The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Senate Bill 9 severs the link between federal and state tax exemptions, ensuring Colorado nonprofits retain sales tax benefits even if Washington revokes their 501(c)(3) status.
Colorado's new hands-free law has reduced distracted driving crashes by 4.7 percent and tripled citations, resulting in nearly 600 fewer crashes and six saved lives.
Aspen's spring arts calendar reveals a community deeply committed to cultural engagement, highlighted by Theatre Aspen locals passes selling out in under a day and a diverse lineup featuring the Wood Brothers and Aspen Shortsfest.
Executive producer Dan Tapster brings the chaos of nature filming to the Vilar, sharing hilarious and gritty behind-the-scenes stories from Our Planet and Life on Our Planet.
Western Slope residents are seeing record-breaking federal tax refunds due to an IRS withholding mismatch with the new One Big Beautiful Bill Act, with Pitkin County leading the nation at over $22,000 in average cuts.
Steamboat Springs celebrates the transition from ski season with the First Friday Art Walk on April 4, featuring the 'Après Art' exhibition at the Depot Art Center and local galleries.
Park City secures a 22-foot halfpipe for the Snow League's 2026-27 season, a strategic move by Shaun White to revitalize American snowboarding and prepare for the 2034 Olympics.
Snowmass shuts down for the 2026/27 season on April 5 due to thin snowpack, with SkiCo adjusting ticket prices to $98 for adults as it cuts losses on the final days.
FIFA increases the maximum price for the 2026 World Cup final to $10,990, utilizing dynamic pricing across North American host cities to manage demand.
Michael Salomone explains why lightweight three-weight rods offer superior feel and maneuverability for high-country cutthroat trout fishing, highlighting options like the Sage Dart and Echo Riverglass available at Vail Valley Anglers.
Eagle County commits $5.75 million to subsidize 15 affordable units in Vail's Timber Ridge complex, aiming to keep housing costs down for essential workers earning 35% to 80% of median income.
Avon hosts a massive 10,000-egg hunt while Vail offers a clue-based scavenger hunt, complemented by early morning services at Eagle’s Nest.
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