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(Colorado Newsline) Memorial Day is the unofficial kickoff to the summer tourism season in Colorado’s high country, where cities and counties heavily reliant on outdoor recreation dollars on huge swaths of federally owned land are nervously watching Congress wrangle over the debt ceiling.

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Glenwood Springs City Council recently reviewed the city’s short-term rental regulations, and staff reported on how the buffer system, which has been in place since June 2019, is doing.  Short-term rental (STR) permits last for...

After months of uncertainty, Glenwood Springs City Council at its Thursday meeting awarded the Glenwood Historical Society the funds it requested — mostly. The Historical Society and Frontier Museum already receives $60,000 from the city...

Colorado’s trucking industry will need to start investing in zero-emission semitrailers, buses and delivery trucks as soon as 2027 as part of the state’s strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the cause of climate change....

A railway project in Eastern Utah is drawing significant pushback in Colorado as elected officials voice concerns about crude oil risks to the Colorado River, which is the West’s primary freshwater ri...

While opponents of the project note the catastrophic consequences of a major spill into the Colorado River, those working to get the rail built say the likelihood of contamination is overstated.

Glenwood Springs  finally has its second-ever female mayor.  The newly appointed “madam mayor,” Ingrid Wussow, stepped up after Jonathan Godes stepped back from two terms as the appointed Glenwood Mayor.  “The community, the staff, I...

The Colorado Air Quality Control Commission approved a plan to convert most of the medium- and heavy-duty trucks sold in the state to electric vehicles or vehicles that run off of hydrogen fuel cells, starting in 2027.