On today's newscast: The city of Aspen is considering how to enforce the state’s new psilocybin law; Arapahoe Basin ski area's sale to Alterra Ski Company has been finalized; and Denver-based Liberty Energy CEO Chris Wright has been tapped as the Energy Secretary for Donald Trump’s second administration. Tune into these stories and more.

On today's newscast: Pitkin County and Atlantic Aviation are set to sign a billion-dollar, 30-year lease for Atlantic to operate the FBO at Aspen-Pitkin County Airport; the Aspen School District is working to expand its Career and Technical Education program; and states negotiating the future of the Colorado River appear to be far apart on new rules to share the shrinking water supply. Tune into these stories and more.

On today's newscast: A specially trained technician was on site Monday morning to fix the broken valve on a propane-tank truck that crashed on Friday morning in Marble and began leaking hazardous materials; the Basalt Town Council has approved a 10-year Arts Capital Improvement Plan; and voters in the Telluride area have approved new taxes to help pay for a popular gondola system. Tune into these stories and more.

On today's newscast: The city of Aspen is launching an updated Map Aspen, Twenty-six organizations have signed a petition urging Colorado Parks and Wildlife to delay any additional wolf reintroductions, Jazz Aspen Snowmass announced just three artists for their winter Cafe series this week, and more.

Petersen’s latest film screens at The Arts Campus at Willits on Wednesday. It’s focused on Petersen’s experience in the Leadville 100 trail run — a metaphor for Petersen’s journey as he shares stories about mental health.

José Chardiet is a prolific glassblower with works in national museums and the local Raven Gallery. He teaches his practice to high school students at CRMS in Carbondale, where he also has space to create his own work.

With a $150 million listing price, the eventual sale of the monastery property will require approval from the Vatican. In this third installment of a three-part series, Aspen Journalism’s Curtis Wackerle interviews Aspen Public Radio’s Kaya Williams about her reporting on the decision-making hierarchy.

On today's newscast: The town of Basalt voted to expand its affordable housing categories, Governor Jared Polis and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker are launching a new coalition to protect the democratic process on the state level, fourteen works of fiction with a social impact are semifinalists for the Aspen Words Literary Prize, and more.

On today's newscast: A former school resource officer for Glenwood Springs High School is set to enter a plea next month on 9 felony and misdemeanor charges; Aspen police have made four arrests in response to the burglary of a luxury watch and jewelry shop earlier this week; and Garfield County’s dispatch center received a “swatting” call at yesterday morning that falsely claimed someone with a shotgun was outside Rifle High School. Tune in for these stories and more.

Several groups have tried to preserve the land and spiritual legacy of the monastery in perpetuity. In this second story of a three-part series, Kaya Williams reports that conservationists haven’t abandoned their mission — even though higher monastic authorities have put the property up for sale.