Trial delayed for former Aspen High School coach; DUI charge dropped
The jury trial of a former Aspen High School basketball coach was delayed months in Monday court proceedings after his DUI charge was dropped.
A coalition of northwest Colorado counties and agriculture groups want to stop the effort to put wolves back on the 2026 ballot
A grassroots coalition of northwest Colorado county commissioners and agriculture groups is asking the citizen initiative, Colorado Advocates for Smart Wolf Policy, to reconsider its effort to put wolves back on the ballot in 2026. ...
Fish back in barren Basalt reservoir? Possibility could increase after summer
When a small landslide in 2015 covered Two Rivers Road in Basalt, experts found it was caused by water seeping into the soil through the Lake Christine Dam.
Aspen appoints interim city manager
The decision, made during the council’s March 17 meeting, places Strecker at the helm of the city’s administrative operations while a search for a permanent replacement unfolds.
Aspen burglary suspect to be deported
A burglary suspect from last year’s quasi-heist of an Aspen luxury watch store is set to be deported Wednesday.
Skier dies after hitting tree at Winter Park Resort
A skier has died after hitting a tree at Winter Park Resort on Tuesday, March 18. Winter Park Ski Patrol responded to the incident after receiving a call at about 10:52 a.m., according to a...
Asher on Aspen: Why Crested Butte is the refreshing ski town every Aspenite needs to visit
There’s something about hitting the open road in Colorado that wakes you up from the inside out — windows cracked just enough to let in that sharp bite of mountain air, coffee rattling in the...
Aspen educators to march in protest of state cut to education
Aspen educators will rally together Thursday, March 20, to advocate for stronger state support for public education.
City of Aspen’s waste department collecting old skis and snowboards for recycling
The collection runs from March 15 through April 30 at the Rio Grande Recycle Center. Accepted items include skis, snowboards, bindings, and poles, though helmets and boots will not be accepted.
Meet Tyler Christoff: Aspen’s new deputy city manager
Christoff will oversee various built-environment services, including public works, community development, transportation, utilities, and housing, ensuring strategic alignment across multiple city departments.
Fresh pow: 6-8 inches of snowfall expected for Aspen mountains
Another system is set to arrive Thursday into Friday.
Snowmass council member writes memoir of former mayor
Snowmass council member Britta Gustafson recently finished writing a memoir of former mayor Jim Hooker, who passed away last September at 82.