On today's newscast: A corporal from the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office was terminated last week after allegations of embezzlement, wolves could come to the Roaring Fork watershed this winter, first responders extinguished a chimney fire in Aspen on Friday, and more.

On today's newscast: efforts continue to preserve the St. Benedict's Monastery in Old Snowmass, a regional coalition is making headway on a tiny home community for unhoused veterans in Silt, nonprofits AspenOut and Cook Inclusive are partnering on a scholarship program for high schoolers, immigrant rights groups are preparing for mass deportations in Colorado, and more.

On today’s newscast: Pitkin County and Atlantic Aviation have finalized a 30-year lease agreement for general aviation services at the Aspen-Pitkin County Airport; Democrat Caitlin Carey has conceded the race for Garfield County’s District 2 Commissioner to Republican Perry Will, and in District 3, Republican Mike Samson is in the lead for a potential fifth term; and leaders behind the future of the Colorado River say they don’t think Donald Trump’s return to the White House will interfere with their work. Tune in for these stories and more.

On today’s newscast: As of around midnight, just over 66% of votes counted so far have been in favor of Pitkin County’s ballot question 1C, which would reaffirm Pitkin County commissioners’ ability to approve and implement a new runway layout; Francie Jacober will be serving a second term as a Pitkin County commissioner in the District 5 seat; and Republican candidates have been holding the lead over their Democratic opponents in two Garfield County Commissioner races — but the preliminary results are still close. Tune in for these stories and more.

On today’s newscast: Misinformation circulating on social media about a sexual assault case in Carbondale prompted a public meeting last night; Colorado Parks and Wildlife says for the first time since their reintroduction in December, a gray wolf has been detected south of I-70; and Indigenous voters living on reservations in Nevada will be able to cast their ballots using a program originally designed for the military and those living overseas. Tune in for these stories and more.

On today’s newscast: Snowmass Village Town Council candidate Debbie Alcorta was arrested Friday on a charge of theft for allegedly misusing a company card; the Garfield County Public Library District has several positions opening up on its board, and the county commissioners are once again planning to oversee the appointment process; and federal wildlife officials spread the ashes of world-famous Grizzly 399 last week in Grand Teton National Park. Tune in for these stories and more.

On today’s newscast: Last month, the U.S. Forest Service announced it would not be hiring any new seasonal workers — outside of firefighters — for fiscal year 2025 due to a budget shortfall; tonight is opening night for the Aspen Community Theatre’s annual fall performance; and a state employee responsible for posting passwords for Colorado's election equipment online has been fired. Tune in for these stories and more.

Policies that are popular with voters across the country, like solar and wind development and other renewables, are also popular with Roaring Fork and Colorado River valley locals.

On today’s newscast: In a new rule is aimed at reducing fraud in the application process and increasing transparency, the Aspen Pitkin County Housing Authority is asking anyone applying for housing to provide their tax transcripts directly from the IRS through a third-party service; youth mental health is a top concern for communities on the Western Slope, and the candidates vying to represent Senate District 5 have different ideas for how to address the issue; and Colorado’s Secretary of State’s Office says partial passwords linked to Colorado voting systems were erroneously posted online – but are not an election security threat. Tune in for these stories and more.

On today’s newscast: The only contested Pitkin County commissioner race pits incumbent Francie Jacober against first-time commissioner candidate Toni Kronberg; Garfield Re-2 School District Superintendent Heather Grumley has announced her retirement at the end of this school year, wrapping up a dedicated career that began in 1993; a new report shows that nearly half of metro areas in the U.S. have only one or two health systems controlling all inpatient care. Tune in for these stories and more.