Jason Blevins

Vail’s proposed 6% excise tax on short-term rentals could generate $7.2 million a year for workforce housing

Telluride filmmaker David Holbrooke’s new “Peace Officer” documentary traces the 50-year career of Colorado's longest serving lawman

Climbers with satellite-connected tools find East Crestone should replace Crestone Peak on the state’s list of 14ers

Michelle Vanek disappeared on Mount of the Holy Cross in 2005. Vail Rescue Group found clues that led to answers 19 years later

New group for men in Telluride hopes to prod talk about health care, seed similar groups in Colorado mountain towns

The world's top mountaineer climbed 404,000 feet on 72 14ers, covering 3,100 miles on foot and bike for his States of Elevation project

The Wild for Good report highlights 10 regions across western Colorado where industrial development threatens water, wildlife and ecosystems

The first-ever mountain bike world championships in 1990 in Durango and Purgatory debuted mountain biking on the world stage.

Olivia Copeland, a 26-year-old climbing guide, died in a fall while rappelling with her group on the Blue Sky Via Ferrata in Idaho Springs

The Grand Mesa ski area will save several million by overhauling the Snowmass chairlift to replace its 54-year-old West End double chair