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Colorado mountain towns can now use tourism tax to deal with visitors, housing

Voters in mountain towns could soon redirect lodging taxes traditionally collected to lure visitors toward housing and recreational infrastructure. Gov. Jared Polis signed House Bill 1117, the biparti...

Colorado mountain towns can now use tourism tax to deal with visitors, housing

Gunnison County looks to shift away from tourism marketing as part of its post-coal economy

Tourism was supposed to replace coal in Crested Butte, but housing problems highlight the tough transition.

How Coronavirus Politics Tore Apart a Luxury Vacation Town

State Rep. Roberts to seek state senate seat in 2022 election

Parking is a choke point in Marble's motorized use conundrum

Committees seated to advise the reintroduction of wolves to Colorado

The various teams of advisers to bring back the gray wolf to Colorado have been seated, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, to carry out the wishes of the statewide

'We were inundated;' Colorado destinations have hope for, and fear of, a new normal

Buena Vista Mayor Duff Lacy has had time to reflect on the summer of 2020.

As Colorado summer sets in, hopes and fears of a new normal

Today Mixed clouds and sun with scattered thunderstorms. A few storms may be severe. High 69F. Winds NE at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 50%.. Tonight Locally heavy thunderstorms during the evening will give way to partly cloudy skies after midnight. A few storms may be severe. Low 51F. Winds N at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 90%. Updated: May 29, 2021 @ 2:31 pm

OHV authorization will continue near Marble, but clock is ticking

A sign at Beaver Lake near Marble warns OHV users that if they aren't respectful they could lose access to the road leading to the Lead King Loop. (Curtis Wackerle/Aspen Journalism) Gunnison County commissioners on Tuesday passed a resolution authorizing the continued use of both all-terrain and off-highway vehicles on a segment of road approaching Lead King Loop, while reaffirming the importance of a multilateral process building toward a permit or reservation system that would limit motorized recreation in the backcountry near the town of Marble. While the commissioners did not enact a de facto moratorium on OHV, ATV and UTV traffic on the 1.5-mile segment of county road leading to the popular loop on Forest Service land — as some area residents were hoping — the discovery three weeks ago of a language error in a county resolution governing the road served to elevate the issue, according to a woman who has been advocating for better management of surging motorized traffic on Lead King Loop.