Tourism

According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the second biggest threat to biodiversity is invasive species preceded only by habitat loss. Invasive plants are spread by natural forces, like wind and wildfire, and largely in part, by unknowing humans. Reporter Lily Jones has more to the story.

Your favorite geeks Matt McBrayer and Louie Girardot keep listeners up to date on contemporary tech topics and take calls from listeners. On this week's show, Matt and Louie talk about the tourist submarine missing near the wreckage of the Titanic, get deep into ransomware, talk privacy tools for web browsing, and dissect the frustrations of automatic updates — including HOT phones!

Ingrid Wussow is a fifth-generation local who was appointed to Glenwood Springs City Council in October, 2020. She's running uncontested in the upcoming…

Arches National Park is officially scrapping their first attempt to find solutions fortraffic congestion in the park. They’re now starting a new process,…

The popular trail east of Glenwood Springs is now only accessible by permit and shuttle bus from Glenwood Springs. The new reservation system follows…

Tourism is one of the strongest economic drivers in the state of Colorado and of many communities on the Western Slope. But the influx of visitors to some…

The Carbondale Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Carbondale Arts and the Tourism Council to launch new visitor information kiosks around town, as…