The Castle Creek Bridge project resumed after Labor Day; c ommuters are facing another two months of detours after the project to improve the bridge and Hallam Street took a summer break.

On Friday, officials will lift all fire restrictions across the upper Colorado River area, including the Roaring Fork Valley.

Earlier this week, biologists with Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) announced they have found a lineage of Colorado cutthroat trout, previously thought extinct.

The band MarchFourth returns to the Belly Up this weekend. The marching band-slash-funk group wants their audiences to dance along with them.

The crowd in Carbondale waited for Sandra Lopez to emerge from the house she hadn’t left in almost a year.

This week, hosts Zoe Rom and Elizabeth Stewart-Severy bring you the week's news from the Roaring Fork Valley.

Aspen wants to cut traffic without adding more lanes or changing the s-curves. In an experiment called "Shift," which is slated for next summer, the city will test out a variety of programs aimed at giving people options to get out of the car as they commute into town.

Aspen Skiing Company announced Wednesday that it is once again stepping into the political arena with its latest advertising campaign; this season’s marketing focuses on climate change.

On Thursday, hundreds of county election officials from across Colorado will learn how to respond to cybersecurity threats and other possible emergencies that could impact Election Day.

On Tuesday, Pitkin County Commissioners and the Open Space and Trails Board will hear updates on a draft plan for a trail that could eventually connect Carbondale and Crested Butte.