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Welcome to a Valley Roundup. I’m Carolyn Sackariason. Crimes associated with methamphetamine are making headlines in newspapers up and down the valley. But whether that indicates an uptick in crime is unlikely. Garfield County sheriff’s deputies: Accused meth dealer shoots up woman’s carAspen cops nab alleged Louis Vuitton thief Sheriff: No illegal drugs found in Aspen hostage taker’s blood In Aspen, a man Time Magazine once called one of the top 10 imposters built a rogue shack on Shadow

The nonprofit organization Carbondale Arts is trekking ahead with their mobile maker space, a yellow school bus that will travel to schools from Aspen to Parachute to provide art education.

After sitting on prime Aspen real estate for years, the city council is making moves to develop new affordable rental units in town.

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell joined Gov. John Hickenlooper at the state capitol Thursday to announce a decision that protects the Thompson Divide, but leaves other areas open to drilling.

Colorado will be part of a new pilot program to create a digital driver’s license.

Aspen will once again become a dead-end town.

More Republicans voted in Colorado’s presidential election compared to Democrats or Unaffiliated voters, according to the latest figures.

This week on Cross Currents is Aspen International Mountain Foundation president Karinjo Devore along with board member Eric Smith.

Jenny Stuber rode on a plane for the first time to come visit her dad in Aspen. It wasn’t just any private plane, it was John Denver’s private plane.

Some of the most popular mountain biking trails have been closed so five lucky hunters can attempt to bag an elk. Carolyn Sackariason has the details.