At its regular meeting Tuesday, Aspen City Council approved staff’s recommendation of moving to a Stage 3 Water Shortage in a ...

Boulder-based Western Resource Advocates has released a concept paper that explores the idea of a flexible pool of water that ...

An analysis of a calendar year's worth of data confirms that the side-entrance traffic makes up a significant portion of total traffic, as drivers seek to beat the gridlock that typically chokes ...

Aspen Journalism reporters recognized across the categories of business enterprise reporting, climate reporting, legal news, ...

Colorado River between Palisade and the confluence of the Gunnison River that is critical habitat for endangered fish, known ...

Six Aspen Journalism reporters awarded in Top of the Rockies content, live water desk panel and a roundup of original stories.

About 160 residents attended the hearing, and the planning commission received a standing ovation after it revoked the permit ...

As flows plummet, fish could become stranded in pools that are disconnected from the rest of the river, and program managers say they will try to prevent fish from using that stretch of river during ...

As of May 1, snowpack in the Roaring Fork basin is at 2.4 inches of snow water equivalent (SWE) or 19% of normal, down from 4.6 inches on April 2. Last year, snowpack held 7.1 inches of snow water ...

Local streams are flowing at 45-93% of normal in the Roaring Fork watershed as of April 30, while the Colorado River is running at 43% of average at Dotsero and 30% near the Colorado-Utah stateline.

Editor’s note: This is the first of a three-part series chronicling the life and times of B. Clark Wheeler, one of the most influential figures in Aspen history. Read part two here and part three here ...

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