Feb. 9, 2026

Real Estate Transactions Reach $17.1M Across Steamboat Springs Region

21 sales recorded in Routt County for the week of January 29 to February 4, 2026

Real Estate Transactions Reach $12.17M in Steamboat Springs Area

Four sales closed in the region from January 22-28, 2026.

Yampa Valley Electric Association Launches Community Solar Program

Income-qualified members can apply for 2026 cycle of Rays Up solar garden starting February 1.

Steamboat Springs' December Sales Tax Collections Drop Nearly 5%

Warm weather and reduced tourism negatively impacted the city's monthly sales tax revenue.

Mountain Rail Charges Toward November Launch of Phase 1 Passenger Service

Colorado communities strategize to maintain bipartisan support and advance station planning as the state prepares for new rail service.

Yampa Valley Regional Airport to Break Ground on $86M Terminal Expansion

The expansion will nearly double the size of the airport's terminal and add new jet bridges to accommodate growing passenger traffic.

Longtime Steamboat Resident Jim Berry Dies at 97

Berry was an avid outdoorsman and real estate agent who introduced many to the Yampa Valley

Longtime Steamboat Springs Resident Margaret Jane Eyres Dies at 84

Peggy Eyres was known for her gracious hosting, culinary skills, and community involvement in Colorado ski town

Routt County Residents Demand Better Road Maintenance

Letter to the editor highlights deteriorating rural roads and safety concerns

Colorado Braces for Multiple Snow Storms in February

Meteorologists forecast snow across the state, but some mountain regions may miss out on significant accumulation.

Colorado River District to Host Annual State of the River Addresses

Events will cover river forecasts, water projects, and Colorado River challenges across Western Slope communities.

Steamboat Springs Nonprofit Hosts 'Low Snow Winter' Update

Western Resilience Center to discuss impacts of warm, dry conditions on Feb. 11 virtual meeting.

Steamboat Springs Councilor Rebukes Colleagues Over ICE Funding Letter

Councilor Dave Barnes criticizes joint letter to senators as overstepping local government's role.

Colorado House Passes Pro-Density Housing Bill, Heads to Senate

The HOME Act would allow public entities to bypass local zoning to build affordable housing.

Oak Creek Prepares to Overhaul Code Enforcement

Town looks to shift nuisance cases out of political arena and into municipal court