On today's newscast: Colorado Parks and Wildlife detected zebra mussel larvae in the Colorado River, Town of Carbondale will start a new road construction project on Highway 133 at the Cowen Drive crossing this week, Town of Basalt hosted an open house to talk about improving pedestrian passage between downtown Basalt and Willits and more.

On today's newscast: Theatre Aspen has canceled three performances of the musical “Come From Away” this week after several cast members got COVID-19, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has updated its rules for killing wolves to be in line with federal regulations, attorneys defending former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters took aim at Dominion Voting Systems during Tuesday's testimony, and more.

On today's newscast: Pitkin County will author its own airport-related ballot question for the upcoming general election, Carbondale Town Trustees have established a set of strategic pillars to guide their work in 2025 and 2026, Aspen has earned special recognition for the way it approaches sustainability in a resort community, and more.

On today's newscast: an employee has filed a charge against Aspen Valley Hospital alleging labor-law violations, Aspen Santa Fe Ballet recently lost its lease at Basalt Elementary School, the Colorado State Forest Service opened a new office in Rifle earlier this year, and more.

On today's newscast: there were multiple mudslides on Highway 133 near Redstone last night, traffic delays are expected to continue in the Snowmass Canyon, Ballots are being sent out today for a special election for a seat on the Garfield Re-2 School District’s Board of Directors, and more.

On today's newscast: the commercial aircraft fleet at the Aspen/Pitkin County Airport will see a major change this winter as United Airlines confirmed its intent to transition its CRJ 700 fleet to E175s , nearly 200 mountain bikers will hit the trails of Snowmass Village on Saturday for a long-distance race, Aspen School District’s School Resource Officers attended a conference to learn best practices for school policing, and more.

In the last of this three-part series, reporter Caroline Llanes speaks with people who take the bus, and looks closer at the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority, and what it’s doing to make its services better to reduce car dependency.

On today's newscast: Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Aspen next Saturday for a private fundraiser, a Pitkin County group called “Citizens Against Bigger Planes” has collected enough petition signatures to appear on the November ballot, public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management are entering stage one fire restrictions on Friday, and more.

Conover is embarking on a book tour throughout Colorado, with a stop planned in Aspen on Saturday. It will be a return to the place he once spent two years, documenting the town’s cult of celebrity and quirky worker bees.

In the second part of this three-part series, reporter Caroline Llanes takes a look at how bikes can be used as practical forms of transportation for local trips. By encouraging other forms of transit like biking for short, small excursions, officials can reduce traffic on local roads.