The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Pitkin County epidemiologist Carly Senst clarifies that the local hantavirus threat is the Sin Nombre strain, not the person-to-person Andes strain, and advises residents to bleach before sweeping to avoid inhaling dust.
A person suffered serious injuries when a mother moose charged and kicked them while they were walking two dogs near Winter Park, prompting Colorado Parks and Wildlife to post warning signs at the trailhead.
Founders of PAUSE urge the Steamboat Springs School District to establish clear, developmentally appropriate screen time policies for K-3 students, citing survey data and student testimony.
More than 200 locals gathered at the Stockbridge Transit Center for a 45-minute ceremony hosted by local posts to honor service members buried in the cemetery.
Lester Miranda-Davis, the getaway driver from the 2011 Grand Junction Taco Bell fatal shooting, has been arrested for drug distribution following a Western Colorado Drug Task Force wiretap investigation.
Tina Peters walks out of La Vista Correctional Facility in Pueblo on June 1 after Governor Jared Polis granted clemency, drawing supporters and criticism from the prosecuting DA.
Aspen's $14 million West End Congestion Project is in a data-heavy pause, with staff evaluating targeted traffic enforcement and pedestrian safety strategies rather than implementing immediate major changes.
Sheriff Darren Weekly pins a medal on 81-year-old Leo Hrdlicka, recognizing his six-decade vigil for his brother, Air Force Col. David Hrdlicka, who vanished after being shot down over Laos.
Snowmass Village kicks off its June event lineup with the new Mountainside Music Festival and returning Snowmass Rodeo, while announcing the end of the Ragnar Trail Colorado to boost local economic activity.
The Routt Thrive by Five team delays a childcare funding measure to November 2027, launching a yearlong public education campaign to address the county's broken early childhood system and $8.5 million annual gap.
A workshop in Glenwood Springs highlights how pairing solar with battery storage creates resilient microgrids, ensuring critical services stay online during grid failures and power shutoffs.
The 1886 Sherwood v Walker case illustrates how sellers exploit ambiguity in contracts. Learn how the 'mutual mistake' doctrine applies to modern agreements and why 'probably' is a dangerous word in law.
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