Colorado State Senator Kerry Donovan says she believes the controversial data firm Cambridge Analytica assisted her 2014 Republican rival.

Erik Weihenmayer is an author and an athlete, and is also blind. He speaks Friday at 7 p.m. at Colorado Mountain College in Glenwood Springs.

This week on Valley Roundup: The ski season is coming to a soggy close , a curious case of illegal dumping in Basalt is no less a mystery even after an arrest, Aspen prepares to have its own Grand Avenue Bridge on its hands, and it’s time for mid valley residents to cast their votes .

The Snowmass Village Arts Advisory Board met yesterday to discuss possible partnerships.

Several current and upcoming art exhibitions in the Roaring Fork Valley are focused on the work of female artists. In Aspen, the Bird’s Nest Gallery has just opened a show called "Rise." The Art Base in Basalt has a group photography show called "Body of Work," featuring three young women raised in the Roaring Fork Valley. The Aspen Art Museum is also highlighting women this summer.

On Thursday, the U.S. Census Bureau released the 2017 population estimates for counties across the country. Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield keep growing, even though people keep leaving.

Colorado Mountain College has to give money back to two oil and gas companies that overpaid their taxes.

This weekend, Aspen Santa Fe Ballet performs alongside renowned pianist Joyce Yang. This is only the second time in the company’s history that they’ve danced alongside live piano.

In 2017, Eagle, Garfield and Pitkin Counties all earned more than expected from their investment portfolios.

Two years ago, Colt Whitley qualified for his first cross-country skiing junior national championships in Cable, Wis. But there were some unexpected challenges.