On today's newscast: The transition to green energy drives conversation at an Aspen conference, a commission has announced two candidates for judge in the Ninth Judicial District, the Bureau of Land Management cancels Stage 1 fire restrictions, the Aspen Music Festival and School celebrates its 75th anniversary, and more.

On today's newscast: Colorado Governor Jared Polis has called a special legislative session this month to address property taxes, the Aspen School District is not planning to pursue any tax increases this November, Valley Settlement is planning on bringing its “Busesito” mobile preschool program to New Castle next year, and more.

On today's newscast: a new issue committee has formed to support Pitkin County’s airport ballot initiative called A Whole Lot of People for a Better Airport, Pitkin County is looking to weigh in on the Entrance to Aspen issue, Aspen city officials ponder the details of the future of the Armory building, and more.

On today's newscast: a major workforce housing project will likely end up on the Snowmass Village ballot this fall, the city of Aspen is updating its anti-discrimination ordinance, a winning lottery ticket sold in Snowmass Village belongs to a man from Florida, and more.

On today's newscast: More than two dozen personnel responded to a house fire on Bear Ridge Road in Emma on Saturday night, Glenwood Springs City Council has approved an updated energy and climate action plan, Jazz Aspen Snowmass has received a $10 million gift from its board chairman Andy Paul for its new headquarters in downtown Aspen, and more.

On today's newscast: Carbondale Rural Fire Protection District responded to a structure fire on Cattle Creek Road, Glenwood Springs residents will see a ballot question in a couple months asking them to approve a one-cent sales tax for every dollar spent in town, this year’s Raizado festival celebrating Latine excellence kicked off yesterday, and more.

On today's newscast: the city of Glenwood Springs is considering an increase in penalties for people and businesses who violate the rules around bear safety and trash, Pitkin County Sheriff’s office swore in an 11-week-old Golden Retriever yesterday, Summit County has approved 1 million dollars for the purchase of the Shoshone water right, and more.

On today's newscast: The Castle Creek Bridge has exceeded its design lifespan, and a 26-year-old record of decision lays out plans for a “preferred alternative," the third annual Raizado Festival comes back to Aspen this week, construction is officially beginning on 6th Street and North Landing in Glenwood Springs, and more.

On today's newscast: A jury has found former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters guilty on seven charges, Former President Donald Trump’s campaign flew to Aspen this weekend in a blue Gulfstream jet formerly owned by sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, The West Mountain Regional Housing Coalition is officially launching its first program, and more.

On today's newscast: Highway 82 closed over the weekend near the Thunder River intersection due to a mudslide and the road is still being cleared, the Aspen School District has become the first International Baccalaureate school district in the state of Colorado, Democrat Adam Frish has challenged Republican Jeff Hurd to a series of three debates between now and November 5th, and more.