Aspen Public Radio Staff

On today's newscast: The most expensive home for sale in America right now is in Aspen, the Roaring Fork School District board race received four candidate petitions ahead of Friday's deadline, volunteer rangers dismantled more than three times as many illegal campfire rings as they typically do in the summer season, and more.

On today's newscast: A mixed-status family in Parachute shares how they're coping with increased immigration enforcement, Basalt has chosen its new town manager out of more than 60 applicants, Governor Jared Polis will unveil his state spending cuts, the JAS Labor Day festival is this weekend, and more.

On today's newscast: Evacuations were ordered Wednesday morning for residents living near the Derby Fire north of Dotsero, Voces Unidas is calling for an investigation into possible collaboration between the Garfield County Sheriff's Office and ICE, Cornerstone Christian Center's expansion plans were approved without any affordable housing, Latine-led Raizado Festival returns to Aspen, and more.

On today's newscast: Crews were able to gain ground on the Lee Fire burning near Meeker and north Rifle but evacuations remained in place Friday morning, Pitkin County is seeking a $340 million airport bond amid uncertain grants, Garfield County Libraries' leadership is criticizing the county's decision to postpone filling a vacant library board seat, and more.

On today's newscast: ICE told the Pitkin County Sheriff it plans to increase its presence in the area, multiple hikers were rescued by helicopter from Snowmass Lake and Capitol Peak this week, Aspen's airport is trying to address issues with its private aircraft parking, and more.

On today's newscast: A Glenwood Springs resident and cyclist was found dead on the side of Highway 82, Aspen One announced its contributing funds to help nearly 500 residents of two mobile home parks purchase their land, the state’s wildlife commission has decided not to kill any additional wolves for now, a jury found that My Pillow CEO defamed a former executive at a Colorado voting systems company, and more.

On today's newscast: 'No Kings' protestors in Glenwood Springs spoke out against a range of issues from immigration enforcement to health care cuts, Alpine Legal Services is hosting a series of bilingual presentations this week, free summer meals for youth are returning to the valley this summer, Republicans in Congress are again pushing to sell public lands, and more.

On today's newscast: the nationwide 'No Kings' protest is coming to Glenwood Springs, CDOT's inspection found that the Castle Creek bridge into Aspen is structurally sound, local water managers say this year’s peak flows are the lowest in the past six years, the new chief of the U.S. Forest Service faced scrutiny in front of Congress this week, and more.

On today's newscast: Local health providers are worried about access to abortion pills, the Aspen School District is considering cost-cutting and ballot measures to rebuild its reserve funds, a new employer-based child care facility is coming to the CMC Spring Valley Campus next year, Independence Pass will open ahead of Memorial Day weekend, and more.

On today's newscast: Roaring Fork Habitat for Humanity announced its new CEO, the BLM is assessing whether e-bikes should be allowed on Crown Mountain trails, Roaring Fork Conservancy is offering clinics to get more women into fly fishing, a new report finds mixed results for air quality in our region, and more.