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Wildfires Force Evacuations at Grand Canyon’s North Rim and Colorado’s Black Canyon National Park

Wildfires · Arizona

Wildfires Force Evacuations at Grand Canyon’s North Rim and Colorado’s Black Canyon National Park

58% Center coverage: 48 sources

JACOB LAKE, Ariz. — Visitors and staff at two national parks in the U.S. West have been evacuated because of wildfires. Read more...See the Story

Driver Arrested, 2 Cyclists in Hospital After B.C. Hit-and-Run Crash

Cancer · Prince George

Driver Arrested, 2 Cyclists in Hospital After B.C. Hit-and-Run Crash

73% Left coverage: 22 sources

A pickup truck driver was arrested Monday after allegedly striking two cyclists in a hit-and-run crash in northern British Columbia.See the Story

Destructive Zebra Mussels Keep Turning up in the Colorado River and Western Slope Lakes

Species · Colorado

Destructive Zebra Mussels Keep Turning up in the Colorado River and Western Slope Lakes

89% Center coverage: 9 sources

The spread of invasive zebra mussels has continued on Colorado’s Western Slope this summer, with additional discoveries made in recent weeks in the Colorado River, Highline Lake, Mack Mesa Lake, and a private body of water in Western Eagle County. In May, Colorado Parks and Wildlife ramped up testing for the aquatic nuisance species — known for its rapid reproduction rate and highly destructive impact on water ecosystems and infrastructure — in…See the Story

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Senate Republicans Pass Massive Medicaid Cuts

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Senate Republicans Pass Massive Medicaid Cuts

Mountain Climber Suffers Multiple Injuries After Falling 200 Feet | News Channel 3-12

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

By Christa Swanson Click here for updates on this story Colorado (KCNC) — A climber in Colorado was rescued Monday after falling 200 feet while climbing Maroon Peak. According to the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office, the 20-year-old was climbing alone around 10 a.m. when they fell around 200 feet, leaving them with multiple injuries. Another climber on the peak happened to witness the fall and descended to help them. The witness called for hel…Aspen · Aspen See the Story

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Acknowledges Continued Conflict with Copper Creek Wolf Pack as It Monitors Pitkin County Livestock Attacks

78% Center coverage: 9 sources

Following the recent escalation of conflict between the Copper Creek wolf pack and livestock producers in Pitkin County, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission hosted a special meeting on Monday, July 7, to discuss the pack’s behavior and agency action in recent weeks. “This is a pretty complex, emotional issue,” said Jeff Davis, the director of Parks and Wildlife, in his opening comments. This year, the Copper Creek wolf pack was released…Summit County, Colorado · Summit County See the Story

Is it over yet? Construction in narrow Aspen neighborhood slated for October hiatus

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A neighborhood at Park and Midland avenues in Aspen continues to undergo significant infrastructure upgrades aimed at resolving long-standing drainage and safety concerns, according to the city. The $1.6 million project, which includes installation of a new underground stormwater system and replacement of a 60-year-old water main, began on Park Avenue in 2024 and is expected to end for the season on Oct. 31. Two blocks of Park Avenue have contin…Aspen · Aspen Read Article

Lo-Fidelty: Skiing shale’s a dirty job, and I’m the man to do it

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

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Kreutzer, Daily: A meaningful way to give back

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DanceAspen digs into history with mining and ranching museum performance

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Aspen Fire Protection District receives ‘largest gift to date’

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Aspen Wildfire Foundation announced the donation of a new Type 3 wildland fire engine to the Aspen Fire Protection District — the largest gift it’s ever received and a milestone in this year’s wildfire preparedness fundraising campaign. The engine arrived in Aspen in late June and will be in service for this wildfire season. “This gift significantly strengthens our local response capabilities — and it’s just one piece of a broader, community…Aspen · Aspen Read Article

Roaring Fork Valley fire officials, emergency managers remind public to be ‘extra vigilant’ about wildfires

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

With multiple wildfires already reported across the Roaring Fork Valley this summer, local fire officials and emergency managers are reminding the public to take precautions to help prevent further ignition, whether in the backcountry or at home. Pitkin County is currently under Stage 1 fire restrictions, which call for increased caution. Jake Andersen, deputy chief of Operations for Aspen Fire Protection District, urged residents to stay alert …Wildfires · Aspen Read Article

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