Looming snow in the forecast has led officials to shuffle the schedule for the upcoming Birds of Prey men’s World Cup races ...

One of Core Transit‘s goals is to make itself eco-friendly. But eco-friendly buses, as it turns out, do not run as well at ...

Warren Miller officially began celebrating the lives of ski bums near and far in 1949, when he shot his first ski movie at ...

The Vail Pass Winter Recreation Area kicked off its season on Dec. 1 with a lower-than-average snowpack. The trail grooming, ...

Colorado health officials are seeking at least $500 million in health care funding over five years for rural communities, as ...

Colorado, along with 21 other states, sued the federal government last week to stop the restriction of SNAP benefits for some ...

Across Colorado, reports of bear sightings and conflicts ticked up this year, reaching the highest number since 2019 and ...

Vail Resorts Chief Operating Officer Rob Katz has pledged more than $3 million in new grant funding to improve mental health and substance-use services in 11 mountain communities, including seven in ...

It was a big weekend for Mikaela Shiffrin. Not only did the two-time Olympic gold medalist race twice in the span of two days ...

It’s a little tricky identifying the biggest highlight from last winter within Ski and Snowboard Club Vail’s Alpine ...

An apocryphal story is told in law school. The story goes like this. A guy was injured in a bar fight. Blows were exchanged ...

Do Western senators really care about keeping public lands in public hands? Steve Pearce, President Donald Trump’s nominee to run the Bureau of Land Management, is a litmus test of their commitment.