Judge to decide Aspen tooth dispute
An Aspen judge will decide whether a dentist pulled the right tooth in January after the patient sued in small claims court.
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Hillary Clinton fundraiser set for Aug. 2 in Aspen
Mike Kraemer, Pitkin County senior planner, told county commissioners Tuesday his office received a permit application late last week for a Clinton fundraiser Aug. 2 at Aspen Valley Ranch in...
Aspen officials to spend $500,000 to study use of buses vs. light rail
A majority of elected officials from Aspen, Pitkin County and Snowmass Village voted Thursday to spend nearly $500,000 to study the use of buses versus light rail at the Entrance...
Aspen visitors fed bear in days before its death
Visitors to the Sundeck on Aspen Mountain on multiple occasions fed a yearling bear in the days leading up to its death after it charged at a person Saturday, authorities...
Rio Grande Trail reopens, fate of mountain lion kittens unknown
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials reopened the Rio Grande Trail between Rock Bottom Ranch and Catherine Bridge after a lack of mountain lion activity.
Man helps rescue black bear with head stuck in Cheese Balls container
A good Samaritan helped corral a young black bear with a plastic container on its head so wildlife officials could remove it and set the bear free.
27-year-old Snowmass man sentenced to probation in cat’s drowning
A 27-year-old Snowmass Village man will spend the next two years on probation after pleading guilty to drowning his family’s cat last summer.
Aspen police: Moose charges at woman walking dogs on trail
The woman was walking on a trail near the garden when two of her dogs, which were off-leash, ran toward the garden and out of sight, said Gretchen Born, supervisor...
Nello Alpine restaurant shuttered, owes money all over Aspen, records show
Posh restaurant Nello Aspen appears to have closed, and hundreds of thousand of dollars in legal claims have been filed against the restaurant and its owners Nello Balan and his...
Lance Armstrong’s Aspen home up as collateral in lawsuit settlement
SCA Promotions filed the deed, which uses Armstrong’s Aspen home in the West End neighborhood as collateral in the event he doesn’t satisfy his scheduled payments.