The City of Glenwood Springs took one more step last week in opposition to the proposed expansion of the Mid-Continent Limestone Quarry. KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh has this report.

The new year brought some changes to Rocky Mountain Resources, owner of the Mid-Continent Limestone Quarry near Glenwood Springs. KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh has this report.

Sunlight Mountain’s Skier Appreciation Day on January 10th will feature brand new hike-out runs on the mountain's east ridge. KDNK’s Lucas Turner has more.

The town of Carbondale is soliciting proposals for traffic improvements, a pump back system for nettle creek, and an on-call electrician. KDNK’s Lucas Turner has the details.

Carbondale resident and graduate student Genevieve J. VIllamizar is developing an Integrative Environmental Management Plan for Carbondale’s Nature Park, also called the Delaney Dog Park. KDNK's Lucas Turner reports on what that means.

The new City Market in Carbondale will feature local art. KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh has this report about the Kroger Art Project and an opportunity for local artists.

Members of 5 local religious congregations met in Glenwood Springs Wednesday at the Garfield County courthouse to stand in solidarity with immigrant families in the community. KDNK's Lucas Turner has the details.

Eagle County joined a federal lawsuit this week against JUUL Labs, Inc. for developing products targeting youth. The multi-district litigation aggregates all federal cases filed by individuals and states against JUUL into a single class-action suit to be heard in San Francisco. KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh spoke with Eagle County Commissioner Jeanne McQueeney to find out more.

Congressman S cott Tipton has a new primary challenger from Rifle Colorado. Lauren Boebert is the owner of Shooter's Grill, where wait-staff openly carry guns during their shifts. She announced her campaign last week, saying that Congressman Tipton has failed to lead on conservative issues. KDNK’s Lucas Turner reports.

Early season snowfall means good news for resorts and winter recreation enthusiasts, but it’s not all sunshine and powder days. October storms in Colorado mean increased avalanche risk throughout the state. KDNKs Lucas Turner spoke to the Director of Forest Service National Avalanche center Karl Birkeland to find out more.