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World Cup schedule adds Alpine ski races at 2 more U.S. sites, including Aspen
<en's super-G and downhill events will be held March 3-5 in Aspen
A Colorado camp connecting deaf students to the outdoors is reemerging from the brink of collapse
Aspen Camp of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing has faced tens of thousands of dollars of debt, staff turnover, a lawsuit, a flooded lodge and a pandemic. In three years, it’s regained stability and is branching out to educate more kids.
The source of Colorado’s high country housing crisis: a doubling of home prices and sales
The dollars spent on homes in six Colorado mountain counties has doubled since 2019, triggering a high country housing crisis.
Pritchett: Conservation from 1,500 feet reveals an important — if slightly unnerving — perspective
For 20 years, the nonprofit EcoFlight has offered politicians and press, scientists and students the big picture of the West
Opinion: The true cause of Colorado’s resort housing crunch can be found in the mirror
The solution is not complicated: More multi-family density, less NIMBYism
Aspen area seeing a rise in bike crashes — and an increasing portion are with e-bikes
Aspen Valley Hospital’s trauma department is seeing more patients with severe bike injuries — an increasing proportion of which are the result of e-bike accidents
Aspen suspends new home construction permits as it drops the hammer in the name of affordability
Aspen emergency ordinance also cut off new short-term rental permits as the posh Pitkin County ski town wrestles with lack of workforce housing.
The Aspen Police Department wants $300,000 to try out Tesla cop cars
Electrifying the city fleet helps achieve the Aspen City Council’s goals to address climate change
PHOTOS: Aspen groves paint a technicolor masterpiece in the Roaring Fork Valley
Quaking aspen and scrub oak splash the forest with floor-to-sky fall color
Why climate change is making it harder to peep leaves
In Denver, high temperatures have left “dead, dry edges of leaves” early in the season, said Michael Sundberg, a certified arborist in the area
An end of unfettered growth for short-term rentals in Colorado’s resort communities
Breckenridge and other mountain towns are trying to slow the growth of vacation rentals in an effort to ease housing and labor issues
Aspen Skiing Co. can charge skiers an uphill access fee, Forest Service rules in decision that could have ripple effects
Resort operators are not allowed to charge an entrance fee simply for access to the national forest, which are public lands. However, they are allowed to charge a fee for services.
Former Aspen mayor Herman Edel dies at 95
Edel was instrumental in organizing a significant restoration of the Wheeler Opera House
Low water forecast for Ruedi Reservoir near Aspen threatens hydropower, water deliveries
The elevation of the water is about 7,709 feet. That’s about two feet lower than Aspen officials would like.
“Miracle dog” survives a month in Maroon Bells wilderness near Aspen after getting lost
A little cockapoo relied on a big heart, wily wits and maybe a little luck to survive four weeks in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness. The 10-month-old dog lost half of her weight.
With food scarce, Aspen braces for possible bear invasion later this summer
There have been 78 bear-related calls to Aspen Police so far this summer, including a case where a bruin ripped open a window and entered a house.
3 rescuers hit by rockfall near Aspen while trying to recover missing hiker’s body
The most seriously injured Mountain Rescue Aspen member on Capitol Peak was flown to a Denver-area hospital for emergency surgery
Donald Trump’s inaugural committee chair, Aspen man among trio accused of being United Arab Emirates agents
Thomas Joseph Barrack, 74, was charged alongside Matthew Grimes, 27, of Aspen, Colorado and Rashid Sultan Rashid Al Malik Alshahhi, 43, of the United Arab Emirates
Pilot appears to have been flying too low in mountains near Aspen before deadly crash
A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board says the Beechcraft Bonanza was flying at an altitude of 11,500 feet on July 3 as it approached a mountain ridgeline with summits over 13,000 feet
