On Thursday, several Roaring Fork Valley officials will urge a state commission to adopt strict rules governing vehicle emissions.

On Tuesday night, Basalt's Town Council reviewed a new development proposal for the Pan and Fork property from Willits developer Tim Belinski.

Earlier this month, the open space and trails boards for both the City of Aspen and Pitkin County agreed to move forward with plans to build a trail along Castle Creek Road. It will run just under a mile between the city trail from the Marolt housing to the campus of the Aspen Music School and Aspen Country Day School.

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ classic psychedelic film “Yellow Submarine,” Aspen Film presents two screenings of the animated adventure at the Isis Theatre Wednesday night.

The final three Festival Notes previewing the last week's worth of concerts at the 2018 Aspen Music Festival. If you've been missing concerts and doing other things, this is the last week to take advantage of the Festival's cornucopia of musical offerings! Chris Mohr looks forward to returning next year for another great summer of musical offerings on Aspen Public Radio weekdays 1:00 - 3:00 pm and with Festivalo Notes weekday mornings.

The U.S. Drought Monitor shows Pitkin County is now experiencing severe-to-extreme drought and, on Monday, city council agreed to implement Stage Two water restrictions. It's the first time the city has taken this step, which is meant to protect area rivers and preserve the city’s water supply.

Pianist Lise de la Salle is committed to communicating emotion in as simple and direct a way as possible. Violinist Sarah Chang talks about her many memories in Aspen, where she has spent every summer of her life. Seraphic Fire brings two of the greatest Requiems of all time -- those by Faure and Mozart -- as the 2018 season of the Aspen Mussic festival comes to a close. Host Chris Mohr talks with all three on this week's Festival Showcase.

Pitkin and Garfield counties will share broadband equipment to get Internet to their rural areas.

Aspen has hired a consultant to study ways to improve the "uphill economy." The work will cost $75,000 and is scheduled to be completed by June of next year.

A new exhibit at Carbondale’s R2 Gallery highlights modern twists on one of the oldest art forms...printmaking.