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In November, voters allowed Pitkin County to provide broadband services.

A lawsuit challenging the state’s Electoral College will be heard in federal court on Monday.

A new state website will allow residents to track how state government is performing in five key areas – including education, the economy, energy and the environment.

Welcome to a Valley Roundup. I’m Carolyn Sackariason.

Underneath Aspen’s quaint brick-lined walking malls is a crumbling infrastructure of corroded water lines, sewage systems and utility lines. Today is the kick off of a five-phase facelift for the city’s pedestrian malls.

Property tax revenue has plummeted in Garfield County as the natural gas industry has slowed down. As a result, the future of public services like libraries looks bleak.

Winter cyclists and pedestrians may soon have a wider sidewalk over Castle Creek Bridge as the City of Aspen tries out a snowy version of this past summer’s “living lab.”

Lawmakers on the joint budget committee have questions about how the state is managing wildlife programs and hunting and fishing permits.

State Sen. Kerry Donovan was in Aspen Dec. 2 to check in with her constituents ahead of the 2017 legislative session.

On any given night in Glenwood Springs, police officer Levi Blount could deal with meth addicts or stop-sign-runners, and there’s a decent chance both will ask where’s he from.