Aspen Skiing Company vice president of sustainability Auden Schendler is getting recognition in the industry for his work on climate awareness.

This week, we look back at the defining news events of 2017.

T he 26th annual Academy Screenings are underway in Aspen. Among the award season contenders featured as part of Aspen Film’s series are films whose actors and producers have recently been accused of workplace sexual harassment. Aspen audiences and the nonprofit shared perspectives on how the industry is handling accusations in light of the upcoming Academy and Golden Globe awards.

Aspen City Council and staff are doubling down on fundraising efforts for a major transportation study.

The Open Space and Trails board met Thursday to discuss proposed trail alignments through the Crystal Valley.

The Christopher Egan Gallery opened in Aspen this week. The new gallery’s owner is bringing the surf to town.

There are 850 families in the Roaring Fork Valley covered by CHIP - a government program that helps with healthcare costs for children and pregnant women. To ensure that they still get financial assistance, regardless of budget talks in Washington D.C., Colorado lawmakers took action yesterday.

On this week's Mountain Edition, Christin Kay and Alycin Bektesh bring you all the news from the week here in the Roaring Fork Valley.

The Pitkin County Open Space and Trails board meets Thursday morning to talk about public feedback on proposed trail alignments through the Crystal River Valley.

Should the most powerful e-bikes be allowed to travel as freely as a regular bike? Glenwood Springs City Council is mulling that question over Thursday morning.