Snag a Hanging Lake permit starting at 8 a.m. Monday, March 17
The popular 1.2-mile trail should be open as normal this summer,
Copper Mountain wants to expand wider and higher with the highest ski lift in North America
The ski resort hopes to add 500 acres on Jaquez Peak and Rose Mountain.
As DOJ looks into Tina Peters’ prosecution, Colorado officials field pleas from her supporters
Supporters are targeting state officials with an email campaign, while also calling on the Trump administration to take action.
Colorado court ends wild horse adoption incentives that conservationists criticized as ‘pipeline to slaughter’
While conservationists say this is a “landmark” ruling, they still want the government’s approach to wild horses and burros to change.
Denver snowboarder identified as victim who died in Vail Mountain storm
The body of a Denver-area snowboarder who disappeared on Vail Mountain has been found, weeks after his disappearance.
West Springs Hospital in Grand Junction to close, ending some access to psychiatric services in Western Colorado
The hospital’s board cited financial challenges and questions around the future of Medicaid as reasons for the closure.
The Army’s 10th Mountain Division, which trained in Colorado and helped defeat the Nazis, is celebrated this week
The division’s history is honored this week across Colorado ski areas, including the 50th annual Ski-In Daze with descendants of the 10th Mountain Division, current military members and the National Ski Patrol.
Snowmobiler buried in avalanche near Vail Pass saved in unlikely rescue
It’s “highly unusual” for someone to survive so long beneath the snow.
‘50501’ protests draw thousands across several Colorado cities and one national park
Presidents’ Day 2025 saw one of the largest and most widespread demonstrations in Colorado of President Donald Trump’s second term.
Mesa County program aims to provide naloxone to residents through free kiosks
“And they get a box for their first aid kit, knowing that it could save another family member’s life”
Tats in a flash: On Friday the 13th, Coloradans mark an underground holiday — permanently
While Friday the 13th is typically considered unlucky, it’s a day of tradition and discounts at tattoo shops across Colorado and the country.
After years of repairs and careful restoration, historic Alpine Tunnel Road reopens near Pitkin
After years of repairs, a historic road deep in the Rocky Mountains has finally reopened — just in time for fall.
Here are Colorado’s ski resort opening dates for the 2024-25 season
Here are the expected opening dates for ski areas across Colorado, though Mother Nature has a major hand in determining the true schedule.
Adventure, empowerment and friendship: A sisterhood of rafters share their stories in ‘Where Are Your Men?’
“Where Are Your Men” was born out of Zan Merrill and her friends realizing that people still are surprised at women-only river trips.
Couches, hot tubs and tons of trash clog the Colorado River. A volunteer armada fishes it all out
“This river cleanup is really special because it runs through the heart of our town.”
How some Colorado cities are responding to the U.S. Supreme Court’s homelessness ruling
At the beginning of the summer, SCOTUS ruled that cities can arrest or ticket people for sleeping outdoors. CPR News looked into how cities around Colorado are responding to the ruling.
