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The Aspen City Council’s temporary halt on residential development and applications for short-term rental licenses, made effective immediately through an emergency ordinance it adopted Dec. 8, will remain in place for now.

Juan Escobar-Rosales killed Diane Olson, an attorney affirmed during a plea hearing Thursday.

The victim in a domestic violence-related shooting in downtown Glenwood Springs in April died in November, raising the possibility for first-degree murder charges against the shooter.

One era ended and another began Monday in Pitkin County Court as Judge Erin Fernandez-Ely passed the baton to Judge Ashley Andrews.

A preliminary hearing for a man charged with vehicular homicide following a fatal crash on Colorado Highway 82 near Glenwood Springs in December has been waived, in lieu of a pending plea agreement.

A preliminary hearing for a man charged with vehicular homicide following a fatal crash on Colorado Highway 82 near Glenwood Springs last December has been waived, in lieu of a pending plea agreement.

A jury of six people is being asked this week to decide fault and assess damages or dismiss a claim against an Oklahoma-based fireworks vendor related to an incident at Glenwood Springs’ July 4, 2017…

A judge’s ruling last week delivered a blow to a landlord and his two tenants, a pot shop and a wine cellar, both of which face eviction because of new rules governing a downtown Aspen building. For landlord Douglas Tomkins, District Court Judge John Neiley’s order means Aspenhof Condominium Association can continue to fine him $500 daily for not evicting his tenants Best Day Ever marijuana dispensary and Betula restaurant, which leases a unit to store wine. The Best Day Ever store on Coope...

A judge said he’ll decide within the next month whether to grant injunctive relief to an Aspen landlord whose condo association has been fining him $500 daily for allowing a pot shop to remain a tenant.