Durango’s Zachary “Bug” Lokken wins gold medal at Pan American Games

Lokken competed in canoe slalom Oct. 29 in Santiago, Chile

Cooler temperatures allow for snowmaking at Purgatory Resort

Weather forecasters expect a warming trend later this week

Eldora ski patrollers are the latest to join a growing effort to unionize the resort industry

The number of unionized workers in the resort industry has nearly doubled as patrollers, lift mechanics organize in 10 Western communities where the cost of living is skyrocketing

Former Fort Lewis instructor Ray Kenny wins ultramarathon race in older age division

Kenny, who won the race’s 65-69 age group in California, taught geology at Fort Lewis for over a decade

Has the Fastest Known Time phenomenon run its course? Two Colorado ultra athletes are changing the conversation.

Lachlan Morton’s blistering traverse of the 2,670-mile Tour Divide shattered the speed record, but a film crew following in his wake kept him out of the book

BLM has a plan to tackle booming recreation – at least in theory

The agency is taking a hard look at how to protect land and wildlife while welcoming ever more visitors.

Bulldozing at Barr Lake has birders flapping over Colorado priorities

Colorado Parks & Wildlife does not own the reservoir where century-old cottonwoods were scraped and bird watchers now see a wasteland

Spoketober returns to help grow Durango’s cycling scene

Second annual monthlong event is meant to be diverse, inclusive

Founders of Silverton Mountain sell ski area after 25 years

Business will retain current staff, service as Aspen-based owners take over

Closed Colorado 14ers reopen with QR code waivers

Property owner warns ‘this is not a true solution’

Local skateboard legend seeks to skate with Tony Hawk

Ross Herrera is currently fourth in semifinals

It’s looking like a very good year for wildflowers in Colorado. Here’s why

Be on the lookout for Elephant’s Head, which it turns out isn’t just something you’ll find at the zoo