The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation released $40 million to the Colorado River District, bringing it within $1.5 million of securing historic Shoshone water rights from Xcel Energy to ensure reliable flows for the Western Slope.
Discover why berries outperform bananas and apples in antioxidant power, based on Dr. Michael Greger's Daily Dozen framework, and learn how to incorporate them into your daily diet.
Glenwood Springs High School's job shadowing initiative places 248 juniors with local professionals, while Literacy Outreach seeks volunteer tutors to support adult education in the Roaring Fork Valley.
Explore how obesity and vitamin D insufficiency drive canine osteoarthritis, and learn why weight loss and blood tests can manage pain and mobility in aging dogs.
Analysis of the week of May 14-20 reveals a diverging Western Slope market: Steamboat townhomes hit $1.075 million while Yampa flips show double-digit gains.
A modular house detached from a semi-truck and blocked both lanes of Highway 62 at mile marker 9 near Dallas Divide, causing significant delays for commuters heading west from Ridgway.
How the Aspen Lacrosse Club fosters community and camaraderie through extensive youth team travel and weekend tournaments across the valley.
The Vail Board of Realtors Foundation distributed $23,000 in grants to four Eagle County nonprofits, including Bright Future and Habitat for Humanity, to support stable housing and workforce retention ahead of 2026.
Valley-based transition life coach Ceci Zak introduces the '3rd Third' framework to help locals navigate the psychological and physical challenges of mid-life shifts and retirement.
J.R.V. spent 127 days in ICE detention losing his identity and belongings. This article details how the nonprofit Casa de Paz in Aurora provides critical support, from phone calls to document retrieval, helping immigrants like him retether to their families and lives.
Three Boulder-area quantum computing firms — Atom Computing, Infleqtion, and Quantinuum — secure $100 million each in federal funding by trading minority equity stakes to the Department of Commerce under the CHIPS and Science Act.
Rifle resident Millie Clancy died at age 100, leaving behind a legacy of resilience, fabric retail, and raising five boys in the Grand Valley.
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