County to offer vaccine boosters to protect against Omicron variants, Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds hunters to properly identify elk and moose, Imogene Pass to be closed Sept. 10 for the annual race, and stay informed on town issues at EngageTelluride.org.

E Bikes are prohibited on most local trails, health care workers are eligible for free education in Colorado,  survey results released at "Community Visioning" open house, and Telluride Film Festival hits the screens this weekend.

Mudslides and rockslides close Black Bear Pass and Bridal Veil Road, Colorado teachers are being priced out of the housing market, Telluride Top Chef of 2022 awarded to Jeff Donaldson (and sous chef Brian Batten), and Telluride Mushroom Festival is this weekend.

Egnar man arrested in alleged shooting, Senate passes climate, health, and tax bill with $4 billion for cutting water use in the Colorado River basin, winter flight schedule for Telluride is announced, and Telluride Jazz Festival hits the stage this weekend.

Shooting suspect Brian Aitken to be arraigned this week, San Miguel County establishes its largest conservation easement yet, SAR helicopter used to locate injured hiker, and riding the local bus is free through August. 

Occupancy rates are down but sales tax revenues are up, EPA cleanup of the Valley Floor nears completion, Eider-Mill Creek connector trail is open, and anonymous donor gifts a helicopter to San Miguel County emergency responders.

Two confirmed cases of Monkeypox in San Miguel County,  CPW and Denver Zoo boosting boreal toad populations,  monsoons and mudslides not enough to battle the drought, and Shakespeare in the Park this week. 

Gov. Jared Polis visits San Miguel County, Mountain Village lawsuits file lawsuit against TMVOA, update on human remains found in Disappointment Valley, and the Sunset Concert Series returns on Wednesdays.

Fireworks are cancelled, Transfer Warehouse neighbor sues arts council and town, Telluride survey for Community Vision and Action Plan, and pedestrians versus cars.

Telluride schools get $10k grant for gender-neutral bathrooms, Bike Park and Canopy Tours open June 18, Exxon/Suncor petition Supreme Court about San Miguel County climate change lawsuit, and the 49th annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival hits the stage this weekend.