Category Archives: News

WINTER ISN’T OVER YET IN COLORADO DENVER (AP) – Parts of Colorado and Wyoming are beginning May with another wet blanket of powder.   Blowing and drifting snow is making travel difficult in southeastern Wyoming. But the snow isn’t having a … Continue reading →

FATAL DISEASE FOUND IN GARFIELD COUNTY HORSE Garfield County—A horse in Garfield County may have to be killed or permanently isolated due to contracting ‘equine infectious anemia.’  According to the Colorado Department of Agriculture, the disease can cause fluid to … Continue reading →

DENVER (AP) – Barry Fey, the colorful promoter who made Colorado a destination for some of the biggest names in music, died Sunday. He was 73. Fey promoted tens of thousands of concerts and other events from the 1960s until … Continue reading →

GARCO WHOOPING COUGH CASES ON THE RISE Glenwood Springs—Parents of school kids in the Roaring Fork Re-1 district have been alerted about two more cases of whooping cough in the community.  According to information from Garfield County Public Health, the … Continue reading →

MAJOR COURT RULING REGARDING MARIJUANA DENVER (AP) – The Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled that there is no employment protection for people who use marijuana. In a split decision issued on Thursday, the court said marijuana use is still … Continue reading →

GLENWOOD TEEN DRIVER IN DEADLY CANYON CRASH WAS DRUNK Glenwood Springs—The Glenwood Springs girl who was driving the car in the deadly April 14th head-on crash with a semi in Glenwood Canyon was drunk.  According to toxicology reports from the … Continue reading →

LAWSUIT OVER ASPEN MOUNTAIN COLLISION Aspen—A collision between two skiers on Aspen Mountain last month is now going to court.  Thomas Waltner of Basalt filed suit yesterday against Chris Cote for allegedly violating the Colorado Skier Safety Act.  Waltner says … Continue reading →

AVALANCHE DANGER HIGH IN COLORADO MOUNTAINS Denver—The avalanche danger is high in Colorado’s northern and central mountains following one of the nation’s deadliest avalanches.      The Colorado Avalanche Information Center says the danger for slides is considerable in the Vail, Aspen … Continue reading →

GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Glenwood Springs—The Glenwood Lady Demons’ grip on first place in the Western Slope League slipped a little with last night’s shocking 3 to 1 loss to the Steamboat Sailors. Glenwood has three games left in the … Continue reading →

DIRTY SNOW COULD BE TROUBLE FOR SNOWMELT DENVER (AP) – Dust blown in from the Southwest settled on snow through much of Colorado during this week’s storm and will eventually affect how fast the snowpack melts. Researchers say it fell … Continue reading →