Aspen Public Radio Podcasts

Thunder River Theatre Company presents an evening of comedy with Consensual Improv this Friday.

Warm temperatures have accelerated snowmelt , and local fire officials are advising caution with any kind of burning.

Self-driving vehicles could soon be tested in Colorado under a bill that passed in the state senate Wednesday. The measure would also make it illegal for local communities to ban the vehicles.

State lawmakers want to curb the suspension rate among young children in pre-school through third grade. A bi-partisan measure to address the issue is making its way through the state house.

The latest economic forecast shows state lawmakers will need to close a budget gap that’s close to $700 million this session.

On this week’s Mountain Edition, hosts Alycin Bektesh and Wyatt Orme present a compilation of the week’s news.

On this week's show, Jim Horowitz, CEO of Jazz Aspen Snowmass , Shawna Rahm , Director of Catering at Hotel Jerome, and Vince Savage, Executive Director Aspen Homeless Shelter.

The U.S. Forest Service faces a major backlog in trail maintenance and is now looking to identify a few key areas where it can pick up the pace.

Tonight at the Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Aspen Film and Galerie Maximillian present a screening of the new documentary “Hockney.”

The U.S. Forest Service has released a draft decision that approves major recreation updates at Snowmass Ski Area.