We saw fewer 14er hikers last year...what about this year?
The Colorado Fourteeners Initiative has spread 23 different infrared monitors across Colorado trails to keep track of just how many people are trying to bag the legendary Colorado hikes.
U.S. Forest Service pushes construction start date for new chairlift
The United States Forest Service says they will need months to complete the evaluation of a ski lift project proposed by Vail Resort. This means construction will likely not start until the summer of 2023.
Vail Resorts still can't build affordable housing
The Town of Vail is taking another step to block Vail Resorts from building affordable housing by citing the environmental protection of bighorn sheep.
Keystone residents push for area to become full-fledged town
If you didn't already know, Keystone, the area famous for the ski area, Loveland Pass and general beautiful Colorado wilderness is not really a town.
New ski lift at Keystone Resort put on hold after construction mistake
A construction miscommunication has led to a major delay for the Bergman Bowl project at Keystone.
Buena Vista pushes for Postal Service mail reform in town
The proposed solutions: start delivering mail to people's homes, or provide free P.O. Boxes to residents.
Dog's rescue serves as inspiration for benefit concert for Grand County Rescue Group
When brothers Cody and Curtis Culver decided to backpack along Bear Lakes Trail, in the Zirkel Wilderness of Grand County earlier this year, they had no idea what was about to hit them.
Pro-wolf group pitches CPW with plan for reintroduction
Colorado will start reintroducing grey wolves into the Colorado wildlands and forests soon--the question remains, where?
CPW says some rivers are too hot and shallow to fish right now
Right now, the Colorado River, Yampa River, Dolores River and San Juan River are facing a voluntary closures due to high water temperatures and low flow rates.
Organizations hoping to inspire more Latino adventurers in the great Colorado outdoors
The U.S. Forest Service, Aspen Institute, and the Wilderness Workshop's Defiende Nuestra Tierra are bringing together Latino community leaders, food, live music and family activities and games on July 23 at Two Rivers Park in Glenwood Springs.
Colorado's fight to save the boreal toad takes serious heights
It's the signature Colorado animal you know nothing about: the endangered boreal toad.
Authorities plead with Coloradans to wear life jackets following deadly paddleboarding incident
The Summit County Sheriff's Office says a microburst storm is likely what threw 25-year-old Miguel Mendez from his paddleboard, and pushed it away from him while his lifejacket was strapped to the front of the board. Colorado Parks and Wildlife believes that life jacket likely would have saved his life.
Meet the Bustang's smaller, faster cousin: Pegasus
The Colorado Department of Transportation says after seeing an increase in interest in their West Line services, they are glad to finally have their new Pegasus buses running routes this summer.
Frisco closes well contaminated with PFAS, state applauds efforts to clear drinking water
This is a complicated story, but it's an important one if you're drinking water in Colorado (as most of our viewers are.)
Rain ... the double edged sword for Colorado wildfires
Yes, we've had more rain. No, it doesn't' mean you won't start a wildfire. They might even be worse down the line.