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michaelbournewriter.com/michaelbournewriter.comFor author Michael Bourne, a stint writing for a daily newspaper in Aspen served as a sort of boot camp. His new book, “We Bring You an Hour of Darkness,” harkens back to his days at the Aspen Daily News. It’s a mystery inspired in part by a real-life 1998 arson at the Vail ski resort, starring eco-terrorists, greedy developers and intrepid reporters. On a recent book tour through Colorado ski towns, Michael Bourne talked to KDNK’s Chris Hassig about the book. -
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The City of Rifle 2025 Energy and Resilience Action Plan was recently completed. KDNK’s Mike Lemmer spoke to CLEER’s Clean Energy Program Associate Christina Matzl about the plan. -
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KDNK’s news team brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley ... and beyond. -
Lindsey Vonn stunned the ski world over the weekend, flying to the top spot on the podium in the season’s first downhill race at St. Moritz, Switzerland. KDNK’s Marilyn Gleason brings World Cup skiing highlights. -
A missing young man in Pitkin County was found deceased over the weekend, ending a two week long missing persons search. KDNK’s Mike Lemmer has more -
UPDATE 12/15/25: Pitkin County Sheriffs reported on Saturday that Bull has been found deceased.19 year old Stephen Bull was reported missing by his family almost two weeks ago in Pitkin County. He was last seen in the Woody Creek vicinity on Tuesday December 2nd. Since then, Pitkin County Sheriffs and Mountain Rescue Aspen’s combined efforts have been unsuccessful. KDNK’s Lily Jones spoke with Pitkin County Sheriff’s Parker Lathrop to learn more. -
On Monday night, the Telluride ski patrol union voted to reject the resort owner’s final offer for compensation. The vote came two days after the ski area’s opening day and about a month after the union voted unanimously to authorize a strike -
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The Senate Democrats' bill proposed a three-year tax credit extension that would protect Americans from paying increased premiums or losing coverage altogether. The current subsidies will expire January 1st. -
The Rifle City Council has certified the results of November’s election. The final results for the city’s proposed Lodging Tax were 846 in favor of the measure and 862 against, a difference of 16 votes.
