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A case that drew the attention of backcountry recreators across the Mountain West has come to a close.

A bill before lawmakers this week would require Colorado ski resorts to publicly report injury and fatality statistics, a measure that’s being met with strong resistance from the ski industry and its backers. Proponents say such a law would force resorts to be more accountable for safety problems.

Not enough jurors showed up for a trial last week in a case that could have implications for avalanche safety in the Mountain West.

Aspen, Colorado, has agreed to host the 2021 FIS Snowboard and Freeski World Championships in March after the original host city in China canceled due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Chloe Kim took some time off to heal her body and broaden her mind. Now that she’s back at her day job, it looks as though she never left.

Some of the Mountain West's COVID-19 hotspots have been, and continue to be, areas with major ski resorts.

Breckenridge Ski Resort opened its slopes to skiers and snowboarders on Friday, drawing large crowds even as Colorado’s COVID-19 numbers and hospitalizations climbed to record levels.

Two snowboarders who triggered an avalanche in the backcountry of Colorado in March are facing criminal charges.

Safety advocates worried about injuries at Colorado's ski resorts say months of talks with the state and industry about the hazards of riding chairlifts…

An industry trade group says uphill skiing is one of the fastest growing snow sports in the country, especially in the Mountain West.