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Residents spoke for several hours for and against proposed changes to the county's short-term and vacation rental rules at a Boulder County commissioner meeting on Tuesday.

My husband and I are residents of the Animas Valley, and have long respected and valued the unique characteristics of this area of La Plata County. We have multiple concerns about the potential of all...

Report: Peak price of transferable development rights fell to $1.25M in 2023

If you are concerned with a gravel pit east of Willard Bay State Park, (which is already in direct sight) and proposed to expand higher on the mountain than any

Aspen City Council voted during Tuesday’s regular meeting to continue conversations around adding additional units to demolition allotments in 2024. A vote to determine if more units will be offered and what that number could be will be made at Council’s next regular meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 12.

Mount Princeton Geothermal, an LLC pursuing building a 10-megawatt power plant on 1.6 acres near the base of the fourteener, hosted an informational session on the proposed project to a

Home prices in Santa Fe have been on a steady climb since 2015 and spiked in 2020 after the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Eugenes city council approved at their November 13 meeting an elimination of off-street parking requirements for citywide development projects, city officials said.

The Aspen Community Development Department is updating the land use code to include new outdoor lighting regulations and will be addressing Aspen City Council for second reading during a regular meeting scheduled for 5 p.m. Tuesday in Council Chambers.

Northern Colorado can expect concerts featuring REO Speedwagon, Pentatonix, George Gray and the Elvis Experience and El Loco Fandango, as well as holiday tree lightings in Loveland and Fort Collins and the start of Winter Wonderlights.