Ryan Spencer

Colorado residents and visitors don’t have to wait for an evacuation order and can leave at any time if they feel that they are at risk because of a wildfire

Colorado rock climbers say new guidelines being proposed by the federal government could help settle a decades-long dispute over the use of fixed anchors in highly-protected wilderness areas.

As major wildfires burn across Colorado, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes, volunteers are stepping in to help feed, shelter and support those fleeing fires. Dozens of recreational vehicles have filled Darren Patterson Christian Academy’s...

Wildland fire chiefs across the mountains say thick logs and ‘1,000-hour fuels' that fill high-Alpine forests are drier than ever, making wildfires unpredictable

Colorado's mountains are in for a hot, dry weekend as a heat dome sets up over the West, according to forecasters.

In Colorado and most of the U.S., emergency managers use the “Ready. Set. Go!” framework to help communicate evacuation orders. The “Set” stage coincides with pre-evacuation orders, where officials put neighborhoods on standby for possible...

The shores of the Dillon Reservoir are dry and cracked on Tuesday, July 14. Climate change is intensify heatwaves in the High Country, worsening the historic drought across Colorado, according to experts.

The North American monsoon season is ramping up across the West, with the potential to bring much-needed rain as Colorado faces a historic drought and major wildfires, according to forecasters.

Freeride skiing and snowboarding will debut at the 2030 Olympics in the French Alps — and Colorado athletes are among those hoping to compete. Shayne Blue Sandblom, a 23-year-old Silt native and Freeride World Tour...

Katherine Riesberg, a graduate of Middle Park High School in Grand County, has been skiing since the age of two.