On today's newscast: Jacquelyn Francis, founder and executive director of the Aspen-based nonprofit Climate Curve, just completed two weeks at the United Nations’ COP30 conference in Brazil; today is opening day at Aspen Mountain and Snowmass Ski Area; and international tourists will be charged an extra fee to enter some national parks, as of the new year. Tune in for these stories and more.
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On today's newscast: Jacquelyn Francis, founder and executive director of the Aspen-based nonprofit Climate Curve, just completed two weeks at the United Nations’ COP30 conference in Brazil; today is opening day at Aspen Mountain and Snowmass Ski Area; and international tourists will be charged an extra fee to enter some national parks, as of the new year. Tune in for these stories and more.
On today's newscast: Hunger relief organizations in Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties met yesterday to discuss the upcoming suspension of food stamps; Colorado has a U.S. attorney thanks to a district court appointment during the federal government shutdown; and The Navajo Nation has a new attorney general — its fourth in less than a year. Tune in for these stories and more.
Aspen Public Radio Newscast
On today's newscast: Jacquelyn Francis, founder and executive director of the Aspen-based nonprofit Climate Curve, just completed two weeks at the United Nations’ COP30 conference in Brazil; today is opening day at Aspen Mountain and Snowmass Ski Area; and international tourists will be charged an extra fee to enter some national parks, as of the new year. Tune in for these stories and more.
