TLN July 17. 2025

July 17, 2025

Regional fires burn more than 30,000 acres, former deputy from San Miguel County Sheriff's Office is the subject of a CBI investigation, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is co-leading a lawsuit against the Trump Administration for withholding federal funding for education, and KOTO is celebrating a big birthday.

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PAST TELLURIDE NEWS STORIES

February 27, 2025

TLN February 27, 2025

Skier caught and injured in avalanche near Ophir, homeowners insurance rates increase and some policies are dropped because of wildfire risk, Rep. Jeff Hurd (D3-COLO) speaks by zoom with San Miguel County Commissioners, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife still trying to capture and collar bighorn sheep in the area.

February 20, 2025

TLN February 20, 2025

Skier partially buried in Bear Creek avalanche, local and state officials concerned over Forest Service layoffs, Wilkinson Public Library's visitation and digital circulation numbers increase, road and bridge department updates the county on timeline for repairing road and reopening Imogene Pass, and Telluride AIDS Benefit hits the runway this weekend.

February 13, 2025

TLN February 13, 2025

This week, in honor of Valentine's Day, we asked some locals to share their thoughts about love.

February 6, 2025

TLN February 6, 2025

Locals participate in "A Day Without Immigrants," two men sentenced to federal prison for fentanyl death in San Miguel County in 2021, mining claims including Bear Creek Falls listed for sale, and SMART is starting a new Montrose to Telluride bus route for commuters.

January 30, 2025

TLN January 30, 2025

Gondola leadership committee hosts planning meetings about gondola stations, cost of eggs goes up because of avian influenza outbreak and Colorado's cage-free mandate, changes to child care assistance program (CCAP) result in funding shortfall, and natural avalanche on Ajax highlights changing conditions in the snowpack.

January 23, 2025

TLN January 23, 2025

Colorado attorney general joins other states in lawsuit against executive order to overturn birthright citizenship, Chloe Hehir takes fourth in her first Freeride World Tour event in Spain, Colorado Parks and Wildlife completes second season of wolf capture and release, and this weekend is the 30th annual Ouray Ice Festival.

January 16, 2025

TLN January 16, 2025

Telluride Town Council could amend short-term rental limitations to avoid Mountainside Inn lawsuit, Colorado's first avalanche fatality of the season involved a solo backcountry skier in the San Juan Mountains, Planet Bluegrass is looking to secure August dates for a concert, and Telluride residents show their support for victims of the California wildfires.

January 9, 2025

TLN January 9, 2025

Explore Act protects fixed climbing anchors on public land, BLM to charge for overnight camping but not day use, report details threats to lynx habitat in the San Juan Mountains, and—yeehaw!—the San Juan Skijoring event is this weekend.

January 3, 2025

TLN January 3, 2025

Cattle shooting is likely unrelated to suspected cattle rustling on the Western Slope, psilocybin therapy is now legal in Colorado, Telluride opens outdoor skating rink on the volleyball court, and according to CDC data, excessive drinking in San Miguel County is slightly lower than the state average.

December 24, 2024

TLN December 26, 2024

As 2025 approaches, we are taking a look back at some of the top stories from 2024. From all of us at the Local News Network Telluride, we wish you a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year.

Community Matters - Telluride Local News - September 2022

In this Community Matters, Alpine Bank of Colorado highlights some of the amazing non-profits in and around Telluride, CO including The Telluride Foundation.

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