Rick Carroll is a journalist and managing editor for The Aspen Times, based in Aspen, Colorado. With a focus on local news, Rick covers a wide range of topics including city council decisions, legal cases, business disputes, and community events. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, showcasing his dedication to providing accurate and timely reporting to the Aspen community.
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By: Rick Carroll
Walls coming down can mark fundamental changes in the course of history — the end of a dictatorship, the collapse of an empire, the result of a revolution. In Aspen, fallen walls have come to symbolize a changing structural landscape, where old buildings are demolished and replaced with modern ones. Case in point: the final surviving wall of the old Crystal Palace dinner theater building, which is on the brink of being demolished and reconstructed.
An area man is awaiting a hearing over a $50,000 cash-only bond that was set after his mid-September arrest on felony charges of kidnapping and sexual assault, among other counts.
A Glenwood Springs amusement park facing a wrongful death lawsuit will be able to make its defense to a Garfield County jury if the case ever goes to trial, a judge ruled.
The old Boogie's clothing store in Aspen, which operated from the ground level below the like-named diner, is where an employee admitted embezzling $1.7 million from when she was a bookkeeper in the 1990s.
A former Basalt police detective recently introduced a court pleading that argues he is eligible for immunity from a civil lawsuit accusing him of fabricating evidence to indict a chiropractor.
A Basalt couple will be sentenced Feb. 28 for their role in financial crimes they carried out involving PPP loans and CBD investments.
Four men from South America are sitting in Pitkin County Jail on cash-only bond amounts ranging from $25,000 to $100,000 after they were arrested earlier this week for allegedly burglarizing a downtown Aspen jeweler.
A Glenwood Springs anesthesiologist who has allegedly evaded a civil lawsuit alleging he over-drugged and sexually abused patients is scheduled to appear for a criminal arraignment hearing on Thursday in Garfield County District Court.
On her first day overseeing Pitkin County’s felony-case docket, District Court Judge Laura Makar on Monday ordered for the appointment of defense attorneys to three of the four men suspected of burglarizing Avi & Co. in downtown Aspen.
Prosecutors have made a plea-agreement offer to a Glenwood Springs anesthesiologist charged with multiple felonies for his alleged sexual contact with some patients he treated.
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