiators aim for a 60-day ceasefire to clear the Strait of Hormuz mines and lower oil prices, but the deal hinges on President Trump's signature and Iran's compliance.
A comparative review of the new horror film Backrooms and the streaming action movie Jack Ryan: Ghost War, analyzing how each handles atmosphere versus budget constraints.
Twelve students from the CLIMB program celebrated their transition to independent adulthood at the Colorado Mountain College Edwards campus, highlighting their journey of life skills and trust supported by Vail Valley Cares and EFEC.
Inside the high-stakes Yeti Catch Wars at the GoPro Mountain Games, where teams must fish and row class III-IV whitewater on the Colorado River under strict judging rules.
Boulder residents William Freeman and another plaintiff sue the city, arguing that its network of 31 Flock Safety cameras violates Colorado Constitution privacy rights by creating a warrantless dragnet.
Outside Days shifts headquarters from Civic Center Park to Auraria Campus, expanding to a three-day event with headliners like Death Cab for Cutie, marking a strategic move to dominate Denver's cultural landscape.
Gov. Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 141, creating a voluntary $5 vehicle registration fee to fund wildlife crossings on the Western Slope, aiming to reduce the 7,500 annual animal deaths.
Aspen City Council unanimously approves a $354,750 contract for Statesman Gerbaz to restore 11,500 to 20,000 square feet of damaged wetlands after a private parcel offloaded debris onto city open space.
EagleVail and Eagle Pools officially open for the summer season, offering specific hours, resident pricing, and family-friendly events like the free Splash Into Summer Party and SunsetLIVE! concerts.
The Town of Gypsum announces Ashley McBryde and Chayce Beckham as headliners for the annual Gypsum Daze festival at Lundgren Amphitheater, featuring strength competitions and family events from July 16-18.
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