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The news you need and the stories you can't live without. In-depth reporting from Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley, plus regional news from across the Mountain West. New episodes out every weekday mo... more
FAQs about Aspen Public Radio Newscast:How many episodes does Aspen Public Radio Newscast have?The podcast currently has 669 episodes available.
December 02, 2024Monday, December 2On today's newscast: Cornerstone Christian Center is clashing with Eagle County over a planned expansion of its worship and school facilities; candidate petitions for two Aspen City Council seats and the mayoral seat will be available to pick up from the city clerk’s office beginning tomorrow; and the town of Nederland is considering purchasing Eldora Mountain Resort. Tune into these stories and more....more12minPlay
November 29, 2024Friday, November 29On today's newscast: The city of Aspen is weighing whether to run its elections through Pitkin County, shifting its biennial March elections to join federal, state and local general elections in November; two national hunting advocacy groups are suing the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission and two individual commissioners over an op-ed that ran in the Durango Herald; Colorado grocery workers allege King Soopers, City Market and Safeway entered into illegal no-poach agreements during the 2022 King Soopers strike. Tune into these stories and more....more11minPlay
November 28, 2024Thursday, November 28On today's newscast: President-elect Donald Trump has nominated John Phelan, an Aspen resident, to be the next secretary of the Navy; Colorado Parks and Wildlife released its latest collared gray-wolf activity map yesterday; and firefighters hold safety demonstrations and offer tips to curtail cooking-caused home fires, just in time for Thanksgiving. Tune into these stories and more....more10minPlay
November 27, 2024Wednesday, November 27On today's newscast: Eagle County will likely implement its own short-term rental licensing program in the next year; Colorado Parks and Wildlife has wrapped up its most recent water sampling efforts in the Grand Valley; and 'tis the season to connect with public lands by cutting your own Christmas tree — and officials say there are several forest benefits to the annual harvest. Tune into these stories and more....more10minPlay
November 26, 2024Tuesday, November 26On today's newscast: A ballot question that aims to protect the city of Aspen’s parks and open space has been submitted to the city clerk with 450 signatures; Mountain Family Health Centers announced last month it’s closing its Basalt school-based locations due to financial reasons; and a judge struck down Wyoming’s abortion bans last week. Tune into these stories and more....more11minPlay
November 25, 2024Monday, November 25On today's newscast: Aspen City Council has approved a $3 million contract with Gould Construction to begin the Lumberyard Affordable Housing project; thousands of skiers and snowboarders came out to Aspen Mountain for opening weekend; and Denver International Airport is on track to reach 100 million passengers annually by 2027. Tune into these stories and more....more15minPlay
November 22, 2024Friday, November 22On today's newscast: Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains is bracing for an increase in people from other states traveling to Glenwood Springs for abortion care; a 501(c)(4) that lobbied for Colorado wolf reintroduction has launched a $50,000 anti-poaching reward; and Xcel Energy is slamming the brakes on rebates to help Colorado residents buy electric vehicles. Tune into these stories and more....more15minPlay
November 21, 2024Thursday, November 21On today's newscast: Pitkin County commissioners unanimously approved an updated Airport Layout Plan yesterday for the Aspen-Pitkin County Airport; the city of Aspen launched a community survey yesterday to gather public input on the future of the Castle Creek Bridge and the broader Entrance to Aspen corridor; and Denver Mayor Mike Johnston says the city is ready to work with the incoming Trump administration. Tune into these stories and more....more10minPlay
November 20, 2024Wednesday, November 20On 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....more10minPlay
November 19, 2024Tuesday, November 19On 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....more10minPlay
FAQs about Aspen Public Radio Newscast:How many episodes does Aspen Public Radio Newscast have?The podcast currently has 669 episodes available.