The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Detective Conners strategically visits the One-Nine Precinct wearing a bright red blouse and a prominent 9mm bullet necklace to assert her presence within the tightly-knit Special Victims Unit.
The Bookies Bookstore in Denver highlights Alice Hoffman's emotional dog essays and Brynne Weaver's murder mystery Tourist Season, offering curated reading experiences for locals.
Pitkin County is swapping aging boilers for electric heat pumps in the Library and Health and Human Services Building, aiming to cut emissions by 30% and proving modern electric heating works in the Rockies.
Pristine Riders and Sun Dog Athletics host the 11th annual Trash Crush cleanup at North Star Nature Preserve on Friday, targeting litter along Highway 82 and Castle Creek Road.
An analysis of Colorado's final legislative session highlights passed measures on affordable housing, insurance premiums, and transit financing, while noting rejected bills on vacant home taxes.
From Boulder's star-studded International Film Festival to hyperlocal events in Castle Rock and Fort Collins, discover how seven distinct festivals are transforming Colorado's cultural landscape this week.
A survey of 426 distribution companies reveals that while AI promises efficiency, many firms automate chaos instead of fixing underlying processes, leading to a significant gap between expected and actual ROI.
Facing federal funding cuts, KUNC, The Colorado Sound, and Rocky Mountain Public Media propose a strategic merger to pool resources and ensure sustainability while maintaining editorial autonomy.
Aspen City Council approved a $217,300 plan to install seven new electric vehicle charging stations at the Golf Club, Rec Center, and Red Brick Center, sparking debate over whether the expansion is necessary infrastructure or a subsidy.
Piknik Theatre opens its permanent home at the Branham Amphitheatre on the Strawberry Park School campus, launching a $65,000 professional season starting July 5 with Romeo & Juliet.
Holy Cross Energy implements a $1 per kilowatt-hour demand charge for Pitkin County residents, penalizing peak evening usage to manage infrastructure costs and keep long-term rates lower.
Pitkin County approves $180,000 contract for jail behavioral health services, targeting substance abuse and mental health to reduce recidivism and improve inmate reintegration.
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